There are six local questions asking for more taxes on the Nov. 8 General Election ballot. They are: REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY 1.2 MILLS A Proposal Authorizing the Regional Transit Authority[…]
The Van Buren Township Planning Commission started a months-long project of reviewing proposed updates to the entire zoning ordinance. At its regular meeting Oct. 12, the entire board was led[…]
The first Costumed Monster Mutt Walk put on by the Belleville Central Business Community on Saturday afternoon drew 29 dogs, said chairwoman Janet Millard. The CBC presented $500 to the[…]
Kathy Bailey of Willis will be presenting another series of free classes to teach participants how to find information on their families for personal enrichment and to share with their[…]
The resignation of Belleville City Councilwoman Kim Tindall was regretfully accepted by the city council as of the end of Monday’s regular council meeting. On Tuesday morning she was at[…]
The Nozzlemen motorcycle club got permission from Van Buren Township to clean up Otisville Cemetery on Riggs Road as the group’s annual public service project. On the morning of Oct.[…]
“I think we should talk about the roof,” said Library Director Mary Jo Suchy shortly after the start of the Oct. 11 meeting of the Belleville Area District Library Board.[…]
The Hillside Cemetery Advisory Committee has issued a request for volunteers to place American flags on the graves of veterans starting at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 29, preparing the[…]
On a 6-1 vote, the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees put employee Michele Roman on a disciplinary unpaid suspension for 30 days effective immediately. Voting no was Clerk Clarence Hoffman.[…]
At the Oct. 11 meeting of the Keystone Academy Board of Directors, Keystone Principal Keturah Godfrey told a story about about a Keystone second grader named Makaela whose cancer came[…]