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Our purpose at HOPE Academy is to partner with the parents to help lay a solid academic foundation in the basics of education: Language, Math, Science, and History. In the classroom we maintain a low student-teacher ratio and use various methods to train and teach students. By offering shorter school days, we feel we offer children more time to live a balanced life and involve themselves in other recreational and artistic activities.
We offer an atmosphere conducive to academic excellence, spiritual growth, and personal discipline. We are here to minister to students of any race, color, denominational affiliation, national or ethic origin.
Thank you for your interest in HOPE Academy. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Established in 2007, HOPE Academy seeks to provide all students with the best education available. The dedicated educators at HOPE have committed themselves to providing your children with a nurturing environment where they can not only learn, but excel. We will help your child reach his or her full potential as a student and more importantly, as a human being.
Enrollment is Now Open. Limited spaces are available due to the small class size.
Orientation is Thursday, August 4, 2016
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"An education equips a mind. A diploma demonstrates its potential."
"HOPE Academy presented me with all of the opportunities I needed to succeed."
"The staff works very hard at making HOPE feel like a true family."
We wait in HOPE for the Lord; He is our help and our shield.
Psalm 33:20 (NIV)
We are very blessed and excited about the great things God is doing at HOPE Academy. We will be partnering with Rock Springs Baptist Church in Morrow!
The LORD has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy.
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Donald Trump Is Now Leading the Polls in the Race to Be World's Most Powerful Person
Some predicted he wouldn't get a bounce following a turbulent RNC. But he did. And now he's polling ahead of Clinton.By Ed Kilgore
Some predicted he wouldn't get a bounce following a turbulent RNC. But he did. And now he's polling ahead of Clinton.By Ed Kilgore
A new, credible national survey shows her dead-even with Donald Trump.By Ed Kilgore
Yes, averaging polling results usually gives you a pretty good handle on what's happening in an election. But some polls are just bad and should probably be ignored.By Ed Kilgore
They came as a big surprise to the chattering classes.By Ed Kilgore
The Democratic nominee leads by double digits in four states.By Eric Levitz
And a whole lot of people think he says racist stuff and has a bias against women and minorities. Hillary Clinton also has a nine point advantage when it comes to party loyalty.By Chas Danner
As Trump ditches the campaign trail for a business trip, a poll shows seven in ten Americans think he shouldn't be running his company while running for president.By Eric Levitz
The GOP nominee is even underwater with non-college-educated whites, as his unfavorability hits a record high in the latest Washington Post–ABC News poll.By Eric Levitz
There's fresh evidence of Clinton regaining her earlier robust lead over Trump, this time with Libertarian Gary Johnson in the mix.By Ed Kilgore
It's too early to know for sure, but there are some signs the presumptive GOP nominee could be losing support.By Ed Kilgore
The strength of the major-party candidates among downscale white men and upscale white women could prove to be the key matchup.By Ed Kilgore
No, it's not just you.By Claire Landsbaum
One month ago, the general election was looking like a Clinton landslide. What changed? And will it last?By Eric Levitz
Polling "outliers" represent random noise in the overall estimation of public opinion. But they're a bottomless crack pipe for hacks and other gabbers.By Ed Kilgore
Here's why you don't need to apply for Canadian citizenship just yet.By Eric Levitz
The Donald outperformed expectations on Tuesday, and now a new batch of state polls suggests he could clinch the nod before Cleveland without breaking a sweat.By Eric Levitz
Beside Jon Snow.By Jennifer Vineyard
Insiders say they've been nice to him in primary season in hopes of getting to run hammer-and-sickle spots this fall.By Ed Kilgore
Opinions do vary by region, though.By Joe DeLessio
They do not like him here or there; they do not like him anywhere.By Jonah Shepp

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Dinner with the Dying
Hospital food has unappetizing rep; Gottlieb wants to change all that
Last month, Gottlieb Memorial Hospital in Melrose Park sent me an email announcing the new "At Your Request" meal service program, which features menu items like fajitas, grilled chicken Caesar salad, ziti with marinara sauce and apple crisp.
"Nutritious and appetizing meal selections that patients will actually eat and enjoy are vital to the healing process," said Trisha Cassidy, president, Loyola Gottlieb. "Dining is just one of the many areas we are giving freedom to patients to put them in control and help make their stay healthier and happier."
Recently, I was visiting my very sick aunt at a hospital in Florida. She was once a normal-sized woman, but had shrunk to below 90 pounds. I could see the fragile bones in her hand as she reached out to hold mine.
It was dinner time. The nurse came in, put down the tray, lifted the lid, and murmured "Yuck."
I actually whacked the nurse playfully on her arm and asked, half-laughing, "Hey, have you ever tasted this stuff?" The nurse said "No, I haven't." I could tell she was embarrassed to admit that.
My aunt had been served what was called "ravioli," but it didn't look like ravioli. The pasta part had been pureed and scooped into a bland mound; even less appetizing was the meat sauce and filling, ground up together and plopped on the plate. The two soft half-globes – beige and orange-red – were like no food I'd ever eaten.
