Huron Valley Ambulance, a member of Emergent Health Partners, is recruiting for its Volunteer Team and looking for people interested in training for a variety of volunteer positions. A volunteer[…]
“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part education series. Part One provides information on understanding substance abuse problems and recognizing when a[…]
Those who deal in real estate know about squatters. These are people who move into vacant homes and won’t move out. One local Realtor had to buy a company car[…]
Van Buren Township Public Safety Director Greg Laurain made a special appearance at the Belleville City Council meeting on Monday to thank the city’s police and fire personnel who assisted[…]
Bellevillle Police Cpl. Todd Schrecengost was head-butted by a 17-year-old student from Ypsilanti Lincoln schools outside of a basketball game on Dec. 15 at Belleville High School. Belleville Police Chief[…]
A man’s body was found by fire fighters in a house that had burned Saturday around noontime at 48744 Wear Road in Sumpter Township. Sumpter Police Captain Eric Luke said[…]
“Christmas came early for me this year,” said Dr. David Wilson on Dec. 15 after the Van Buren Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve the second and final[…]
At its Dec. 16 meeting, embers of the Van Buren Township Environmental Commission congratulated themselves on the township’s new ordinance banning the carcinogenic coal tar sealants on driveways, playgrounds, and[…]
State Representative Kristy Pagan, D-Canton, on Thursday introduced House Bill 5174, which would prohibit the use and sale of coal-tar based products in Michigan. Coal tar sealants, which are commonly[…]
The Belleville Downtown Development Authority voted unanimously to approve the updated DDA Development/Tax Increment Financing Plan and send it on to the city council for a public hearing. This was[…]