Clinton River Canoe & Kayak Proposes Launch at Budd Park in Clinton Township

The township board is considering a one-year agreement to allow the recreation company to use Budd Park as an access point to the Clinton River for its canoe and kayak trips.

Rep. Lane Named Vice-Chair of Transportation Committee, Rep. Forlini to Chair LARA Subcommittee

State Reps. Marilyn Lane and Anthony Forlini serve Clinton Township residents in District 31 and 24, respectively.

Clinton Twp. Clerk Finds Merit in No-Reason Absentee Voting, Online Registration

Clinton Township Clerk Kim Meltzer says she supports any measure that gives citizens more opportunity to exercise their right to vote.

Clinton Township Won’t Fully Recover from Loss in Property Values Until 2023, Supervisor Says

Decreased property values have stripped almost $20 million from the township's police, fire and general funds in the last five years, forcing Clinton Township to cut staff and services to balance its budget.

What's Closed in Clinton Township for Martin Luther King Day?

Martin Luther King Day is Jan. 21, 2013.

Presidential Inauguration 2013: Where, What and Who to Watch

Here's your guide to the inauguration of President Barack Obama.

Rep. Forlini Schedules Coffee Hours for District 24 Constituents

Local residents can meet with State Rep. Anthony G. Forlini in Clinton and Harrison townships Jan. 21.

Clinton Township Students Invited to Enter Inaugural Address Competition

High school students in the 9th congressional district have until Jan. 25 to submit a 2-3 minute video expressing their vision for the country.

Rep. Forlini Reacts to Gov. Snyder's State of the State

State Rep. Anthony Forlini, R-Harrison Township, gives his assessment of the State of the State Address by Gov. Rick Snyder.

Clinton Township Seeks Court-Ordered Ban on Uni-Dig Composting Operations

The ongoing Macomb County Circuit Court lawsuit over Uni-Dig's alleged stench may see action in March.

Clinton Township, Uni-Dig Continue Legal Battle to Control Stench

Clinton Township and Uni-Dig return to court Jan. 14 to address a lawsuit over the Quinn Road facility's alleged emission of noxious odors.

Sierra Club Scorecard Names Clinton Twp. GOP Legislators ‘Pollution Promoters’

The Sierra Club Michigan Chapter's 2011-12 legislative scorecard gave Clinton Township's state legislators mixed grades for their actions on environmental issues.

New Michigan Law Prohibits Teens From Using a Cell Phone While Driving

Clinton Township legislators Rep. Marilyn Lane and Sen. Tory Rocca supported the legislation, while Rep. Anthony Forlini opposed it.

New Chief Aims to Lower Kill Rate at Macomb Co. Animal Shelter

Jeffery Randazzo, 40, has been named animal care and control manager for the Macomb County Animal Shelter.

Sander Levin to Kick Off Student Inaugural Address Competition

During the competition, students in Michigan's 9th congressional district, can submit a video explaining their vision for the country's future.

Clinton Township Clerk’s Office Resumes Passport Services

The processing of first-time passport applications, or renewals, is now available at the Clinton Township Clerk's Office for a standard fee.

Clinton Township Will Collect Christmas Trees Left Curbside

Trees should be cleared of decorations.

How Many Votes Did Clinton Township Lawmakers Miss in 2012?

The township's representatives in the Michigan House and Senate had nearly perfect voting records.

Celebrating New Year's Day with Fireworks? Michigan Law Allows It

The start of the new year is among the 10 national holidays on which the state permits fireworks use.

U.S. Post Office to Increase Prices in 2013

The cost of mailing postcards and one-ounce letters will increase on Jan. 27, 2013.

What's Closed in Clinton Township for New Year's?

Many of Clinton Township's government offices, courts, library and schools will close for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

What's Closed in Clinton Township for Christmas 2012?

Clinton Township's government offices, courts, library and recreation center will close multiple days this week to observe the Christmas holiday.

