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Single waste hauler considered in Armada Township

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Armada Township Board of Trustees may ask voters later this year to decide how trash will be collected in the community. The possibility of a ballot proposal on the issue came…

Banach and Rilley swap board of education roles

BY STACY SOBOTKA The first meeting of the Romeo Schools Board of Education of 2022 on Jan. 10 had a change in leadership, as Anita Banach was voted the new president of the board, and…

Grant fills last gaps in safety path along Gallagher Road

BY STACY SOBOTKA Oakland Township’s Safety Paths and Trail Committee (SPTC) is hoping to get financial assistance from Oakland County for the second phase of a safety path along Gallagher Road. A grant application was…

Stan Grot out, Sylvia Grot in

(MIRS News) — It won’t be Stan Grot running in the open 36th House District after all. In a last-minute switch-aaroo, the Shelby Township Clerk’s wife, Sylvia Grot, will be running to succeed now-Sen. Doug…

Recall petitions rejected

The Macomb County Election Commission unanimously rejected three separate recall petitions filed against Bruce Township Supervisor Mike Fillbrook at their meeting on Jan. 11. The commission, which consists of Macomb County Probate Judge Sandra A.…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

All Oxford district schools besides the high school returned to class Jan. 3 after winter break. Each building had law enforcement, trauma specialists and therapy dogs on site. The trauma specialists and dogs will continue…

Bulldogs Win

Correction… A picture on the front page of The Record’s Jan. 12-18 edition misidentified a player as Jacob Watson. The player was actually #22, Emmanuel Towne. (more…)

Schools deal with COVID-19 surge

BY STACY SOBOTKA Now that school is back in session, parents all over Metro Detroit are dealing with issues related to COVID-19 and the Omicron variant. In Romeo and Armada, it’s business as usual as…

Planning commission explores roadside stand ordinance

BY STACY SOBOTKA The line between a simple roadside stand and a full-fledged commercial operation was explored at the Bruce Township Planning Commission meeting on Jan. 5. Bruce Township planning consultant Joe Tangari said questions…

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