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February 7-13, 2024

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New ordinance for food trucks

BY STACY SOBOTKA Washington Township is moving towards adopting an ordinance regulating food trucks. Assistant Fire Chief Robert Schmelzer approached the board at their Jan. 17 meeting to discuss a food truck ordinance. He showed…

Prospect Street parcel purchase gets a warm response

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Romeo Village Council gave its nod of approval to a group of citizens raising funds to purchase a vacant parcel and turn it into a passive-use park. The council’s action came…

Oakland Township cider mill operator loses his lease

BY STACY SOBOTKA After 11 years as the operator of the Paint Creek Cider Mill, Ed Granchi’s lease of the facility has not been renewed. The Oakland Township Board of Trustees denied the extension on…

Liquor license granted to caterer

BY STACY SOBOTKA A Goodison business passed a major hurdle in its plans to expand its ability to serve alcohol. The Oakland Township Board of Trustees at their Jan. 23 meeting approved an application for…

Leaders meet to clarify fire contract positions

BY STACY SOBOTKA Bruce Township leaders made an appearance at the Romeo Village Council meeting Jan. 22 to reiterate their position with ongoing contract negotiations for fire as well as advanced life support services (ALS)…

Washington Township master plan needs revisions

BY STACY SOBOTKA Updates to Washington Township’s master plan are going back for a revision. The Washington township Board of Trustees rejected the master plan at their meeting on Jan. 17. Washington Township Planner Joe…

Petition on solar, wind siting set sail

(MIRS News) — The petitions for a ballot campaign to return some local control to local governments in siting wind and solar farms set sail last week after the 100-word summary and form was approved…

Newspaper price increase

The Record will be raising the price of its subscriptions to $49 for one year and $88 for two years effective Jan. 31. The current rates are $45 and $80 respectively. The rate increase applies…

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