A three-year contract at $148,371.91 per year for a Carnegie Mathematics Program was unanimously approved by the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education at its regular meeting March 12.[…]
On Saturday, Richard Sloan alerted Van Buren Township Supervisor Paul White that officials with Menards home improvement store have signed a purchase agreement for a 31-acre site he owns on[…]
The Van Buren Public Schools cannot accept the new artificial turf football field at Belleville High School until the problem of the big Tiger Paw is solved. At the March[…]
The second reading and final adoption of an ordinance to regulate and license aspects of Medical Marijuana cultivation, use, and distribution was passed by the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees[…]
Diane Madigan, left, is new chairman of the Public Safety Committee and Regina Miller is vice chairman. Forced Entry Burglaries are up 62% from last year this time in Van[…]
Sumpter Township Supervisor Johnny Vawters is running for reelection this fall with the Democratic team that currently is running the township – with the addition of Don Swinson for trustee.[…]
“I was shanghaied,” said Ken Voigt in explaining how he happened to be a Belleville mayoral candidate for about three days and then a non-candidate. Voigt, a retired Belleville[…]
Shortly after 9 a.m. Monday, April 23, 33rd District Court Chief Judge James K. Kersten convened the pretrial exams for seven Romulus criminal defendants in the Van Buren Township Board[…]
Since the Van Buren School District will be closing Haggerty Elementary School in June, Van Buren Township will move voting Precinct #8 from Haggerty to Savage Elementary School, a short[…]
At its regular meeting on Monday, April 23, the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education approved the layoff of 18 teachers and 11 support staff, with the announcement that[…]