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SERVICE CIRCUIT: Sterling Heights Lionesses surprise responders with cookies - Vimarsana News

SERVICE CIRCUIT: Sterling Heights Lionesses surprise responders with cookies

Highfield, a Roseville resident, took boxes to the Roseville Police Department, the Roseville Fire Department, and to Ascension Macomb-Oakland Hospital Warren Campus where she said everyone expressed their thanks for the gracious giving.

Macomb County, Martha T. Berry officials squabble over budget amid positive developments - Vimarsana News

Macomb County, Martha T. Berry officials squabble over budget amid positive developments

A wave of good news in recent months came with a dispute between MTB and county officials as Treasurer Larry Rocca withheld payments to vendors because the facility was seeking payments that were not part of the approved budget, which Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank Krycia said is illegal.

Spike in illness shuts down Van Dyke school for Friday - Vimarsana News

Spike in illness shuts down Van Dyke school for Friday

Students in Van Dyke Public Schools won't be in class tomorrow. The district notified parents of the cancellation, stating too many illnesses were going around and they couldn't safely operate.

Source: wxyz.com
Voters to decide governor, legislators, judges - Vimarsana News

Voters to decide governor, legislators, judges

STERLING HEIGHTS — In the Sentry’s coverage area, voters will decide on Nov. 8 Michigan’s next governor; national and state legislators; county commissioners; and more.

Michigan COVID-19 labs are again seeing delays as more people are tested - Vimarsana News

Michigan COVID-19 labs are again seeing delays as more people are tested

COVID-19 tests were once reserved for very sick or at-risk groups. Now people across the state are now getting tested. But the volume is slowing results and straining test supplies, making it harder to track the virus’ spread.