Van Buren Township Public Safety Committee member Diane Madigan asked about figures on the internet showing VBT had 17 forcible rapes in 2009. She wondered if the public shouldn’t have[…]
The Belleville Rotary Club celebrated its 67th Annual Scholarship program on May 22 when it distributed 10 academic scholarships, worth $1,500 each. Five of the scholarships were to graduating seniors[…]
On May 1, Louis Kovach gave Van Buren Township $1,000 to have his lot split request of the former Coy Kendall greenhouse property considered by the Parcel Division Board. On[…]
On Tuesday, June 12, the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees unanimously passed Emergency Ordinance 111 outlawing synthetic marijuana and other dangerous products. The ordinance, which will become effective immediately upon[…]
The missionaries from Cross Cultural Connections who are working to rescue women and children victims of human trafficking are coming back to Michigan for a brief visit and will be[…]
Before he died, Homer Morris asked his friend and benefactor Lou Kovach to make sure to finish their project to split the Coy Kendall greenhouse property and to take care[…]
A 6:30 p.m., June 12, public hearing has been set to consider the proposed 2012-13 budget of the Belleville Area District Library, as well as the 2011-12 amended final budget[…]
Van Buren Township Police Captain Gregory Laurain said on June 4 his undercover officers were sent out to check local party stores and other businesses and reported there were no[…]
The Rent-A-Center on Belleville Road in the Farmer Jack Plaza held its grand opening ceremony with the Belleville Chamber, local, and Van Buren Township official last Friday. RAC employees in[…]
It took about four meetings of discussion on the two “free” Humvees the City of Belleville received from federal government surplus, but on Monday the City Council voted to accept[…]