Christmas and New Year's Holidays Delay Clinton Township Trash Collection

There will be no rubbish collection or recycling on Tuesday, Dec. 25, 2012 or Jan. 1, 2013, pushing pick-up back one day for the remainder of the week.

Snyder Vetoes Bill That Would Have Allowed Guns in Schools

Clinton Township's Republican legislators supported the bill that would have allowed concealed weapons in gun-free zones such as schools and sports arenas.

Gov. Snyder Re-evaluates Concealed Weapons Laws in Wake of Newtown Tragedy

Michigan's governor recently told media the Sandy Hook massacre gives him 'clear pause' on legislation that could allow gun owners with concealed weapons permits to carry inside schools. Clinton Township's Republican legislators supp

Several Clinton Twp. Union Contracts Set to Expire on Right-to-Work Effective Date

Michigan's right-to-work law is due to take effect on March 31, 2013.

Should Michigan Schools Re-Think Security After Connecticut Shootings?

Tell us what you think your school district in Clinton Township should consider in terms of security after Friday's tragedy.

New Report Shows Rapidly Aging Macomb County, Calls Education Key to 'New Economy'

Macomb County's demographics and economy have changed significantly in the past decade and a new report from Macomb Community College and Data Driven Detroit suggests this change is only the beginning.

Blue Angels to Fly in 2014 Selfridge Air Show Under Clinton Twp. Native's Command

The U.S. Navy Blue Angels will headline the Selfridge Air Show and open house when the event returns to Selfridge Air National Guard Base in 2014.

Clinton Township Rep. Lane Calls Right-to-Work Push ‘Betrayal of Trust’

Clinton Township's Democratic and Republican state representatives voted against right-to-work legislation Tuesday, but both bills ultimately passed the House and were signed into law by Gov. Rick Snyder.

10,000 Protesters Descend on Capitol Tuesday to Fight Michigan Right-to-Work Law (WITH PHOTOS)

The bills were signed into law by Gov. Rick Snyder on Tuesday.

County's Defense Industry Takes Center Stage in New Macomb Marketing Video

Macomb County's Make Macomb Your Home campaign premiered its latest video – highlighting the county's thriving defense industry – at the 2012 State of the County address.

Your Guide to Right-to-Work Bills, Lawmakers' Votes in Clinton Township

Legislation passed last week in the Michigan House and Senate could reach Gov. Rick Snyder for his signature by Tuesday. Leave a comment or upload a photo if you participate in related demonstrations!

State Sen. Rocca, Rep. Forlini Break GOP Ranks, Vote Against Right-to-Work Bill

Clinton Township's Republican state representative and senator were among only a handful of GOP members to vote against right-to-work legislation passed through the House and Senate Thursday.

Today is National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

It was 71 years ago, Dec. 7, 1941, that a surprise attack on U.S. Navy and Army installations at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii prompted U.S. entry into World War II.

Clinton Twp. Man Joins Macomb Co. Residents in Lawsuit Against DIA

Simon Haddad is one of five Macomb County residents to file a lawsuit against the Detroit Institute of Arts claiming they were denied the free admission promised to county residents after passage of the August millage.

Snyder Urges Legislature to Pass Right-to-Work Bill in Next Few Days

Gov. Rick Snyder announced Thursday that he would like to see right-to-work legislation on his desk before the end of this year's legislative session.

Clinton Township's 2012 Winter Taxes Are Due

Taxes are payable Dec. 1 through Feb. 28, 2013 without penalty.

Clinton Township Board Approves Application for Quota Liquor License for Second Wiseguys Bar and Grill Location

After much deliberation, the decision was made at the board of trustees meeting Monday evening.

Public Hearing on Oberliesen Gravel Road Maintenance, Quota Liquor License Approval on Township Agenda

The Clinton Township board of trustees meets at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 3., at the Civic Center off Romeo Plank Road. Here's an overview of tonight's agenda.