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June is Pride Month

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Romeo Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution recognizing June as Pride Month. Trustee Meagan Poznanski was contacted by Macomb County Pride to see if Romeo would recognize June 2021 as…

Changes pave the way for parcel sale

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Washington Township Board passed several resolutions at their June 23 meeting that will reshape the area around 30 Mile and Powell roads. The board approved a motion to authorize Washington Township…

Motorcyclist dies in crash

A motorcyclist died in a crash in Ray Township on Friday, June 25. The Macomb County Sheriff’s Office reported that David Chapman, 76, of Southgate, went off westbound 26 Mile Road, west of North Avenue,…

Oakland County offers $50 gift card for new vaccinations

(MIRS News)—Oakland County health officials are offering $50 gift cards for any Oakland County residents receiving their first COVID-19 vaccine until July 4 as a way to help the county reach its goal of 70…

Donation whereabouts questioned

Romeo Village Trustee Justin Parker is expressing fiduciary concerns about a recent donation. Parker asked Romeo President Christine Malzahn at the village council meeting June 21 about the $70,000 donated by the Ford Motor Company…

FLOOD WATERS

Automobiles attempt to cross flooded Scotland Boulevard near 26 Mile and Mound roads in Shelby Township. The Shooke Drain overflowed during a heavy rainstorm on Friday, June 25. There were numerous reports of small creeks…

Beach report…

Baypoint Beach at Stony Creek Metropark was open last week. The water temperature was 72° on Wednesday, June 23. E. coli readings were 3.14 per 100 milliliters. Eastwood Beach at Stony Creek Metropark was open…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

The Village of Lake Orion is trying to remove Orion Township Supervisor Chris Barnett from the Lake Orion Downtown Development Board of Directors over what the village claims is a conflict of interest. At the…

Council wants a voice in trash talks

BY STACY SOBOTKA At the Armada Village Council meeting June 14, the council had a message for Armada Township regarding the possibility of a single waste hauler for their residents: Don’t forget about us. Clerk…

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