Kathy Bailey, a retired teacher of Willis, will be presenting another series of free classes to teach participants how to find information on their families for personal enrichment and to[…]
Van Buren Township Director of Public Safety Gregory Laurain wants to get some historical background for his police department and is looking for pictures, suitable for framing, of past police[…]
Belleville City Clerk/Treasurer Sherri Scharf reports there are two, four-year city council seats to be filled in the Nov. 7, 2017 election. Those seats currently are filled by Jesse Marcotte[…]
On Tuesday, May 2, the jury trial was ready to begin at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice in Detroit in the cases against James Forrest Chapman, 57, of Van[…]
Huron Valley Ambulance announces it’s time to register for this summer’s Camp 9-1-1, a free, interactive, two-day camp put on by Huron Valley Ambulance for children ages 8-12. Camp 9-1-1[…]
A tri-fold, compact brochure is being distributed by the Van Buren Township Police to give the public tips on how best to interact with police. “What To Do When Stopped[…]
At the end of the May 2 meeting of the Van Buren Township Board of Trustees, a group of residents got up, one by one, to speak to the board[…]
The Belleville Area Kiwanis Club will sell Mother’s Day flowers at the TCF Bank on Belleville Road from 3 to 5:30 p.m. on Friday, May 12, and from 9 a.m.[…]
Employees of the 34th District Court are joining together to support Chief Judge Tina Brooks Green as she begins chemotherapy and a long road in her breast cancer journey. They[…]
On May 3, 34th District Court Judge David Parrott dismissed charges, without prejudice, against Chad Allen Shaw when he found there were no complainants and no witnesses in the cases[…]