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BY STACY SOBOTKA It was another successful year of Romeo’s St. Baldrick’s fundraiser for children’s cancer research. The goal this year was $150,000, and as of press time, $157,828 had been raised. Over 225 guests…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Bruce Township officials are considering a renewal of the contract with The Mitt.TV to record township meetings which also includes a price increase. The Mitt.TV contract was on the agenda at the…
A property on Clinton Street that has been for sale for a long time by the village of Romeo now has a new owner. The sale of the property was approved by the Romeo Village…
BY STACY SOBOTKA New Haven Community Schools wants to give the district a complete overhaul, but it needs the support of the voters. Superintendent Barbara VanSweden gave a presentation to the Ray Township Board of…
Andrew Fiacco, 21, of Ray Township, was sentenced to at least 52 years in prison for the shooting death and mutilation of the body of his childhood friend, Stephen McAfee, 19, of Macomb Township, in…
Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Michael Servitto declared a mistrial earlier this month in the murder trial of Robert Tingle, 53, of Romeo. Tingle was on trial for the first degree murder of Tamara “Tammy”…
Officials from Macomb County and the cities of Sterling Heights, Warren and Center Line have launched an interactive crowdsourcing map that outlines proposed improvements to the Iron Belle Trail Route and allows the public to…
BY ETHAN TOCCO and ANDREA CLAASSEN Romeo High School’s FIRST Robotics Competition Team, the Byting Bulldogs, recently completed their first district tournament of the 2019 season on March 15-16 at Center Line High School. Despite…
A photograph in the March 20-26 edition showing members of the award winning FIRST Robotics Team 1718, The Fighting Pi identified them with the wrong school. The team is a collaboration of students from the…