A severe thunderstorm with hail whipped through the tri-community Thursday afternoon and was gone in minutes leaving the sun shining as emergency crews responded to damage reports. Just before the[…]
“I’ll be working against it,” said Denise Adkins of Sumpter Township at the July 24 regular township board meeting, referring to the proposed slaughterhouse that was on that night’s agenda.[…]
Construction will begin on the $2 million Belleville Road Placemaking Project as soon as engineering revisions have been approved by Wayne County. At the regular meeting of the Van Buren[…]
Organizers of the second-annual Romulus Relay for Life are hoping a great turnout and increased participation leads to success at the signature fundraiser of the American Cancer Society. The 24-hour[…]
Since Van Buren Township’s new lakeside ordinance has gone into effect, it’s a bit more complicated to replace structures in need of repair on the township’s property next to Belleville[…]
The City of Belleville now owns what has been called the most valuable parcel in the city, the whole corner at Five Points all the way to North Liberty Street.[…]
One watcher of the Van Buren Township scene thinks the idea to buy the three acres of DNR property may have been a good deal at $22,000, but it is[…]
Although the people who came to the public hearing on proposed changes to the Wayne Disposal Landfill were just flat out against having a toxic landfill in Michigan, at the[…]
Wayne Disposal, owned by U.S. Ecology and located on the North I-94 Service Drive in Van Buren Township, wants to get a renewal of its license to accept PCBs for[…]
The secret development, dubbed the “Pancake Project” by the Michigan Economic Development Authority, is on its way following action of the Van Buren Township Board at its regular meeting July[…]