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Volunteers needed to fight COVID-19

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) are calling on medical professionals and everyday Michiganders to volunteer their talents and time to save lives in the fight to…

Township battens down for pandemic

BY STACY SOBOTKA A declaration of a state of emergency was approved at a special meeting of the Bruce Township Board of Trustees March 24. Bruce Township Supervisor Richard Cory signed a declaration on March…

Board extends state of emergency

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Washington Township Board of Trustee extended the local state of emergency at a special meeting March 23. Washington Township Supervisor Dan O’Leary, Clerk Kathy Bosheers and Treasurer Mike Nicley were present…

Meeting takes care of essentials

BY STACY SOBOTKA Despite a request by the state to limit public gatherings during the ongoing pandemic, a few necessities had to be done at a special meeting of the Ray Township Board of Trustees…

Whitmer suspends evictions

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order March 20 which allows tenants and mobile home owners to remain in their homes during the COVID-19 pandemic even if they are unable to stay current on…

BLOOMING TULIPS

 The owner of these tulips in a Washington Township garden admit that they had a little bit of help getting to this stage indoors. (Photo by Mike Nicley) (more…)

Coronavirus closures…

The following government entities have announced closures in order to comply with the National State of Emergency declared by President Donald J. Trump and State Emergency declared by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The states of…

Free meals for students continue through April 8

The Romeo Community Schools Food Service Department will continue to provide students with free lunches to students through April 8 during the ongoing pandemic shutdown of all schools in Michigan. The meals are provided by…

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

The Almont Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board has awarded a construction bid of $193,275 to Superior Contracting of Dryden for its upcoming downtown streetscape project. On Feb. 5, the DDA Board opened three original bids…

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