Van Buren Township traffic cop Carrie Traster, who has been with the department for 13 years, filed suit on Aug. 19 naming as defendants the township, its police department, maintenance[…]
“This is an uncomfortable conversation,” School Supt. Michael Van Tassel told the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education in the middle of a lengthy presentation on a severe district[…]
Bob Balderston and Carol Sundell have filed Declarations of Intent to run as write-in candidates for Mayor of the City of Belleville in the Nov. 3 election. City Clerk/Treasurer Lisa[…]
“How do you get something on the agenda?” Barbara Miller asked the Belleville Area District Library Board at its Aug. 11 meeting. “I’m still waiting for an item to be[…]
The Aug. 16 dedication of the new worship center at Bethany Bible Church drew a total of 657 people, counting those in the nursery and daycare. During 2015, about 330[…]
Ryan John-Thomas Nyman, 34, waived his preliminary exam before Judge David Parrott at 34th District Court on Aug. 12 and was bound over to face charges on Aug. 19 at[…]
Sumpter Township was notified by Wayne County that it would be paving the roads in Fenster Subdivision and Judd Road from Sumpter Road west to 300 feet past Bohn Road[…]
After Don Schoenberger and CeJay Marshall gave their opposing viewpoints on whether the Van Buren Township 6.5 public safety millage on the Nov. 3 ballot was a good idea, Trustee[…]
The Friends of Michigan Animals Rescue is holding a fund raiser where they can earn $1,000 from Funds2Org if they collect enough shoes. The deadline for shoe donations has been[…]
Coal tar-based pavement sealcoats pose numerous threats to human health and organisms living in lakes and rivers, according to a news release from the Huron River Watershed Council (HRWC). The[…]