At the Oct. 10 regular meeting of the Belleville Planning Commission, city manager Jason Smith explained the mess on the Davenport Brothers Construction property next door to the senior co-op[…]
Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 15, crews from the Michigan Department of Transportation are closing the inside lane of westbound I-94 from Belleville to Rawsonville roads during off-peak periods to complete equipment[…]
At the Oct. 11 football game, Kara Tharp was announced as Homecoming Queen and Bryant McGee as King. The Belleville High School football team won the game against Wayne Memorial,[…]
Although city council terms are four years under the current city charter, at Monday’s meeting the Belleville City Council voted unanimously for a resolution that gives themselves an extra year[…]
At the Oct. 7 meeting of the Belleville City Council, the council voted unanimously to add another $15,000 to its share of the legal bill to fight the delivery of[…]
Members of the Belleville High School Homecoming Court for this weekend’s celebration have been announced. The king and queen will be crowned at halftime at Friday’s football game. The court[…]
All of the candidates for Van Buren Township offices are Democrats and were unopposed in the August primary election. But, write-in candidate Janine Houle filed at noon on Oct. 1[…]
Six candidates are running for four, four-year terms on the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education. Five names will be on the ballot. Incumbent Kelly Owen filed as a[…]
At the end of the Oct. 1 meeting of the Van Buren Township Board of Trustees, Clerk Leon Wright announced that he is now a “proud grandpapa.” He said the[…]
To take effect Jan. 1, 2025 Supervisor $125,000 Clerk $116,000 Treasurer $116,000 Trustees $ 22,000 Deputy Supervisor $112,000 Confid. Admin. Assist. $ 66,950 Dir. Community Services $112,000 Residential Appraiser $[…]