BY STACY SOBOTKA Washington Township is purchasing new video equipment for WBRW-TV. The Washington Township Board of Trustees approved the purchase at their meeting Nov. 6. WBRW Managing Director Matt December gave an update on…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA The Addison Township Public Library is in the process of building a new library, and just received a major boost in funding thanks to the Four County Community Foundation. A grant totaling…
The city of Utica and the Sterling Heights Regional Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting Nov. 1 to celebrate a new mural that recently was painted on a building in downtown Utica. The new…
The winds of change blew into Stony Creek Metropark in Washington Township last week. The blustery weather is visible in the waves and clouds blowing past the North Dam in the park. The winds brought…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The Romeo area received potentially devastating economic news last week with the announcement of Ford Motor Company’s closure of the Romeo Engine Plant by the end of 2022. “It will be…
BY STACY SOBOTKA A request to rezone a property from residential to industrial was denied by the Romeo Planning Commission at their meeting Oct. 24. Brothers Paul and Ben Meldrum purchased a property on Clinton…
One of the musical acts providing entertainment for Starkweather Art Center’s 20th anniversary celebration was Belleau Notte. (Photo by Stacy Sobotka) BY STACY SOBOTKA The Starkweather Arts Center celebrated 20 years of bringing art to…
The Washington Township parks and recreation millage failed. All school millages for Romeo Community Schools and Rochester Community Schools passed. See below for the unofficial results. Washington Township – Parks and Recreation Operation and Facilities…
Olivia, Joey, Geneva and Cecilia Mastrogiacomo are getting ready to go trick-or- treating on Main Street in Romeo on Saturday. The annual event brings thousands of children downtown. Of course, Thursday is the big treating…



