“One lawsuit could devastate our city,” said Belleville Police Chief Dave Robinson at Monday’s regular meeting of the city council via Zoom. He explained that with the current police department[…]
The following students were honored by the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education at its March 8 Zoom meeting to mark Music in our School Month. BHS: Michael Novay,[…]
On March 13, workers were installing cement around the six, custom-made tree grates that were placed on Fourth Street as part of the Belleville Downtown Development Authority Spacemaking Project. Fourth[…]
The Belleville Area Library installed a Fix-It station for bicycles near the library’s bike rack and slightly over on the museum property. “We received permission to spill over a tiny[…]
“A lot of businesses could be moving because of changes that the city of Belleville has made over the last year,” Director Matthew Best told the Van Buren Township Planning[…]
The Marketing Committee of the Van Buren Township Local Development Finance Authority is in talks with Sovereign Partners, owners of Grace Lake Corporate Center, about possible residential development at the[…]
High school seniors who graduated from the eighth grade at Keystone Academy in Sumpter Township are invited to apply for two, $1,000 scholarships to a post-high school educational institution. At[…]
Kalin Christian Karvelis, 25, of Huron Township will have his probable cause conference on April 5 at 34th District Court to face charges for the Feb. 26 murder of his[…]
At an almost three-hour combined workshop/regular meeting on March 9, the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees voted to hire a second ordinance officer with a base pay of $49,566 plus[…]
Due to dry ground conditions across Southeastern Michigan, the Department of Natural Resources has upgraded the wildfire risk for this area to “VERY HIGH,” according to a Nixel alert sent[…]