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Unions expect Michael Cecchini to be held accountable for his conduct following a confrontation with teenagers on September 17th

Residents in condos and lofts have been complaining to police and the city commission about noise, rude behavior by teens and young adults.

BAY CITY, Mich. (WJRT)- Bay Citys Director of Public Safety has been placed on administrative leave following a citizen complaint.

Pure Green, a national wellness bar and leading supplier of cold pressed juice is expanding operations in the Midwest with the opening of multiple franchise locations in Michigan. In partnership with health and wellness entrepreneurs, Jack Fallon and John Licari, and restauranteur,  Anthony Kuzmanovski, Pure Green will open its first franchise in Rochester, MI beginning on March 30, 2022.

A Land Use Board member was slapped with a stop-work order for running a commercial operation on property that received 15 years of tax breaks for wetlands.

As coronavirus restrictions continue to loosen, the uptick in violent crime in mid-Michigan cities continues to rise which is concerning officials and law enforcement. As coronavirus restrictions continue to loosen, the uptick in violent crime in mid-Michigan cities continues to rise which is concerning officials and law enforcement. Areas in Bay City continue to see a rise in violent crimes and police are stepping up patrols. Dozens of gunshots rang out in Bay Citys Midland Street Historic Dis...

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New Jersey Herald WANTAGE —The township Land Use Boards approval for one of its members to operate a soil processing facility on Route 565 has been voided by a judge who said the process was tainted by conflicts of interest and attempts to influence by then-Mayor Ron Bassani and the boards former chairman. Superior Court Judge Stuart Minkowitz has ordered a new hearing. Bassani, who is now deputy mayor, and Michael Cecchini, who was Land Use Board chairman at the time of the vote, both recu...