There was also pureed zucchini, a green mass looking a little like lime Jell-O, but with so much corn starch that it was impossible to eat a bite without an immediate sip of water to lubricate the tasteless pulp on the way down.
My aunt had a tentative nibble and declared definitively, "I don't want any of this."
The nurse and I looked at each other and dug in.
"Vile," I said, after taking a little bite of each item.
"Vile," the nurse agreed, putting down her spoon.
The food had virtually no texture, much like pablum, and a lack of seasoning rendered everything disturbingly taste-free.
The doctors said my aunt was "failing to thrive," but it's hard to "thrive" when good food is gone from one's life. There was no way the hospital would modify the menu, though during that trip I did find out just how much my aunt liked chocolate. I sent her a box every month for the rest of her life. I wanted to her to eat something that would give her a little happiness, that would fuel her enthusiasm to live.
Does Gottlieb serve food that makes one want to live to eat another day? I plan to sample the food there soon. I'll let you know what I discover.
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Bicyclists push for share-the-road laws
Brantley Tyndall, a Richmond bicyclist, used his only form of transportation to show up in support of Bicycle Action Day at the Capitol. This session, Virginia legislators have introduced several bills that advocates say would make biking safer across the commonwealth.
Tyndall says he relies on biking as his means of transportation, because it's fast, cheap, fun and environmentally friendly and it keeps him healthy. While Tyndall himself hasn't been involved in a bike accident, he knows several people who have.
"Cyclists should be protected, and it's better for all road users in general. It's not all about cyclists," he said.
Tyndall is a board member of RideRichmond, a nonprofit organization of bicycle enthusiasts. This was the first Bicycle Action Day held by the group.
About 15 bicyclists – members of RideRichmond and their supporters – met on the Virginia Commonwealth University campus and biked to the General Assembly Building to demonstrate support for legislation that would require drivers to give bicycles more room on the road.
"It's our day to be supportive and loud," Tyndall said.
He said the bicycle safety legislation would benefit everyone, not just bicyclists. Tyndall said the bills are not specifically "pro-bike," but instead "pro-all road users."
Michael Gilbert, co-founder of RideRichmond, agreed.
"Many cyclists are also drivers. We're not just a special interest group, and we're not here to talk about an 'us vs. them' mentality … We believe cycling is a nonpartisan issue that simply makes sense," Gilbert said.
Gilbert praised the efforts of Sens. Chap Petersen, D-Fairfax, and Bryce Reeves, R-Spotsylvania, and Delegate Alfonso Lopez, D–Arlington, for their bicycle legislation.
Petersen is sponsoring Senate Bill 736, which would require car drivers and passengers to wait to open their doors until a cyclist or other car has passed. Petersen said his bill received some ridicule, but drivers should be aware that "often times a bike or another car can hit that car door and an accident can ensue."
If the bill becomes law, a violation could lead to a $100 fine. Petersen's bill last week passed the Senate, 23-17. It has been referred to the House Transportation Committee.
Reeves proposed Senate Bill 1060, which would make it illegal for a driver to follow too closely to a cyclist. The passing distance would also be increased to 3 feet, as it is in 21 other states. (Current Virginia law specifies 2 feet.)
Reeves said an extra foot may not seem like a lot, but most cyclists are hit by a car's mirror. On Tuesday, the Senate passed SB 1060 on a vote of 30-9.
"I think it's going to make Virginia more bicycle friendly," Reeves said. "More and more people in our more urban areas are using bicycles to get around."
Lopez has proposed a similar measure, House Bill 1950. It would prohibit the driver of a motor vehicle from following mopeds, bikes and other non-motorized vehicles too closely. The House Transportation Committee voted 20-1 for the bill; it is now before the full House.
"Saving lives on bicycles is the right thing to do," Lopez said. "Last year, over 600 people in Virginia got hurt on a bicycle because of an accident, and 10 people died." In eight of the fatalities, he said, the cyclist was hit from behind.
Champe Burnley, president of the Virginia Bicycling Federation, says there should be no debate over whether such legislation passes. "Making it safe for a child to bike to school, safe for a mother to cycle to the market for a gallon of milk, safe for someone to leave the car at home to work on a bicycle is simply common-sense public policy," he said.
About Bicycle Action Day
Here's what Michael Gilbert, co-founder of RideRichmond, said about Bicycle Action Day:
"These are non-partisan issues. They are safety issues – and honestly, issues of liberty and freedom of choice.
"If I choose to see our beautiful commonwealth by bike, or ride to the battlefields near Pocahontas State Park by bike, I think citizens should be able to do so without fear of someone running into them from behind, or flinging a car door open leaving them no time to react. …
"A healthy city is a diverse city, and a diverse city offers transportation options to its citizens. We realized that we're an organization that is here to advocate and educate cyclists, and we're based in the capital of Virginia. Why not leverage that and help explain why these laws are important to legislators so that cyclists across the commonwealth can benefit?"
