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Come together, everyone!

Kelloggsville hosts its annual community event Sept. 15

Kelloggsville — The Kelloggsville Community Event has been set for Friday, Sept. 15 at Kelloggsville Middle School, 4650 S. Division Ave., with everyone invited to check out the district’s new athletic complex that officially opened in the spring.

“We started doing this even more than 20 years ago,” said Director of Instruction Jeff Owen, who has helped organize the annual event. “Kelloggsville is unique in that it is not a city, with half of its population living in Kentwood and half living in Wyoming.

“The idea was to create a fun night that parents could bring out their children and enjoy the evening.”

There will be lots of activities at this year’s Community Event hosted by students, staff and community partners (courtesy)
There will be lots of activities at this year’s Community Event hosted by students, staff and community partners (courtesy)

The event will kick off at 4:30 p.m. with a variety of activities such as face painting and a bouncy house along with other inflatables. Food also will be available at a nominal cost. Participating will be a number of student and parent organizations along with local businesses and organizations such as Culver’s and Kent District Library.

At 7 p.m., the Kelloggsville Rockets will face off against Sparta at the football field, located behind the middle school. 

Kelloggsville families will be able to learn about different programs offered at the schools and by parent organizations (courtesy)
Kelloggsville families will be able to learn about different programs offered at the schools and by parent organizations (courtesy)

Read more from Kelloggsville: 
District launches new parent portal
‘Not an ordinary man’; Students march in honor of Cesar Chavez

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Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Joanne Bailey-Boorsma is a reporter covering Kent ISD, Godwin Heights, Kelloggsville, Forest Hills and Comstock Park. The salutatorian for the Hartland Public Schools class of 1985, she changed her colors from blue and maize to green and white by attending Michigan State University, where she majored in journalism. Joanne moved to the Grand Rapids area in 1989, where she started her journalism career at the Advance Newspapers. She later became the editor for On-the-Town magazine, a local arts and entertainment publication. Her eldest daughter is a nurse, working in Holland, and her youngest attends Oakland University. Both are graduates from Byron Center High School. She is a volunteer for the Van Singel Fine Arts Advisory Board and the Kent District Library. In her free time, Joanne enjoys spending time with her family, checking out local theater and keeping up with all the exchange students they have hosted through the years. Read Joanne's full bio

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