BY STACY SOBOTKA Proposed new signage for Paint Creek Junction Park and Marsh View Park were discussed at the Oakland Township Board of Trustees meeting Oct. 12. The original signs were rejected by the board,…
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BY TED ROELOFS BRIDGE MICHIGAN After years grappling with a shortage of emergency response workers, leaders in the Michigan ambulance industry are applauding a $12.9 million state funding increase they say should help close that…
(MIRS NEWS)—They’re a threat to your wellbeing, hiding in plain sight, all around you. While some may be fond of the lovely maple tree in their yard, it’s actually the most likely reason why you’re…
Sleep-related deaths are a leading cause of death in infants between one month and one year of age. A baby dies every two to three days in Michigan due to unsafe sleep. In Macomb County,…
A 48 percent plurality said they would support changing how the nation’s president is selected to one where the candidate who receives the most votes wins, according to an Oct. 1-2 Public Policy Polling survey…
The historic AUD became Richmond city property Oct. 4, when the Richmond City Council approved a purchase agreement for the building and authorized the city manager to sign it. The Roosevelt Civic Auditorium, also known…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Armada’s tree population is growing once again. Thanks to volunteers from Second Nature Brands, along with local volunteers, 50 trees were planted in the village of Armada Friday, Oct. 7. The newly…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Washington Township Board of Trustees scrutinized prior accounting practices at its Oct. 6 meeting. The first topic of discussion was Romeo Washington Bruce Parks and Recreation. Washington Township Trustee Gary Kopp…
BY STACY SOBOTKA With electric vehicles (EV) increasing in popularity, the demand for electric vehicle fast charging stations has also increased. Towns Mart Marathon at 32 Mile Road and M-53 in Washington Township is helping…
BY DANIELLE BLESSING The Addison Township Board of Trustees authorized at its Aug. 20 meeting the purchase of five columbariums from Sunset Memorial and Stone for the Lakeville Cemetery. Sunset gave the board an estimate…