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Planning Commission supports special land use, rezoning

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By Dean Vaglia Verified
| C&G Newspapers Verified
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The Macomb Township Planning Commission met on June 2, giving its support to two items brought before it. First, the board approved a site plan and special land use request for a McDonald’s restaurant to be built near the corner of 26 Mile Road and Romeo Plank Road. Located in the Macomb Park commercial development, the McDonald’s met or was not applicable to all of the special land use criteria.
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Finances set tone at board of trustees meeting

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By Dean Vaglia Verified
| C&G Newspapers Verified
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The books for the coming year were set and approved at the June 10 Macomb Township Board of Trustees meeting. Set to come into effect on July 1, the township’s fiscal year 2026-27 budget was approved following several days of open public hearings, as well as several opportunities for stakeholders and residents to speak at the meeting itself. The budget was approved unanimously with no comment from attendees.
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Macomb teen in the running for student acting’s top prize

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By Dean Vaglia Verified
| C&G Newspapers Verified
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — AJ Denomme has only been acting for a few years, but the Dakota High School graduate is flying to New York for a shot at the biggest prize in youth theater. Denomme is one of Michigan’s two students up for the 17th annual National High School Musical Theatre Awards, set to take place at the Minskoff Theatre on Broadway. Also known as the Jimmy Awards, the accolades are for the best male and female high school actors. “It is so crazy,” Denomme said.
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