BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Purple Heart Trail signs will soon be appearing in public places in Bruce Township. Three signs that acknowledge military members that were injured or killed during their service to their country…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA The public comment period during the Romeo Schools Board of Education meeting Feb. 27 took aim at book banning and included comments from a controversial local pastor. The Rev. Donald Eason, pastor…
A man who allegedly threatened to shoot-up the McDonald’s in Richmond has been charged and arraigned. On Wednesday, March 1, the McDonald’s restaurant on Main Street received several calls from a subject stating he was…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Oakland Township is continuing its conversion of the Fox Nature Preserve from a private residential property this year. At its Feb. 28 meeting, the Oakland Township Board of Trustees approved the removal…
The Macomb County Federal Aid Committee (FAC) voted to approve road projects for federal funding consideration last month as part of the 2023-2026 Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP), which is administered through the Southeast Michigan Council…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Romeo Village President Meagan Poznanski is encouraging residents to be sure to clear their sidewalks after a storm. The village’s sidewalk ordinance states that they must cleared of snow and ice 24…
(MIRS News) — A Macomb County Republican who was the state’s first senator to be expelled is suing Lyon Township over an alleged public records violation. David Jaye, of Washington Township, and citizens group Triple…
Detective Sgt. Jason Teelander is seeing a little bit of an upswing in area residents being scammed out of their hard-earned money and he’d like to let folks know about it. “Most are online and…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Upgrades to the fire department and the township hall parking lot were the focus of the Washington Township Board of Trustees meeting Feb. 15. The board approved the engineering services proposal from…