“Belleville used to be a hopping town,” said Mary Talaga during Monday’s 45-minute Belleville City Council meeting. “What happened?” The council and audience were discussing how the Sugar Plum Candy[…]
Winner of the Belleville SOUP competition on March 29 was the New Tech team made up of Belleville High School sophomores presenting a plan for Blessing Bags. Team members were[…]
Guiding Harbor/Girlstown is participating in the on-line Art Van Charity Challenge April 4-25. The Challenge will donate $180,000 in grants to charities that focus on women, children and human services.[…]
State Rep. Joe Bellino, R-Monroe, visited schools throughout Monroe and Wayne counties last month in celebration of March is Reading Month. Rep. Bellino read to students in several school districts,[…]
Burnham Flowers Insurance Group presented a premium of $131,440 to the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees for township insurance coverage for its new fiscal year that begins April 1. At[…]
At the regular meeting of the Van Buren Township Downtown Development Authority on March 28, Speedway LLC had four representatives present to request a 27’ sliver of land along Belleville[…]
The Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education voted, 6-1, to keep Haggerty School up and running for another school year, but the Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC) is to[…]
There was only one item on the March 20 agenda for the Van Buren Township Board of Trustee’s work/study session: “Discussion on Township Employee Travel and Training.” But that discussion[…]
When Van Buren Township was the first municipality in the state to enact a coal tar ban in December 2015, the ordinance was educational in nature and had no penalties.[…]
The Southwestern Wayne County Democratic Club invites the public to a Chili Cook-Off from 5 to 7 p.m., Thursday, April 27, at the Wayne County Fairgrounds, 10871 Quirk Road, Van[…]