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Judge denies injunction to return teacher to class

A Macomb County Circuit Court judge has denied a request to return a Romeo Middle School teacher to her classroom while her termination is challenged in at least four different venues. Judge James Biernat, Jr.…

Officials reflect on high school shooting

BY DANIELLE BLESSING Addison Township officials reflected last month on the community’s response to tragic shooting at Oxford High School on Nov. 30. Fire Chief Jerry Morawski spoke about the shooting at the Dec. 13…

Sheriff and hazardous wastes contracts renewed

BY DANIELLE BLESSING The Addison Township Board of Trustees approved the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office 2022-24 law enforcement service contract at its Dec. 13 meeting. Addison Township Supervisor Bruce Pearson explained that this agreement contains…

Candidates file for vacant Michigan State House seat

(MIRS News) — Five candidates interested in running in the special election for the vacant seat in the Michigan House of Representatives 36th District filed their nominating petitions before the deadline last week. The primary…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

A mask mandate is now in place for students and staff at all schools in St. Clair County. Dr. Annette Mercatante, Medical Health Officer of the St. Clair County Health Department, issued a public health…

Election commission denies recall petition

BY STACY SOBOTKA A petition to recall Bruce Township Supervisor Mike Fillbrook was rejected by the Macomb County Election Commission at a meeting Dec. 28. The petition was filed by Bruce Township resident and firefighter…

Council clears the way for the snow plow

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Village of Armada is proposing changes to the code of ordinances regarding snow emergencies, and a public hearing was set by the Armada Village Council at their meeting Dec. 27. The…

New districts give Democrats chance to flip Legislature

BY SERGIO MARTINEZ-BELTRAN BRIDGE MICHIGAN Democrats could have the best chance to flip the Michigan Legislature in decades under new legislative districts approved Dec. 28 by the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission. Republicans have controlled…

Group wants $15 minimum wage

(MIRS News) — Republicans in the House and Senate didn’t care for a $12 an hour minimum wage increase in 2018. Why not try for $15 an hour in 2022? Raise the Wage Michigan Ballot…

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