BY NICK LULGJURAJ Memphis Police Department Sgt. David White received a lifesaving award, certificate and pin at the December meeting of the Memphis City Council for his heroism during a house fire back in May.…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA Bruce Township is taking measures to shore up its cybersecurity at the township offices. The board of trustees has been considering a proposal from Hiscox for cyber liability insurance, particularly after a…
BY NICK LULGJURAJ There is another pause on drainage ditches being cleaned out in Richmond Township despite the board of trustees agreeing to contribute to funding the project at their Dec. 10 meeting. Only about…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Armada Village officials are in the midst of negotiating a contract renewal for department of public works services with their current contractor. Water Commissioner Ross Boelke said he has met with Catherine…
BY JANELLE D. JAMES BRIDGE MICHIGAN If you went the real-tree route this Christmas, there are several ways to put those fragrant evergreens to use after the holiday season. They can be recycled into mulch,…
BY SIMON D. SCHUSTER BRIDGE MICHIGAN A group seeking to bring ranked-choice voting to Michigan is ending its effort to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot for the 2026 election, but organizers say they…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA A suggestion to have a village manager in the Village of Romeo was rejected by the Romeo Village Board of Trustees at their Dec. 15 meeting. Trustee Zach Fowler had suggested the…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Next year’s schedule of events in Ray Township will be missing a popular event — Ray Day — an early summer picnic held in the park behind the township hall and library.…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Despite being across the road from the village limits, the Romeo Board of Trustees has no legal authority over a proposed data center on 312 acres located on the south side of…