Belleville will be brimming with artworks next summer as the Detroit Institute of Arts Inside/Out paintings will be coming, as well as a half-dozen outdoor sculptures in the city, plus[…]
Belleville City Manager Diana Kollmeyer explained the changes to the 3.5–year Government Employees Labor Council (GELC) contract approved by the • union and the city council. The union represents 7[…]
Scholastic Book Fair Field Representative Rebekah Franz presented Rawsonville Elementary School with a certificate, plaque, and banner to mark the school’s No. 1 spot in Michigan for the summer reading[…]
Connie Shull of Ypsilanti was sworn in as a new board member at Keystone Charter Academy at its board of directors meeting on Nov. 12. Her term is three years[…]
Belleville Police Cpl. Kris Faull apprehended four students at Belleville High School who were cited for possession of marijuana and released to their parents. This happened Monday, Nov. 9. Times[…]
Allied Van Lines, Inc., one of the world’s largest moving companies, announces Rose Moving & Storage of Van Buren Township has been awarded the prestigious 2015 Agent of the Year[…]
Ralph Rosas, 28, of Saginaw has been sentenced to from 18.75 to 50 years in prison for his part in the bloody melee at the Sumpter Rollers Skate Park on[…]
Jasmine Scherie Copeland, 28, of Van Buren Township woman died in a three-car collision at about 3:09 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19, on the I-94 North Service Drive between Van Buren[…]
At the Nov. 17 Van Buren Township Board meeting, Don Schoenberger read a Nov. 13 letter from Ethan Vinson, the township’s insurance/contract attorney, to the fire department’s union representative and[…]
Some say it was Van Buren Township’s “Palace Politics” that led to the six-month water shut off for residents of the Lakeview Motel in 2013. And, that shut off led[…]