May 11 wasn’t a good day for Camping World’s Van Buren Township project. After the VBT Planning Commission meeting was over, Camping World’s request for preliminary and final site plan[…]
On May 23, after hearing resident Reg Ion ask about letting the community use the high school swimming pool it paid for with tax dollars, School Supt. Pete Kudlak said[…]
At its regular meeting on May 17, the Van Buren Township Board of Trustees approved the personal services agreement of Joshua A. Monte as the township’s first deputy police chief.[…]
A four-day, 10-hour-per-day work week was approved as a pilot project for Van Buren Township employees for three months, beginning the week of May 30 to Sept. 2. The plan[…]
At its regular May 18 meeting the Belleville Downtown Development Authority voted unanimously to pay 10% of the matching grant — $27,200 — for the hoped-for $272,000 in upgrades of[…]
The Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education discussed how much millage to put on the sinking fund ballot in November and informally decided that 1.75 mills would be better[…]
Marilyn Wood, coordinator of the Emergency Food Closet, thanks the Belleville Letter Carriers for their “Stamp Out” Hunger food drive held Saturday, May 14. Nine thousand, five hundred and forty-six[…]
At the end of the May 17 meeting of the Van Buren Township Board of Trustees, John Delaney spoke under Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items to announce he was resigning[…]
The murder cases against the three defendants in the shooting death of Elizabeth (Egypt) Covington on June 22, 2017 in Van Buren Township are taking different directions. Timothy Eugene Moore,[…]
On May 18, at about 6:15 p.m. a male caller called in a bomb threat at the Cracker Barrel restaurant, reported Van Buren Township Police Lt. Charles Bazzy. Wayne County[…]