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Union Township approves trade in of 2008 F250 for $10,000
Union Township voted on and approved Wednesday the trade of one of its trucks used to load and haul various materials for...
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Union township walkable, bikeable community approved
The Union Township board has adopted a resolution for the walkable and bikeable community plan with a vote of 6-1. Part of...
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Union Township in process of changing zoning for possible fraternity house to be built
The Central Michigan University chapter of Phi Sigma Phi hopes to build a 20-bedroom fraternity house on Crawford Road in...
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Union Township approves contract renewal for manager, plans to construct pole building
Union Township voted on and approved the renewal of the contract for township manger Brian Smith at Wednesday’s meeting. The...
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Union Township hires firm to plan sidewalk, bike path additions
People looking to use cars less in favor of walking or biking will start to find new sidewalks and bike lanes around the...
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Union Township again seeks help to try eliminating tubing parking issues
Union Township Board of Trustees is again asking for help to eliminate parking at the Lincoln Road Bridge. On Wednesday the...
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Union Township ends medical marijuana moratorium with new ordinance
Laws to zone and license medical marijuana dispensaries operating within Union Township were unanimously approved by its...
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Proposed state budget could put local governments in a bind
When Rick Snyder proposed the state budget last week, local ears perked up at the sound of possible cuts in their municipalities. The...
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Union Township sees summer without water rationing; wells will guarantee no need for rationing next summer
Rations have not been placed on the Union Township water supply yet this year. This summer was expected to be the last summer...
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New authority could replace Union Township’s two DDAs
Consolidation of Union Township’s two Downtown Development Authorities is being considered by local government officials. Township...
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Tribe allocates income toward roads, youth programs
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe’s most recent semi-annual 2 percent distributions were directed toward several area projects,...
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Lawsuit could expand tribal boundaries; half of Mount Pleasant at stake
An ongoing lawsuit against the state could shake up the boundaries of Mount Pleasant and surrounding areas in the coming...
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