On Thursday, Sept. 17, Van Buren Township’s Public Safety Department was awarded $572,336 toward payroll reimbursement for Public Safety workers who kept residents safe during the “Stay Home, Stay Safe”[…]
There were no business items on the agenda for the Sept. 8 in-person meeting of the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees and township attorney Rob Young spent most of the[…]
34th District Court Judge Tina Brooks Green approved setting competency exams for Raymond Lee Bailey, 37, of Wyandotte who is charged with four murders in Sumpter Township on Aug. 15.[…]
Verna Chapman, who has been working for the City of Birmingham, will begin duties as the new city clerk/treasurer in Belleville in a few weeks. The Belleville City Council met[…]
A $1,455 MMRMA grant for bumper guards and pit bars to protect the front ends of three police cars was accepted by the Belleville City Council at Monday’s regular meeting[…]
Whereas, the fight for women’s suffrage, from the first women’s rights convention to enfranchisement, lasted more than 72 years, with women from all walks of life, political views and demographic[…]
Stephanie E. O’Neill, daughter of Pamela and Todd O’Neill of Van Buren Township, recently graduated from Michigan Technical University with a Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science. After completing[…]
At a 91-minute Zoom meeting Sept. 9, the Van Buren Township Planning Commission postponed approvals of the Clover Communities senior apartment plans and set a public hearing for Sept. 23[…]
State Rep. Joe Bellino, of Monroe, on Sept. 10, honored Darrian Young, who served as Monroe County Sheriff’s Office animal control officer, during a special memorial service at the state[…]
Recently the Rotary Club of Belleville donated more than 50 sets of art supplies to Van Buren Public Schools — namely Haggerty, Tyler, Savage, Rawsonville, Edgemont, and Owen. Pandemic control[…]