By Rosemary K. Otzman Independent Editor Wayne County’s new CEO Warren Evans has revoked the County Commission’s acceptance of the new Downriver Sewer Agreement and sent 13 communities into battle[…]
By Rosemary K. Otzman Independent Editor The Belleville City Council unanimously approved paying a one-time, $1,000 stipend to full-time employees and a one-time $800 stipend to part-time employees, who work[…]
The 19th-annual Quilt Show at the Belleville Area Museum, sponsored by the Western Wayne County Quilt Guild and Threads ‘N Treasures of Belleville, is under way and runs through March[…]
By Rosemary K. Otzman Independent Editor After Monday’s Van Buren Township Board of Trustees work/study session, Thom Dumond of Boss Engineering said Starbucks is still interested in setting up shop[…]
By Rosemary K. Otzman Independent Editor A “Statement of Interest of the United States” was filed Feb. 24 in U.S. District Court in Detroit in a lawsuit brought by the[…]
Richard G. Convertino, attorney for Anthony Karver in his Whistleblower law suit against Van Buren Township, said he was informed that Police Lt. Kenneth Floro received almost a quarter of[…]
Van Buren Township’s Menards store is expected to open on Belleville Road, north of Walmart, in February 2016 — or even in January if construction goes well. At the regular[…]
By Yvonne E. Craiger, DVM Many, many people consider themselves animal lovers. I am one of them. I love them every day in my veterinary clinic, whether or not they[…]
Kim Merrill Hartwell, 56, of Belleville was bound over to circuit court to face charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and domestic violence after allegedly threatening and holding a[…]
A call to Van Buren Township emergency dispatch that came in as an “armed robbery” turned out to be a “suspicious situation” at Chase Bank on Rawsonville Road at 3:01[…]