Zoning amendments that would open the door to Scott Jones’ planned single-family detached condos on small, lakeside lots was again delayed by the Van Buren Township Planning Commission at its[…]
At the Aug. 17 Zoom meeting of the Belleville City Council, the resignation letter of City Clerk/Treasurer Sherri Scharf, effective Sept. 4, was unanimously accepted. Councilman Tom Fielder was absent[…]
On Aug. 12, 25-year-old Flem Stiltner IV was charged with the first-degree murder of his 48-year-old father Flem Stiltner III, in Wayne, and remanded to the Wayne County Jail without[…]
It hasn’t been easy, but local judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, police officers and other hard-working individuals have been riding a bumpy road to try to bring justice in the wake[…]
After four hours of discussion on the 50 pages of plans on how to reopen school on Sept. 1, during the coronavirus, the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education[…]
On Monday, Aug. 10, a group of five Sumpter Township residents drove to the Wayne County Elections Commission on the fifth floor of the Coleman A. Young municipal building in[…]
34th District Court Judge Tina Brooks Green presided over a preliminary exam on Monday morning that was held in person with masks, personal distancing, and plastic barriers. This was a[…]
The Van Buren Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously to place a Public Safety Renewal question on the Nov. 3 General Election ballot. Action was taken at a 27-minute special[…]
Brooklyn Keele and Collin Attard, both members of the Belleville High School Class of 2020, each was presented with a $500 scholarship by the City of Belleville Fire Auxiliary. Brooklyn,[…]
Unofficial results of the Aug. 4 primary election show the following results for 21st District Representative in the State Legislature, the seat currently occupied by Rep. Kris Pagan, who is[…]