Building committee chairperson Joy Cichewicz gave a report on the negotiations with contractors who designed and put the boilers into the new $14 million library. Everyone agrees that the boilers[…]
Van Buren Township is hosting two free giveaway events on Saturday, Sept. 19. The first event will be from 10 a.m. until noon or while supplies last. Parents and kids[…]
Because of COVID-19, the annual Taste of Belleville has been canceled and a Restaurant Rally set up in its place. Bill Wolters, president of the Belleville Central Business Community, said[…]
Wash, rinse, flush and repeat. Something we’ve all been doing, at home, for quite some time now and because of that many of us are seeing higher water and electric[…]
At a 21-minute Zoom meeting Sept. 8, the Van Buren Township Local Development Finance Authority discussed its proposed budget for 2021, current budget for 2020, and the progress of the[…]
After a live preliminary exam at 34th District Court on Monday, Justin Cleeve Johnson, 18, of Van Buren Township was bound over to circuit court by Judge Tina Brooks Green[…]
Wayne County’s painstaking recount of the Democrat part of the supervisor’s election in three precincts and six absentee ballot boards showed the count was done well by local poll workers.[…]
34th District Court Judge Tina Brooks Green adjourned until Sept. 16 a probable cause conference for Raymond Lee Bailey, 37 of Wyandotte to face charges for four murders in Sumpter[…]
The Huron River Drive bridge over the Huron River in Van Buren Township, between Haggerty Road North and Haggerty Road South, is scheduled to close at 3 p.m. Sept. 14[…]
By Alysha Albrecht Communications Specialist Van Buren Township It’s official to say summer is coming to a close, now that Labor Day is past us. However, the Van Buren Township[…]