WBRW 2009 News July 29

This week on WBRW News, Washington Township Hazardous Waste Collection Info, Village of Romeo's Police Chief Greg Paduch on the Nixle program, Rural residents on how to get high speed internet in your area, Macomb County Sheriff Mark Hackle on Crime Stoppers, The Tappers open their private garden to local seniors, The winners & finalists of the first ever Romeo Film Festival, The Romeo Film Office offering free acting classes to local residents, Macomb County Commissioner Don Brown on County politicians taking pay cuts & the reopening of the 26 mile bridge, Local resident & musician Sean Earle, The Octagon House hosts a Bluegrass Festival, Open Mic Night details for Starkweather and Summer Bonanza wraps up.

In Bulldog Sports, Future athletes show off their talent, SMAFF try-outs come to Romeo, Football training begins, an interview with Curt Reinas and a 7th grader with one hand trains with the Varsity Football players.

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• Police Chief Greg Paduch
• Nixle program
• Sheriff Mark Hackle
• Crime Stoppers
• Tappers garden
• Romeo Film Festival
• Romeo Film Office
• free acting classes
• 26 mile bridge
• Sean Earle
• The Octagon House
• Bluegrass Festival
• Open Mic Night
• Starkweather
• Summer Bonanza