BY STACY SOBOTKA Until a new state law went into effect, municipalities could not collect tax payments if the treasurer was not present during certain time periods of the year, between 9 a.m. and 5…
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On Dec. 12, a northbound flatbed truck carrying a box van bound for a local recycling yard, struck the 13 foot, 7-inch CN Railroad viaduct on M-53, just north of Third Street in Imlay City. The…
Robbie George and his mom, Maureen Adelsperger, of Romeo, were looking for gifts in downtown Romeo Saturday. “We picked out things for grandmas, cousins and aunties,” Adelsberger said. “We were looking for things you can’t…
BY STACY SOBOTKA With the new Romeo High School open, traffic issues are a major concern for safety. A traffic light will soon be coming to 29 Mile and Jewell roads. The Washington Township Board…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Armada Township Board of Trustees is taking action against an Armada Township property owner who allegedly filled in a floodplain on his property. Armada Township Treasurer Camille Finlay said that after…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Armada Township Fire Chief Christopher Krotche has received the support of the board of trustees to apply for grants for the department. Fire Marshal Kevin Kanehl has been able to get over…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Armada Township Board of Trustees is laying down the legal groundwork for a proposed water and sewer project in the Armada Township Industrial Park. Progress is slowly being made on the…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Community Development Block Grant Funds were distributed but the lack of funds for one area of need was brought up at the Oakland Township Board of Trustees meeting December 10. The…
More than 30 local families have received assistance this Christmas season, thanks to Neighbors United and generous donors. The nonprofit organization, based in Macomb Township and founded and operated by Macomb Township firefighter Joe Warne,…
Santa paid a visit to downtown Romeo on Thursday, Dec. 5. Above, Girl Scout Troop 76088 from Hamilton-Parson Elementary School throw candy out to crowds lining Main Street. (Photos by Larry Sobczak) BY STACY SOBOTKA…