BY STACY SOBOTKA It was another successful year of Romeo’s St. Baldrick’s fundraiser for children’s cancer research. The goal was to raise $300,000 and as of press time, the total raise was $309,369. Over 260…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA Two new firefighters were sworn in at the Washington Township Board of Trustees meeting Feb. 21. Firefighters Dakota Junkin and Sean LeMerise were sworn in and pinned at the meeting. “We hired…
Michigan State Police Troopers conducted a sweep of Romeo High School after a bullet was found in the hallway during afternoon classes on March 7. An investigation was conducted and there were no threats made…
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Head’s up to Romeo commuters and pedestrians: beginning March 12, SEMCO is replacing natural gas lines along South Main Street in Romeo, from Durham northward to near the middle of town. The work is part…
The Loren Andrus Octagon House series of historical lectures will open the 2018 season 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 18 with the return of Civil War historian, Bill Grandstaff. During last year’s series, Grandstaff discussed…
It’s official: Driving golf carts on city streets in Richmond will be legal after May 1. The Richmond City Council formally adopted Ordinance No. 163 at a recent meeting after a discussion that included both…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Spring is right around the corner and that means it is already pothole season. With the wheel eating monsters popping up on roads throughout the area, the Village of Armada is…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Things did not exactly turn out how Armada Township resident Monica Job expected at a meeting of Macomb County Election Commission on Friday, March 2. She filed six petitions recalling Armada Township…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The recent demolition of an old home on West Lafayette Street triggered a special meeting of the Romeo Village Council and the Romeo Historic District Commission (HDC) Feb. 27. A lengthy discussion…