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BY STACY SOBOTKA Armada Township will not be getting a deputy fire chief. The decision was made at a special meeting at the Armada Township Board of Trustees meeting Feb. 26. Fire Chief Dan Reynolds…

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Everything is back on schedule at the Youngblood Vineyard in Ray Township now that the federal government has reopened. Vineyard owners David and Jessica Youngblood were worried that the U.S. Treasury…

Two new directors have been appointed to the Simpson Park Camp Meeting Grounds Association Board of Directors. Rev. Joy Moore, Senior Pastor of the Flint Bethel United Methodist Church joins the board along with Terry…

BY STACY SOBOTKA A heated discussion over a possible increase in employee wages lead to one Oakland Township trustee walking out at the board meeting Feb. 26. Trustee John Giannangeli wanted a discussion of the…

BY STACY SOBOTKA An arbitrator recently ruled in favor of Oakland Township in a grievance filed by an Oakland Township fire department employee. Oakland Township attorney Dan Kelly shared information regarding union grievance to the…

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The trial of a Romeo man accused of murdering a Bruce Township woman in July 2016 is underway in Macomb County Circuit Court in Mount Clemens. Robert Tinlge, 53, of Romeo,…

Here are the winners of the 10th Annual Ron Gordon Memorial George Washington Art Contest. Picture left to right are: the third grade winner, Johanna Sandor, the fourth grade winner, Steve Kavungal, and the fifth…

Here are late winter scenes around Winkler Mill Pond which is a historic body of water created by the damming of Stony Creek at the Washington Township, Oakland Township, Shelby Township and Rochester Hills border.…

About 50 interested residents attended an open house at the Berlin Township Senior Center on Feb. 20 to view blueprints and acquire information pertaining to the upcoming Capac Road reconstruction project. The $2.8 million project…