BY STACY SOBOTKA The Washington Township Board of Trustees authorized the sale of $22 million in capital improvement bonds at their July 16 meeting. The funds will be used towards the construction of a new…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA An unusual garage received approval from the Bruce Township Board of Trustees on July 16. Resident Michael Conklin said that he plans to build a detached three-car garage on his property on…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The owner of the former Romeo Middle School site on Prospect Street in Romeo said they plan on building condominiums and are reaching out to village leaders and residents for input. The…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Some Romeo officials expressed disappointment and concern over the contract for 911 services that Bruce Township recently signed for 911 dispatch services. Romeo Police Chief Kevin Roy shared his thoughts on the…
BY STACY SOBOTKA A nationwide protest was held Saturday, Aug. 2 and a small group came back to the Macomb Orchard Trail Bridge over M-53 for “Rage Against the Regime.” These protests often take aim…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Oakland Township marked the 200th anniversary of the first burial at Bigler Cemetery with a dedication of a state historical marker July 29. The township now has six state historical markers. Bigler…
The Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) expects to reopen Orion Road at Dutton Road at the Rochester Hills and Oakland Township border the week of Aug. 4. The road was closed for extensive emergency…
The Record will publish in print the results of the Aug. 5 special election on Aug. 14. Results were not available before the deadline for the Aug. 7-13 edition. Subscribers with Internet access can see…
(MIRS News) — A Shelby Township road is so bad over a three-mile stretch, new land developments have been rejected and more than 250 car crashes have happened within four years, Township Supervisor Rick Stathakis…
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