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Lawsuit filed over marijuana licenses

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR An applicant who was denied a marijuana license in Romeo filed a lawsuit against the Village of Romeo in Macomb County Circuit Court. Royal Oak-based marijuana business F5G, LLC, filed the…

Romeo grads reflect on academy experience

BY STACY SOBOTKA Romeo High School’s Class of 2022 is the first graduating class to complete four years at the Academies of Romeo. The class will be taking part in the commencement exercises at Oakland…

Parks and recreation budget finally approved

BY STACY SOBOTKA After numerous delays this year, the Romeo-Washington-Bruce Parks and Recreation 2022-23 fiscal year budget was finally adopted at the Washington Township Board of Trustees meeting June 1. RWB Parks and Recreation Director…

Another step taken to repair streets

BY DANIELLE BLESSING Addison Township moved one step closer to fixing several residential streets scattered throughout the community. The Addison Township Board of Trustees continued their public hearings on the establishment of several special assessment…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

A period of sustained and sometimes torrential rains fell Friday afternoon, resulting in flooded streets and basements in the Village of Almont. The heaviest rainfall began at around 3 p.m. and fell continuously for a…

Animal control ordinance changed

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Bruce Township Board of Trustees approved amendments to their animal control ordinance at their May 18 meeting. The amendments include a listing of animal control best practices. The board updated the…

Washington Township employees receive a raise

BY STACY SOBOTKA A discussion on a cost-of-living adjustments sparked a few arguments at the Washington Township Board of Trustees meeting May 18. Washington Township Treasurer Mike Nicley prepared a recommended list of increased wages…

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