On Monday afternoon, Aug. 29, Van Buren Township received the latest Public Protection Classification from Insurance Service Office, Inc. (ISO) — and it was good news that could mean reduced[…]
The Belleville Downtown Development Authority voted unanimously at its regular meeting Aug. 17 to hire Pioneer Landscaping to cut its parklands instead of the city of Belleville DPW crew for[…]
The Sept. 15 spaghetti dinner at the Ypsilanti Eagles was intended to raise funds for the Friends of Michigan Animals Rescue spay and neuter program. But, now that Sumpter Township[…]
Indoor crafters are being sought for the 2016 Huron Applefest Craft Show inside the activity center at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 19109 Craig Street, New Boston. The dates are Saturday,[…]
If you like to sing, the Belleville Community Chorus invites you to join in as it embarks on its 11th year of presenting diverse vocal selections for the enjoyment of[…]
Frank Stachulski, 31, of Romulus, was arraigned by 34th District Court on Tuesday afternoon on three felony charges: assault with intent to do great physical harm less than murder (which[…]
By Marian Caldwell Van Buren Township Some people say that history is ancient and why should anyone care about what has happened in the past? Well, stop and think about[…]
On Sunday, Aug. 21, a federal judge in Texas ruled in a case brought by 13 states that the federal rule on transgender bathrooms goes against federal law and every[…]
Sumpter Township resident Nelson Po, 67, was arraigned at 34th District Court on Monday morning on one count of controlled substance, delivery / manufacturing 5-45 kilograms of marijuana (or 20[…]
Keystone Academy Principal Keturah Godfrey announced that she had accepted two awards for Keystone from National Heritage Academies: one for student enrollment and one naming it a Four Star School[…]