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Feds say the M-STEP tests are still on

(MIRS News)—Michigan schools must administer the M-STEP standardized assessment test this month to students in grades 3-10 and Michigan Merit Exam in the 11th grade (and some in 12th grade) as regularly administered annually. The…

Metamora wins another round in gravel mine dispute

(MIRS News)—Metamora Township has prevailed in the Michigan State Court of Appeals in the latest legal dust-up with American Aggregates of Michigan (AAOM) and its quest to break ground on a gravel mine within the…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

A baby boy is in good condition and is in protective custody after apparently being abandoned by his mother on the banks of an Orion Township creek on Wednesday, April 7. Deputies were sent to…

SPRING BREAKS

These crocuses blooming on East Hollister Street in Romeo last week are a sure sign of the arrival of spring. These same flowers were covered in snow the following night, reminding everyone that winter never…

Previti declares state of emergency

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Citing an increase in cases of COVID-19, Washington Township Supervisor Sam Previti declared a state of emergency on Friday, April 2. Previti made the declaration under the authority of the Emergency…

Bruce Township joins gypsy moth fight

BY STACY SOBOTKA Bruce Township is the latest community to approve having a portion of the community receive a spray treatment for gypsy moth infestation. The board approved the participation in the program at a…

Two community foundations join efforts

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Four County Community Foundation (4CCF) announced last month that they have formed a partnership with the Shelby Community Foundation. Shelby Community Foundation has been in operation since 1996, having raised over…

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