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Apartment complex proposed near Frontier Town

BY STACY SOBOTKA Plans for an apartment complex across from Frontier Town will be discussed 7 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 8 at the Washington Township Planning Commission meeting. This is not the first time the planning…

Traffic study looks at future growth

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Washington Township Planning Commission heard the results of a traffic study at its July 11 meeting to determine what areas of the township will have the largest impact from 30 developments…

Michigan Supreme Court denies murder appeal

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR It became more likely last week that Goodells resident James Vancallis will spend the rest of his life behind bars for the brutal murder of an Armada girl. Vancallis, 37, was…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

Dryden Township Police hope the public can help them find the vandal or vandals who damaged a Seven Ponds Nature Center sign at Crawford and Lake George roads. Chief Shawn Peters said they’ve fielded reports…

MODEL T PIRATES

No, your eyes weren’t playing tricks on you if you thought you saw pirates driving around the area on Saturday morning. Model T car owners were participating in a pirate-theme road rally to find treasures…

New fire chief hired

BY STACY SOBOTKA and LARRY SOBCZAK Armada Township has a new fire chief. The Armada Township Board of Trustees approved the hiring of Christopher Krotche as the new fire chief at a special meeting July…

Infrastructure improvements and taxes on the horizon

BY STACY SOBOTKA Work continues on two sanitary sewer special assessment districts in Washington Township. The Washington Township Board of Trustees approved the next phases of the two projects at their meeting July 17. Special…

Reports: Big Red Orchard is in trouble

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The parent company of Big Red Orchard in Washington Township appears to be in serious financial trouble according media reports last week. The Epicurean Group, which owns the orchard located on…

Trail improvements approved at Bear Creek Park

BY STACY SOBOTKA Plans to resurface the Bear Creek Nature Park limestone trails got a boost in funding from the Oakland Township Board of Trustees at their meeting July 23. “(This is) a project we…

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