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Absentee ballot applications to be mailed

BY STACY SOBOTKA At the Ray Township Board of Trustees virtual meeting May 19, a notice on a new way to vote absentee during the COVID-19 pandemic was brought up. On May 19, Michigan Secretary…

Utility bill late fees waived

BY STACY SOBOTKA Bruce Township will be waiving any penalty fees on utility bills until June 30. The Bruce Township Board of Trustees approved a motion waiving penalty fees for utilities at their meeting May…

CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

Work continued last week on the bridge replacement on 27 Mile Road just east of Jewell Road. The Macomb County Department of Roads is replacing the bridge with a prefabricated concrete culvert at a cost…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

Drive-in movies may have seemed to be an event lost in time, but on May 29 Canterbury Old World Village is bringing back the nostalgia of the big, outdoor screen with newer films for today’s…

BLUE ANGELS

Medical workers and other essential personnel received a special salute in the form of two flybys last week. Pictured are the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angel aerobatic squadron as it banks past dozens of spectators that…

Growers fight freezing weather

BY STACY SOBOTKA A cold snap two weekends ago had local farmers scrambling to protect their crops. Robert Tritten of MSU Extension reported last week that temperatures in eastern Michigan went below the freezing mark,…

Consumers Energy fined $10,000

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Consumers Energy was fined $10,000 by state regulators for a natural gas explosion and fire that occurred in Armada Township on Jan. 30, 2019. The Michigan Public Service Commission found that…

County treasurer says he won’t foreclose

The Macomb County Treasurers Office announced last week that it will not foreclose on any home or business that is currently occupied. “Due to the economic hardships we are all facing as we fight united…

Lower speed limit sought in Goodison

BY STACY SOBOTKA Oakland Township is one step closer to establishing a business district and a lower speed limit in the Goodison district. The Oakland Township Board of Trustees approved a resolution establishing a speed…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

The Mall at Partridge Creek in Clinton Township appears to be struggling financially as it and three sister other out-of-state malls are in default on a $725 million mortgage, with potential restructuring on hold due…

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