BY DEBI MARTONE STAFF WRITER Lead and copper issues in drinking water across the state and locally has heightened peoples awareness, causing some residents to take on the task of assuring their drinking water is…
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BY DEBI MARTONE STAFF WRITER Freshly squeezed lemonade swirls in a pitcher of ice on the counter while curtains made from floral aprons with lace trim blow in the breeze through the kitchenette window. Banners…
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BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The Romeo Village Council approved the 2016-17 budget by a vote of 6-1 on June 20 and it took effect July 1. The $6.9 million budget, which has been the source…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Washington Township Supervisor Dan O’Leary was elected to the Executive Committee of the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) by the organization’s general assembly on June 23. O’Leary will serve as…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Oakland Township Parks and Recreation Commission (PRC) celebrated the planned improvements to Marsh View Park with a groundbreaking ceremony July 6. Project improvements will include a new paved park entrance from…
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The Starkweather Arts Center awarded the 2016 Starkweather-Garvin Scholarships to five deserving Romeo High School Students and graduates in the fields of art and drafting: Kelly Phelan, Nicole Dutcher, Lukas Kenimer, Brett Matthews and Carina…
BY WADE MARTONE JUNIOR STAFF WRITER EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a continuation of a weekly series where nine year-old Wade Martone visits various fun places for kids and families this summer. On Thursday June 30,…
When the Washington School closed in 1972, the Washington Mother’s Club published “Through These Doors”, a history of the school. The book included a history of the area, the building of Washington High School in…