A sentencing was held Feb. 16 for a Shelby Township man who was facing charges for a crash that claimed the life of a 15-year-old from Macomb Township Jan. 5, 2019. On Feb. 16, Albert…
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BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Get ready to follow detours signs and dodge construction cones. One of the most robust road construction seasons in many years is getting underway this week in northern Macomb County which…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Bruce Township Planning Commission unanimously denied a rezoning request for a proposed development on West Gates Street at their meeting March 2. The development would have possibly caused the demolition of…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Necessary upgrades are coming to Armada’s wastewater treatment plant. The Armada Village Council approved a quote from UIS-SCADA to upgrade the water department’s telemetry and intrusion alarm systems at their meeting Feb.…
BY DANIELLE BLESSING The Addison Township Board of Trustees held a public hearing at their Feb. 14 meeting to establish two Special Assessment Districts (SADs) in Lakeville along the south shore of Lakeville Lake. The…
(MIRS News) — Macomb County has hired an attorney to investigate a sexual harassment claim made by a female employee of County Prosecutor Pete Lucido, MIRS has learned. Lucido, who had three different women say…
BY DANIELLE BLESSING Addison Township is considering its options when it comes to an ongoing spongy moth infestation. Addison Township Bruce Pearson explained that the Michigan State University (MSU) Cooperative Extension has a good track…
The Entomological Society of America last week announced a new common name for the Lymantria dispar moth. The invasive moth most familiar in its voracious, leaf-eating caterpillar stage will now be known as “spongy moth.”…
(MIRS News) — An “America First” Republican known for being highly supportive of President Donald Trump won the GOP primaries March 1 putting him in prime position to win state House seat in May. Terrance…


