BY JORDYN HERMANI BRIDGE MICHIGAN Voters will likely have the chance to decide this fall whether to ban political spending in state elections by Michigan’s regulated utilities and large government contractors. In a 3-1 vote…
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Party affiliation: DEM – Democratic Party, REP – Republican Party. Results are unofficial. *denotes candidate that advances to general election on Nov. 3. **denotes winner of special election. Governor (One 4-year term) *Jocelyn Benson DEM…
Deadlines are approaching for artists wishing to participate in the 65th Annual Thumb Area Art Exhibit, Aug. 27- Sept. 25. Application deadline for the show organized by the Romeo Guild of Art and Starkweather…
Washington Township is inviting residents, veterans and community members to attend its annual National Purple Heart Day observance at 11 a.m. at Washington Memorial Park, located at 59002 Van Dyke Avenue. The annual ceremony honors…
The Friends of the Ray Township Library and Historical Society is hosting three events in August and September that are open to the public. The 17th Annual Silent Auction is underway now through Saturday, Aug.…
A familiar sight at the southeast corner of North Avenue and 32 Mile Road in Ray Township reopened for the season July 29 but under new ownership after its former owners retired. Zensen’s Farm Stand…
Assist other agency at the 11700 block of Cascade Drive, Washington Township, 2:58 a.m., July 13; Damage to property at the 13400 block of Windham Drive, Washington Township, 12:00 p.m., July 13; Harassment at the…
BY EMILY MALEK The Romeo Peach Festival is about a month away, and the Romeo Community Archives will be there this year to conduct oral histories about the cherished event. Each participant will be given…
I missed the Fourth of July parade with Uncle Sam striding along on stilts and a wagon drawn by Percherons with a band playing “The Stars and Stripes Forever” in double time, but maybe…