On May 2 before 34th District Court Judge Brian Oakley, Joel William Leys, 32, of Belleville waived his preliminary exam on three charges of illegal sale/use of a financial transaction[…]
The Van Buren Township Police Department will be issuing warning stickers to cars in driveways that are blocking sidewalks. On Friday, Public Safety Director Gregory Laurain said the township has[…]
Jehovah’s Witnesses extend an invitation to all the community to join them and benefit from the uplifting program that will be present at the 2018 “Be Courageous!” Regional Convention series[…]
It was the last board meeting of a longtime member of the board of directors of Keystone Academy, so they held the meeting at Kabob Garden restaurant in Belleville. On[…]
At its May 7 meeting, the Belleville Area Women’s Club installed officers for its new fiscal year that begins June 1. Mary Kowal is president; Kathy Mular, vice president; Sophia[…]
Van Buren Township Supervisor Kevin McNamara said he was calling the May 10 work/study session to discuss a fair and inclusive Meeting Conduct Policy. He said his goals were for[…]
In a new procedure that accelerates development in Van Buren Township, Constellium got final site plan approval for a building expansion and an accessory building at its very first appearance[…]
Atchinson Ford will be able to temporarily park about 200 of its cars on property at 8705 Belleville Road following action of the Van Buren Township Planning Commission at its[…]
The Belleville Planning Commission will take a walking tour of the city’s downtown to get an up-close and personal look to see what needs to be done to improve the[…]
On April 25, 34th District Court Judge David Parrott dismissed a felony charge of domestic violence against Jeffrey Glen McFall, 30, which allegedly had occurred in Van Buren Township on[…]