Earlier this year, Belleville City Councilwoman Kim Tindall said she didn’t like the Strawberry Festival using City Hall as its official address. She was told the festival would change its[…]
A neighbor’s complaint about a loud radio led to a confrontation in a Robson Road garage between two Van Buren Township police officers and resident James Gamble, who recently sued[…]
A proposed contract for Huron Township to provide emergency dispatch services to Sumpter Township is expected to be on Sumpter’s Dec. 13 board meeting agenda for approval. At Sumpter’s Nov.[…]
Former Romulus band director and district music department head Dick Kruse was recently inducted into the University of Michigan School of Music, Theater and Dance Hall of Fame. Special ceremonies[…]
At the end of the School Board’s special meeting/work-study session on Aug. 29 interim School Supt. Tom Riutta announced to the board that he plans to leave his position at[…]
The Van Buren Township Police Department had two officers retire last December and then lost two more officers earlier this year, putting them down four officers. At the Dec. 7[…]
A memo about Van Buren Township’s proposal to charge rent for the office space being used by the VBT Downtown Development Authority set off a flurry of angry comments at[…]
At its Oct. 11 meeting, Van Buren Township Supervisor Paul White asked the VBT Downtown Development Authority for about $576,000 to switch all the police and fire radios to a[…]
The Van Buren Township Board of Trustees held a special meeting on Monday afternoon to consider the union contract for the Police Officer Labor Council – Command. After an[…]
John Hitchcock of the law firm of Giarmarco, Mullins & Horton, P.C., of Troy is the new city attorney for the City of Belleville. Mayor Kerreen Conley recommended Hitchcock at[…]