On Monday, July 20, the Belleville City Council discussed the failures of DTE in Sunday’s storm that plunged the tri-community into darkness. On Tuesday, July 21, the Van Buren Township[…]
Four candidates filed to be on the ballot in the Nov. 3 election for four, four-year seats on the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education. Filing by the 4[…]
Voters will be asked to fill four seats on the Belleville Area District Library Board in the Nov. 3 general election. There are three 4-year seats open and one 2-year[…]
On Tuesday morning, July 21, just after 8, a male driver, possibly in his 20s, lost control and ended up backwards in the front yard of former Belleville Mayor Richard[…]
David Brownlee has resigned from the Van Buren Township Environmental Commission after serving on it for 34 years. He has been the chairman for most of those years. At the[…]
Members of the Van Buren Township Downtown Development Authority want Belleville Road fixed between the Belleville Bridge and I-94, but they don’t want to spend $4.5 million to completely redo[…]
On June 26, Jim Wigginton of Van Buren Township dove in the submersible “Limiting Factor” to the deepest part of the earth — the Challenger Deep section of the Marianas[…]
As of Tuesday, July 21, the number of deaths from COVID-19 remains at 30 in the tri-community, which includes Belleville, Van Buren, and Sumpter in the 48111 zip code. The[…]
As of July 16, the following self-response rates for the 2020 U.S. Census have been recorded for the following areas: • U.S.A. – 62.1% • Michigan – 68.3% • Wayne[…]
On a 6-1 vote, the Van Buren Township Board of Trustees approved Ashley Capital’s request for an Industrial Development District for its huge new development north of Ecorse and west[…]