Calm waters and a thick layer of fair weather clouds greeted visitors to Stony Creek Metropark in Washington Township at least one day over the Memorial Day weekend. The weather cooperated long enough on Saturday…
Posts published in May 2017
BY STACY SOBOTKA In a month marred with a tragic traffic collision on northbound M-53 at 32 Mile Road, Bruce Township officials received good news about a new traffic signal. Trustee Paul Okoniewski announced at…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Romeo Village President Tadd Siglow was critical of the Mitt.TV at the Romeo Village Council meeting earlier this month. “They are not performing,” he said. The village contracted with the Romeo-based…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The arduous process of Oakland Township assuming control of its water services has begun. The Board of Trustees received an update from their water subcommittee at their meeting May 23. The board…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR A commercial dump truck-trailer driven by a 55-year-old Detroit man crashed into a vehicle stopped at the traffic signal on northbound M-53 (Van Dyke Highway) just south of 32-Mile Road on…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR A preliminary exam has been scheduled for July 19 in the murder trial of Ray Township resident Andrew Fiacco. Visiting Romeo 42-1 District Court Judge Richard McLean scheduled the preliminary exam…
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The Romeo High School Boys Varsity Baseball team won 11-1 at home against Oxford High School on Monday, May 22. (more…)
On Tuesday, May 23, the Romeo High School Girls Varsity Softball team won 5-0 in the first game against St. Clair High School but lost the second game 11-1. (more…)
The Romeo High School Athletic Department is looking to hire a ninth grade boys’ basketball coach. Interested individuals should have experience as a player and or coaching with a background and knowledge in the rules,…