BY STACY SOBOTKA The Village of Romeo may expand by another 75 acres. The Romeo Board of Trustees is proceeding with an annexation request from Chet Zochowski, a Ray Township business owner. Zochowski gave a…
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A sea of walkers holding protest signs filled Croswell Street in Romeo on June 12 as they marched towards Main Street. (Photo by Stacy Sobotka) BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Organizers of the Romeo March for…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Two parcels on North Bailey Street at East St. Clair Street may be the site of an office building. The Romeo Village Board of Trustees sent a site plan request from a…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Additional voting equipment has been ordered in Bruce Township to prepare for the upcoming primary and general elections in August and November. The Bruce Township Board of Trustees approved the purchase of…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Ray Township Supervisor Joseph Jarzyna said the recycling center will reopen in July if the state’s reopening phases go according to plan. Due to July 4 falling on the first Saturday of…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR On June 30, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer plans on releasing an executive order and a robust document called “Michigan’s Return to School Roadmap” that will provide details on what will be…
Romeo Village President Christine Malzahn said that the document vault at the village hall is being cleaned out to make way for a new office room for the Romeo Police Department to prepare reports. Malzahn…
The Macomb County Department of Roads has completed the $629,000 bridge over Yates Drain on 27 Mile Road, east of Jewell Road in Washington Township. The road was detoured around the project but is now…
After being delayed a year, work began Monday, June 8, on the Almont Downtown Development Authority’s downtown streetscape project. DDA Director Kim Schall said the total scope of the $193,275 streetscape project is extensive. Schall…
An estimated 1,000 people marched through Romeo Friday in response to the recent deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor caused by police officers in Minneapolis and Louisville respectively. The march was peaceful without incident.…