Delmar W. Stone, 90, of Washington Township, entered the kingdom of heaven, peacefully at his home on Christmas morning, Dec. 25, 2020, while holding his wife’s hands and surrounded by family. Delmar was born Sept.…
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Warm lights, light snow and strings of light draped from the Grays Opera House give downtown Romeo a yuletide feel. As of press time, meteorologists are not predicting a fresh blanket of snow in time…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Bruce Township will be increasing their water rates for commercial users. The Bruce Township Board of Trustees approved a revision to their utility fee schedule at their meeting Dec. 16. Supervisor Mike…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The number of COVID-19 cases within the Romeo Community Schools is on the decrease, according to Superintendent Todd Robinson. He provided the latest COVID-19 update at the Board of Education meeting Dec.…
BY STACY SOBOTKA After extensive discussion regarding waste collection and recyclables, the Ray Township Board of Trustees voted to retain their current single waste hauler, Green for Life (GFL), at their meeting Dec. 15. The…
Raelynn Carraway, 16, and Megan Vissotski, 16, passed out treats to kids in their cars at the Santa drive thru event at the Armada Fairgrounds. Santa Claus spoke to kids via a PA system. (Photo…
The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) decided to resume the fall tournaments for football and volleyball as well as girls swimming and diving. The tournaments were suspended in November due to increased cases of…
BY THE REV. ADAM HILL I don’t know how the hokey songs, campy movies, and ugly sweaters do it, but somehow through all the clutter some kind of Christmas magic takes place. Every year the…
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS. Rich Glassford shows off the lights he hung on the front of the River of God Church on East St. Clair Street in Romeo. Glassford said that he hung 57 strings of lights,…