After a public hearing on March 22, the Sumpter Township Board of Trustees unanimously approved the amended 2015-16 and proposed 2016-17 budgets. Financial Director James Glahn, CPA, told the board[…]
The Van Buren Township Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a seven-page ordinance amendment that provides for regulation, location, and operation of medical marijuana cultivation facilities. At its March 23[…]
At its regular meeting March 21, the Belleville City Council adopted a Disability Accommodation Policy and an Equal Employment Opportunity Policy, as required by the Michigan Department of Civil Rights.[…]
Co-defendants Robert Kristopher Stilson and Santino Dominick Deleon were bound over to circuit court on March 30 for arraignments on the information on charges from the same incident in Sumpter[…]
Phillip C. Hart, Democrat, has announced his candidacy for Supervisor of Van Buren Township and has filed the required nominating petitions to place him on the ballot for the Aug.[…]
This is Sunshine Week across the country and newspapers are writing about open government and letting the sun shine into governmental affairs. Lately, the public has been shown distain at[…]
Members of the audience at Monday’s special meeting of the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education scratched their heads as they tried to figure out just what was the[…]
The Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education unanimously agreed to chip in up to $180,000 towards the paving of McBride Road, the deteriorated roadway in front of McBride Middle[…]
Van Buren Township Trustee Brenda McClanahan asked what police are doing about the recent armed robberies and a shooting incident that occurred in the township recently. At the end of[…]
The Van Buren Township Planning and Economic Development Department is hosting a workshop for local businesses on the township’s new ordinance that bans the use of coal tar sealants on[…]