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[…]
The Sumpter Township Board of Trustees decided it wasn’t a good idea to pay two board members $500 more a month because they were working harder. At the Feb. 14[…]
Belleville High School Girls Basketball had another member join the 1,000-point club this season, Katelyn Sherwood. She is only a junior and has already achieved this accomplishment. She scored her[…]
“It took us almost a year to plan this awesome bake sale,” said third-grade Edgemont Elementary School student Addison Asher. “We felt bad for kids that had to sit in[…]
Yankee Air Museum is launching an ambitious project to interview as many original ‘Rosies’ as possible. The interviews will be preserved for all time in the United States Library of[…]
Planet Fitness received an OK to paint the former Farmer Jack building at 10900 Belleville Road to match the adjacent Belleville Square shopping center. It also will be able to[…]
From 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 5, at Wayne County Community College’s Western Campus, the Michigan Alliance for Families will seek input from stakeholders about what services are[…]
State Rep. Joe Bellino, R-Monroe, has introduced legislation giving income tax relief to younger retired police and firefighters not covered by Social Security, bringing them more in line with other[…]