The day after a Michigan State Police detective completed an investigation of a Van Buren Township police officer and turned the evidence over to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office for[…]
After a lively discussion during its special meeting on April 26, the Van Buren Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to proceed with an upgrade to the current Belleville[…]
More than 50 people crowded into the Belleville Area District Library meeting room on Saturday morning to give their opinions on what a new library should look like, when and[…]
A special meeting of the Belleville City Council has been set for 6 p.m. Monday, May 9, to discuss the city’s “financial woes.” At Monday’s regular meeting, the public was[…]
Victory Pre-Owned received final approval from the Van Buren Township Planning Commission for outdoor sales space and building renovations for sale of used, second-hand automobiles. At its regular meeting April[…]
More than 300 children turned out under sunny skies and warm temperatures on Saturday for the Flop-E-Bunny event at Victory Park in Belleville. Most waited patiently in a long line[…]
Having the Sept. 3, 2008 letter of understanding on take-home cars become a part of the formal contract between Van Buren Township and its police officers would take away management’s[…]
On April 8, U.S. District Court Judge Sean F. Cox signed an order dismissing the law suit brought by Ahmad Kasham of Ypsilanti, against the Van Buren Township Police Department,[…]
Although they haven’t been saying what would happen if the 1 additional mill for police operation doesn’t pass in the May 3 election, Sumpter Township Police officers and supporters indicate[…]
At the Sumpter Township board meeting of April 12, Supervisor Johnny Vawters reminded everyone that “we really need a millage passed on May 3.” He referred to the 1[…]