U.S. Rep Levin: Tying Debt Ceiling Increase to Obamacare Delay is 'Height of Irresponsibility'

Sander Levin, a Michigan Democrat, responded this week to a reported GOP plan regarding Obamacare.

Macomb County Circuit Court Launches Public Site to View Cases

The eAccess site replaces the formerly used public access website.

U.S. Rep Miller on Syria: 'World Must Unite' to Stop Atrocities

Congresswoman Candice Miller, a Republican whose district includes Macomb County communities, stated she is still not convinced U.S. military force is vital in Syria.

Michigan Senate Passes Medicaid Expansion Bill

The bill will provide health care for 470,000 additional low-income Michigan residents.

Miller: America Has 'No Business' Taking Military Action in Syria Without 'Imminent Threat' to U.S.

Congresswoman Candice Miller, whose district includes local Macomb County communities. released a statement regarding potential U.S. involvement in Syria.

Macomb County's Corporation Counsel Introduced

Sander Levin: Republicans Have 'Blind Obsession' With Repealing Obamacare

U.S. Rep Sander Levin's district encompasses Clinton Township.

Coastal Marshlands Restored at Lake St. Clair Metropark

The project encompasses nearly 500 acres of coastal marshland along the lake.

Macomb County Joins with Higher Education Institutions to Create Freshwater Research Center

Macomb County has partnered with local higher education institutions, and the Metropark Authority, to establish a freshwater research center.

Sander Levin Requests Info From IRS About Targeting

The Ways and Means Committee ranking member represents Metro Detroit communities, including Clinton Township.

I-94 Resurfacing Moves to Lane Restrictions, Traffic Shift

The Michigan Department of Transportation is planning to have one lane of traffic open on I-94 this weekend between I-696 and Masonic, which will be followed by a traffic shift starting Monday.

Good Friday Closures in Clinton Township

Township and county offices will be closed today in observance of Good Friday.

Clinton Township Opens Floor for Residents to Weigh in on $14 Million Proposed Budget

A public hearing will be held during the March 25 Clinton Township board meeting to give residents a chance to share questions or concerns regarding the proposed township budget for fiscal year 2013-14.

$13.5 Million Construction on Groesbeck to Start Monday

During the project, which covers 3.4 miles of pavement between 14 Mile and Hayes roads, two lanes will be open in each direction during peak travel times.

Clinton Township Blood Drive Draws 290 Pints for Red Cross

The 2013 blood drive may have missed its collection goal, but it succeeded in saving lives, Clinton Township Treasurer Bill Sowerby said.

Rep. Forlini Schedules Coffee Hours for District 24 Constituents

Local residents can meet with State Rep. Anthony G. Forlini in Clinton and Harrison townships March. 18.

Clerk's Office Tests Evening Hours for Passport Services in Clinton Township

Residents can make special evening appointments March 21, April 4 and April 18 to file their passport information at the Clinton Township Clerk's Office.

Heineken and Hummus? Board to Review Palm Palace Liquor License and More at Township Meeting

The Clinton Township board of trustees will consider the Hall Road restaurant's request along with a number of other items at its 6:30 p.m. meeting today at the Civic Center off Romeo Plank Road.

County Expands Video Arraignment Services of 41B Court, Cops in Clinton Township

Macomb has partnered with the state to expand its video arraignment system to allow its courts to arraign in-custody defendants who are being held at local lockups, county jails, or statewide prison facilities outside the county.

DNR Officials to Tackle New Fishing Rules at Public Meeting in Clinton Township

The meeting will be held April 4, from 7-9 p.m. at the Clinton-Macomb Public Library main branch.

Clinton Township Readies 6 Sites to Host 14th Community Blood Drive

The annual blood drive will be held March 12-13 at six locations across Clinton Township.

Smart Meter Opt Out Legislation Would Eliminate DTE's Proposed Fees

DTE Energy offers Clinton Township customers an opportunity to decline the new wireless meters, but plans to charge one-time and monthly fees.

Macomb County Judge David Viviano Appointed to State Supreme Court

David Viviano, chief judge of the Macomb Circuit Court, was appointed Wednesday to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court.

Impact of Sequester Cuts on Clinton Township Schools Unclear

Automatic federal spending cuts will happen March 1 if Congress does not reach an agreement before that time.

Clinton Township Looks to Hire in Senior Center, Assessing, Public Services Departments

The board voted Monday to fill several vacant, or soon-to-be vacant positions throughout the township.

Decision Pending in DIA Lawsuit Filed by Clinton Twp. Resident, Others in Macomb Co.

A Macomb County Circuit judge is expected to rule on the lawsuit's validity in the near future.

MDOT Commits $30.5M to Resurface I-94, Groesbeck South of Clinton Township

The Michigan Department of Transportation plans to conduct around $187 million worth of work in in 2013 on 80 miles of pavement and 15 bridges in the Metro Detroit area.

Congress Considers New Competition for Science and Math-Minded Students

Clinton Township students could soon have the opportunity to take part in an academic competition to promote innovation in the science, technology, engineering and math fields.

Free Tax Service Offered to Low-Income Families, Individuals in Clinton Township

Rep. Marilyn Lane has organized three events for her constituents in House District 31 to receive professional help preparing their tax returns.

One Week Left to Pay Winter Taxes in Clinton Township Without Penalty

As of March 1, all unpaid taxes are considered delinquent and forwarded to the Macomb County Treasurer for payment.

No Delay in Clinton Township Trash Collection for Presidents Day

There will be no mail delivery on Monday, Feb. 18, as Presidents Day is observed by the U.S. Post Office.

What's Closed for Presidents Day and Mid-Winter Break in Clinton Township?

Clinton Township's government offices and schools will close to observe Presidents Day and mid-winter break over the next few days.

State Supreme Court Ruling Lines Up With Clinton Twp. Action on Medical Marijuana Dispensaries

Clinton Township enacted a moratorium on the pot shops in October while awaiting the high court's ruling.

Citizen Committees Form to Review Police, Fire Millage Increases; Residents Invited to Apply

The process has come under fire from Clinton Township resident Simon Haddad, who has voiced concerns regarding the committee’s transparency and selection.

U.S. Postal Service to Drop Saturday Mail in August

The Associated Press reports the move will save about $2 billion and will not affect package delivery to homes like those in Clinton Township.

Expiring Trash Pact Puts Clinton Twp. on Deadline to Decide Future of Former Landfill

If members of the Grosse Pointes-Clinton Refuse Disposal Authority choose to dissolve their partnership, a 65-acre tract of land in Clinton Township will go up for sale.

New Parks & Rec Master Plan Proposes Community Center, Handicapped Accessible Parks

The plan identifies six main goals for Clinton Township parks and rec, ranging from improving the handicapped accessibility of local parks to building a community center with an indoor pool and gym.

Clinton Township to Merge Finance, HR Departments; Reclassify Leadership

Treasurer William Sowerby objected to the board voting on this issue without receiving confirmation from the unions involved that no contracts would be breached by the associated personnel changes.

Board Votes to Fill Vacancies in Clinton Township, Postpone Department Consolidation Talks

The board voted Monday to fill several soon-to-be vacant positions, but postpone a proposal to consolidate the township's departments of finance, information technology and human resources.

Clinton Township to Add Second Cable Channel, Continue Emergency AM Radio

CTTV, Clinton Township's cable station, is looking to provide a second government access channel to residents within 60 days.