At its July 24 meeting, the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees approved allocating $2,310.72 for materials to erect a pavilion at Fire Station #1. The 14’x20’ structure is being put[…]
The Sumpter Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously at its July 10 meeting to place a renewal of the Fire Protection millage before voters in the Nov. 6 General Election.[…]
Although Enbridge Pipeline’s petroleum pipeline into Van Buren Township is regulated by federal and state agencies, on July 11 the company voluntarily brought to the Planning Commission for review its[…]
A North Middle School teacher was arraigned at 34th District Court Tuesday morning [July 31] on two felony charges and one misdemeanor concerning her alleged activities with a 15-year-old student.[…]
The Van Buren Public Schools are likely to close at least one elementary school this fall, School Board President Martha Toth told those at Monday’s regular board meeting. “We have[…]
Members of the community are invited to drop by to see what taxpayers have made possible when the $79 million new Belleville High School complex opens its doors for public[…]
On July 16, Menard, Inc. sent a letter to Van Buren Township requesting the rezoning of 0.61 acres currently zoned R1-B to C-2 zoning, and included the application fee of[…]
Bianca, age 7, was visiting her father Richard Barney, III, at his apartment at 240 North Liberty Street in the City of Belleville on Friday, June 22. Her mother Jessica[…]
During Monday morning’s session in the courtroom of 34th District Court Judge David Parrott, the judge raised his voice several times in addressing defendant Rebecca Kesler, startling other court officials[…]
Former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin charmed a large crowd Saturday (July 14) at the Wayne County Fairgrounds in temperatures hovering in the 90s. The Patriots in the Park rally[…]