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:[…]
Ronald Barrington Robinson, a Sumpter resident who was found guilty by a 34th District Court jury of a township ordinance violation for parking his RV on his acreage, wants to[…]
Jim Chudzinski reports that he sighted a cougar crossing the road in the Sumpter Road/Bemis Road area just before 9 a.m. on Tuesday. He said he was on his way[…]
Pastor Nathaniel Oregon of the Belleville 7th-Day Adventist Church reported to the Belleville City Council on Monday that the free health services offered to local residents totaled up to $79,000[…]
Bobby McShane’s restaurant at 19350 Sumpter Rd. will host “Chat with the Chief” at 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 27. Sumpter Township Public Safety Director/Police Chief Eric Luke will be present[…]
On Monday, the Belleville City Council approved a three-year contract with the local unit of the Police Officers Association of Michigan, who had already ratified the proposed contract. The contract[…]
Brody Hill, an eighth grade student at McBride Middle School, has been notified by the National Geographic Society that he is one of the semifinalists eligible to compete in the[…]
Ricardo Defense, Inc., has been selected for production supply of the braking system including Antilock Brake System and Electronic Stability Control (ABS/ESC) for the world’s first all-electric sport utility trucks,[…]