BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The Internal Revenue Service is levying a civil penalty of nearly $200,000 against Bruce Township for failing to report the withholdings of township employees for the 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA After several months of deliberation, the Armada Township Board of Trustees approved a collective bargaining agreement between the township and the Armada Township Firefighters/Paramedics International Association of Firefighters at their meeting July…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR A federal jury last week convicted a civil engineer of bribing Washington Township officials. Fazullah Khan, president of Sterling Heights-based engineering firm Khan & Associates, was convicted of attempting to bribe…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Oakland Township will have a temporary acting fire chief. Fire Chief Paul Strelchuk will be out on medical leave after his vacation and the Oakland Township Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Assistant…
The Michigan Department of Transportation has reduced traffic to one lane in each direction of M-53 at the bridge over 27 Mile Road. In addition, 27 Mile Road has been reduced to one lane with…
Registration is underway for The Runaway Bride 5K Run and 2 Mile Walk Fundraiser scheduled for Aug. 3 in Port Huron to benefit the Washington Township based non-profit organization, A Beautiful Me. The event will…
Work has begun on prepping the site at 571 East Borland Road for future construction of a new Imlay City fire hall. On Monday, July 8, engineers and workers from Rowe Professional Services and Superior…
This aerial photo of the new Romeo High School on Jewell Road, south of 29 Mile Road in Washington Township, shows that the main building has completed walls and roofs with operational heating and cooling…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Hang in there residents and visitors to the Village of Armada—the West Main Street reconstruction project is nearing its final stage. Residents living along the street, which has been under construction…
Mitch and Debbie Washer make up the duo Something Special. Their repertoire includes classic soft rock, country and original songs. (Photo by Stacy Sobotka) BY STACY SOBOTKA The Fourth of July was celebrated in Armada…