Van Buren School Board OKs $202,356 worth of high-tech bus cameras
The fleet of school buses in the Van Buren Public School district will soon have high-tech cameras in all their buses, with power so strong it can see what the[…]
Committee hears testimony on Hopgood’s bill on historic sites
The Michigan Senate Economic and International Investment Committee met last week and heard testimony on a bill sponsored by Sen. Hoon-Yung Hopgood, D-Taylor, that would help protect historic sites throughout[…]
Court Watching: Parts of Neeley exam held, part set for Oct. 18 at 34th District Court
Jeremy Scott Neeley, 33, had his preliminary exam set for Oct. 4 on charges of larceny in a building and unauthorized driving away of a vehicle in Van Buren Township[…]
League of Women Voters offers assistance to Belleville voters
The League of Women Voters of Northwest Wayne County is offering assistance to voters in the City of Belleville for the Nov. 7 election. The League is offering an on-line[…]
Van Buren School Board fires teacher after text, social media breeches
The Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to fire New Tech social studies teacher Andrew Pitzer for a perceived lack of judgment in text and social media[…]
Editorial: VBT Police solves one murder case, waiting on second
Van Buren Township police work just got suspect Mark Germano bound over to circuit court to face trial in the shooting death of Edward Kuehn in the parking lot of[…]
Belleville High School Homecoming Court announced
The Belleville High School Homecoming court will preside over the Friday, Oct. 6, football game when the Homecoming King and Queen will be crowed at half time. Members of the[…]
Animal Magic to perform at two free shows on Saturday, Oct. 7
The Belleville Area Chamber of Commerce and Wayne County Community College Ted Scott Campus in Van Buren Township will sponsor two free shows of Animal Magic at noon and 1:30[…]
City Council approves Trick or Treating downtown on Oct. 31
The annual downtown Trick or Treating event for children was set for 5 to 7 p.m. on Halloween, Oct. 31, by the Belleville City Council at Monday’s regular meeting. City[…]
Court Watching: Judge Allen seeks settlement of forfeiture, Po lawsuit by Oct. 17
Wayne County Civil Court Judge David J. Allen is tired of all the charges and counter charges made by attorneys involved in the state forfeiture proceedings of real property at[…]
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