On Oct. 16, the Belleville Downtown Development Authority agreed something should be done about the malfunctioning clock on the Fourth Street Square. Assistant City Manager/DDA Director Steve Jones reported the[…]
Wayne Disposal, Inc., the hazardous waste landfill in Van Buren Township, moved the lawsuit filed against it to federal court on Oct. 15, citing a constitutional clause it argues blocks[…]
The Van Buren Township Board of Trustees which has been working on its 2025 budgets since April, held the required public hearings at the last meeting, and finally on Oct.[…]
When the city of Belleville signed a contract with a new trash service, its former provider, Priority Waste, pretty much left town before the end of its contract. Residents were[…]
On Friday, Oct. 18, State Rep. Reggie Miller, D-Van Buren Township, presented a check for $750,000 to the city of Belleville for bank stabilization and landscaping at Horizon Park. Present[…]
There were 34 participants in the Monster Mutt Walk this year. Cutest 1st, Maybel, French Bulldog, Sophia Sloan, Belleville 2nd, Alex, Shitzu mix, Ken Voigt, Belleville 3rd , Koko Bean,[…]
At its meeting on Oct. 8, the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees unanimously approved the supervisor’s reappointments of three members to the planning commission. Jane Stalmack and Matt Oddy were[…]
The Van Buren Eagles, 9961 Beck Rd., Van Buren Township, will present a Veterans’ Appreciation Supper on Saturday, Nov. 9. The meal is free to all veterans and $10 per[…]
Voters in the Nov. 5 General Election in the city of Belleville will consider four changes to the City Charter, which was written in 1982. At the end of the[…]
After spending time on Oct. 14 discussing the low educational scores in the district and what to do about them, the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously[…]