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THANKSGIVING TREATS

Children visiting the Ray Township Library last Thursday got a chance to celebrate Thanksgiving early by decorating their own turkey sugar cookies. Of course no one could resist gobbling their creations at the end. In…

Council denies industrial rezoning request

BY STACY SOBOTKA A property at the corner of Clinton Street at East St. Clair Street that had requested a rezoning from residential to industrial will remain residential. An appeal to the Romeo Village Board…

New trash service in Romeo generates questions

BY STACY SOBOTKA Romeo residents have had many questions about changes to trash pick-up as the community transitions from Waste Management to Green For Life (GFL) including an $85 charge for a new trash receptacle.…

Fire millage on the March election ballot

BY STACY SOBOTKA Besides a presidential primary, Ray Township voters will be voting on a millage renewal for the fire department in March. The Ray Township Board of Trustees approved the ballot language for the…

Kentucky man charged in ATM robbery and stabbing

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR A Kentucky man was charged with assaulting and robbing a Shelby Township man who was using the automated teller machine at the Chase Bank on 26 Mile west of M-53 on…

Miniature golf may return to the area

BY STACY SOBOTKA Three Oaks Golf Center and Driving Range is one step closer to the expanding with a miniature golf course. The Bruce Township Board of Trustees approved a special land use for Three…

Area farms receive federal disaster declaration

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The U.S. Department of Agriculture has declared Macomb County as well as Oakland, Lapeer and St. Clair counties as primary natural disaster areas. The local counties join 43 other Michigan counties…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

Finding ways to have more students enjoying a hot lunch at school instead of tossing half of it in the trash was a challenge, but it is one Richmond Community Schools Food Director John Estrada…

TWO SEASONS

With picnic tables in place and leaves still on trees, it looks like old man winter froze autumn in its tracks at the West Branch Picnic Area at Stony Creek Metropark last week. The National…

Workers approve contract to close plant

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Union members of the United Autoworkers approved a contract nationwide last week that would lead to the closing of the Ford Motor Company’s Romeo Engine Plant. The plant closure was one…

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