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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

The doors are in and most of the brick is up on the new fire station in Imlay City. City Manager Tom Youatt said the plumbing and electrical is “moving along well,” and DTE Energy…

Calling all theatergoers

Cast members from the Romeo Theater Company’s “Little Shop of Horrors” goof around with telephones on the set of the musical during rehearsal last week. Pictured left to right are Riley Ameel, Carter Wright, Emma…

Two more Bruce Township trustees?

BY STACY SOBOTKA Bruce Township Trustee Paul Okonniewski has discussed the possibility of adding two additional trustees to the board over the past year, and next month the public will have their say on the…

State Senate to investigate Lucido

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Two State Senators are asking the Senate Business Office to investigate whether a comment allegedly made by State Senator Pete Lucido, R-Shelby Township, amounts to sexual harassment. Senate Majority Leader Mike…

OPC millage increase proposed

BY STACY SOBOTKA Oakland Township officials wonder if voters approve a millage increase for the Older Persons Commission (OPC). A presentation explaining the millage ballot question was given at the Oakland Township Board of Trustees…

New safety path is in the works

BY STACY SOBOTKA Oakland Township is making plans to construct a safety path that will connect Silverbell and Gallagher roads to the Paint Creek Trail. On Jan. 14, the Oakland Township Board of Trustees approved…

Parks master plan approved

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Oakland Township Board of Trustees approved the Parks, Recreation and Land Preservation 2020-2024 Master Plan at its Jan. 14 meeting. Landscape Architect Chris Nordstrom shared the changes within the park system,…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

Heavy rains on Jan. 11 caused flooding in the village of Dryden. The area of Mill and North streets was closed to traffic for a period of time while water covered the streets and sidewalks.…

Club brings comfort home

The Romeo Area New Comers Club meets monthly at the Washington Township Senior Center. Pictured (not in order) are Beverly Pavelek, Darlene Garcia, Sue Keller, Donna Cazabon, Marietta Ankoviak, Kathy Lukas, Mary Jane Koleba, Pearl…

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