Sen. Peter J. Lucido’s legislation allowing firefighters and police officers in Michigan to carry and use EpiPens to treat life-threatening allergic reactions and provide liability protections for school employees who administer EpiPens were signed into…
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BY DANIELLE BLESSING The Addison Township Board of Trustees authorized two new full-time firefighters/medics for the fire department, as well as to authorize Fire Chief Jerry Morawski to advertise and hire at their Dec. 21…
A Leonard woman died Dec. 28 in a single-car crash as she was apparently driving to work, according to the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies identified the woman as Jocelyn Guilot, 26, of Leonard. The…
An Oxford Township woman was arrested Dec. 24 after allegedly attempting to choke her ex-boyfriend, and for damaging his home and his new girlfriend’s car on Christmas Eve. The homeowner saw his ex-girlfriend in the…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The Record takes a look at some of the top news events for 2020. This is Part 1; the second part will be published next week. January 2020 Stony Creek Metropark…
BY STACY SOBOTKA A discussion on fixing Romeo’s residential sidewalks came up at the Romeo Village Board of Trustees meeting Dec. 21. Sidewalk repairs are on hold until spring, due to employees of Rapps Concrete…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Developer Vito Vitale has big plans for a parcel along Van Dyke Avenue near 31 Mile Road. The Washington Township Board of Trustees approved the rezoning of a parcel at 67255 Van…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Village of Armada is one step closer to finalizing a deal with F & V Operations to transition their water works management and water treatment plant operations. The village council approved…
The Orion Lighted Parade was on and off with format variations due to the pandemic, then finally back on as a daytime parade. On Dec. 19 and 20, a small parade of costume-clad characters climbed…