After unanimously praising School Supt. Pete Kudlak’s work at Monday’s regular meeting, the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education voted to raise his pay to $142,000 and to extend[…]
Van Buren Township Police Chief Jason Wright explained to the VBT Board of Trustees that the state law on fireworks changed in the lame duck legislature last December, so the[…]
The Belleville Downtown Development Authority invited groups they gave grants to in 2018 to send representatives to tell the DDA how they spent the grants, which totaled $7,500. The $1,500[…]
“Diabetes Undone” will be presented for eight weeks from 6:30 to 8 p.m. every Thursday beginning March 21 and running through May 16 at the Belleville Seventh-day Adventist Church, 89[…]
The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office has approved eight felony charges against the man who allegedly shot another man in the chest just before 10 p.m. Feb. 5 in the parking[…]
U.S. Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, MI-12, invites 9-12th grade students, families, high school counselors, veterans and service members to attend Military Service Academy information sessions on Wednesday, March 20. The sessions[…]
The Van Buren Township Board of Trustees unanimously approved two new full-time positions to its employee roster at Tuesday’s regular meeting. One is a position that used to be full[…]
Belleville High School’s robotics team is hosting a FIRST Robotics District Event, with competition starting on Friday, March 8, and ending on Saturday, March 9. This open-to-the-public event will take[…]
Supervisor John Morgan shot down a motion to move the township attorney immediately from the board table, where he has been sitting for more than 20 years, by saying he[…]
At its Feb. 19 regular meeting, the Belleville City Council unanimously approved a three-year GELC union contract starting Jan. 1, 2019. There are 7.5 employees in GELC. The contract includes:[…]