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A small town in a rural region of Michigan has just voted to recall five members of its governing board who repeatedly ignored local opposition to building a plant for a Chinese company.Green Charter Township is a small town of about 3,200 people located in central Michigan, less than an hour north ...

United States Attorney Gerard M. Karam honors sixteen individuals for their outstanding contributions to public safety.

Allegheny Township supervisors will be searching for a new township manager with the pending departure of Gregory Primm. But it appears Lower Burrell has found its new city clerk — Primm — as its council is set to vote on his hiring. Primm submitted his letter of resignation via email

A popular summertime festival is returning to Allegheny Township. Community Days — last organized in 1997 — is set to return June 24. The township recently approved the formation of a Community Days Committee, spearheaded by Supervisor James Morabito. “We have no records indicating why the event ceased 26 years

Sonoma County now has a long-term restraining order against a man who threatened Supervisor James Gore. A judge says the man from Santa Rosa, Shelby Pryor, made

Sonoma County has been granted a temporary restraining order against a man who threatened Supervisor James Gore. At last Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting,

The Richmond City Council holds its first meetings of the year Monday, the city seeks feedback on a transportation planning document, and two townhome development plans advance in Chesterfield.

Allegheny Township residents can expect to see a lot of newly elected Supervisor James Morabito. “I plan on being here at the township building weekly,” said Morabito, 58, a small business owner for 35 years. “I’m going to be hands-on, going over details of daily and weekly activities.” Morabito, who

Reply May 12, 2021 Santa Rosa, CA – May 12, 2021 – The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously adopted a resolution affirming their support for survivors of sexual violence. The Board also affirmed its commitment to making the community a safe haven where sexual violence in any form will not be tolerated. Subscribe "As elected officials, we have a responsibility to keep the community safe, and that means creating an environment where sexual violence is unacceptable," said...

Santa Rosa, CA  –  May 12, 2021  –  The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously adopted a resolution affirming their support for survivors of sexual violence. The Board also affirmed its commitment to making the community a safe haven where sexual violence in any form will not be tolerated. “As elected officials, we have a responsibility to keep the community safe, and that means creating an environment where sexual violence is unacceptable,” said Lynda Hopkins, C...