BY DEBI MARTONE STAFF WRITER An at-grade intersection is being proposed in Bruce Township that will connect the M-53 bypass to 33 Mile Road. Richard Cory, the Bruce Township supervisor, said plans for the connector…
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BY DEBI MARTONE STAFF WRITER The Washington Township Fire Department is continuing to improve their services to township residents by offering programs other than just fire and emergency medical services. Washington Township Fire Chief Brian…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Resignations, budget cuts and contract talks make the future direction uncertain for the area’s public access TV channel, WBRW. Last month, Ruth Heidebreicht resigned as president of the non-profit organization that…
A number of area churches, clubs and organizations collected items to give to those in need during the holiday season. (more…)
BY DEBI MARTONE STAFF WRITER The Rev. Jon Waters has felt a stirring inside himself for the last two years that he couldn’t quite put his finger on. Although he prayed for a straightforward picture…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Four members of the Ray Township Fire Department were promoted and another firefighter was hired at the Ray Township Board of Trustees meeting Dec. 15. Peter Schoenherr became the new assistant fire…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Ray Township Historical Society (RTHS) has a new name: The Friends of the Ray Township Library and Historical Society. The name change was unanimously approved at the society’s quarterly meeting Dec.…
Christopher “Kit” Edwin Sittenauer, 18, has earned the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America program. He is the son of Chris and KelleySue Sittenauer of Washington Township. Christopher is a senior…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR Three area bridges that have been closed to traffic since the spring will reopen by the end of next summer according to the Macomb County Department of Roads. Construction of the…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Changes to the Ray Township Historical Society (RTHS) are expected in the coming year after it reached a major crossroad this fall. At the board meeting on Sept. 14, none of the…