How they voted
Here is how senators voted Tuesday on "SB 1060 Following too closely; includes bicycles, mopeds, etc., increases minimum clearance."
The bill passed on a vote of 30-Y, 9-N.
YEAS – Alexander, Barker, Blevins, Colgan, Deeds, Ebbin, Edwards, Favola, Hanger, Herring, Howell, Locke, Lucas, Marsden, McDougle, McEachin, McWaters, Miller, Newman, Norment, Northam, Petersen, Puckett, Puller, Reeves, Saslaw, Smith, Stosch, Vogel, Wagner – 30.
NAYS – Carrico, Garrett, Marsh, Martin, Obenshain, Ruff, Stanley, Stuart, Watkins – 9.
NOT VOTING – Black – 1.
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Harrison Township 07/28/2016
Alleged assault incident at school leads to arrests
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Two Detroit men are facing assault charges after they allegedly beat a Canton man outside Yacks Elementary School in Harrison Township July 22.According to a report released by the Macomb County Sheriff's Office, deputies ...Read More
Roseville 07/27/2016
Allegedly reckless driver hits 2 women and their 2 children
Two women and their two children, one 11 months old, the other 3 years old, were walking on a sidewalk along 12 Mile Road when a 22-year-old Roseville man reportedly lost control of his vehicle, drove up on the sidewalk and struck the four at ...Read More
Roseville 07/27/2016
Police investigate ethnic intimidation case after couple receives letter
An African-American couple who recently moved into a home on Florida Street, off Gratiot Avenue north of 12 Mile Road, received a racially charged letter in the U.S. mail July 24.The letter was mailed in a standard, plain envelope without a return ...Read More
Roseville 07/27/2016
Eastpointe teen stable after stabbing
The Roseville Police Department received several calls of a large altercation in Veterans Memorial Park, near 11 Mile Road and Barkman Street, at approximately 9 p.m. July 25, and found that a teen had been stabbed.Officers noticed young teens gathered ...Read More
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Body recovered from Clinton River
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Farmington 07/27/2016
Communities rally around police officers amidst national tragedies
FARMINGTON/FARMINGTON HILLS — They brought baked goods and smiles. They arrived with cards, gifts, money and hugs, offering kind words of encouragement and thanks to the men and women in blue.People in Farmington and Farmington Hills, like ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/27/2016
Local Italian community paying respects to century-old tragedy
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — When it comes to history, there are some things that should never be forgotten.That's the case in the local Italian-American community, which has planned a fundraiser to commemorate a fatal train crash that occurred in ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/27/2016
School district's strategic plan goals approved
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — After 18 months of work, the Chippewa Valley Schools Board of Education approved the goals of the district's strategic plan through the 2019 school year.The process began in January 2015, when district officials invited ...Read More
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Upcoming police and fire millage discussed in town hall meeting
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St. Clair Shores 07/27/2016
Guns 'n' Hoses returns for fourth year
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St. Clair Shores 07/27/2016
Flooding impacts residents, library
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St. Clair Shores 07/27/2016
Prayer offers support to city Police Department
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Junior Optimists work to beautify city
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Interim clerk prepares for election season
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Supervisor delivers State of the Township address
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Shelby Township 07/27/2016
Local family celebrates strong ties to Oakland University
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Shelby Township 07/27/2016
Shelby honors individuals for making the community a better place
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Preceding Shelby Township Supervisor Rick Stathakis' State of the Township address, officials recognized several community members at the Palazzo Grande July 13.The award ceremony is a component of the annual event. ...Read More
Warren 07/26/2016
Section of inn evacuated amid carbon monoxide concern
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Eastpointe 07/26/2016
Residents to vote on library millage, charter amendment, SMORSA
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Sterling Heights 07/26/2016
Sterling library director wins award
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Sterling Heights 07/26/2016
Police pursue, arrest suspects in luxury watch heist
Sterling Heights police say they recently arrested five suspects who they believe were involved in a recent jewelry store robbery in Sterling Heights.According to police, the incident started at around 6:50 p.m. July 14 at Lucido Fine Jewelry, located ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/26/2016
City provides updates on work to Clinton River, trails
METRO DETROIT — Changes around the Clinton River and its trails will not be winding down in the immediate future, and city officials say the improvements will make the river area a better place for recreation.During a July 5 Sterling Heights City ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/26/2016
Trial for alleged drunken driver delayed
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A drunken driving case allegedly involving Kim Mathers, the ex-wife of rapper Eminem, was adjourned until Oct. 18 following a brief hearing July 20 at 41-A District Court in Shelby Township.The matter was adjourned so both ...Read More
Southfield 07/26/2016
Eastpointe man shot, killed in Southfield
Police are looking for more information on the shooting death of an Eastpointe man that occurred in Southfield recently.According to a news release from Lt. Dawn Habel, police were called around 11:50 p.m. July 23 to a residence in the 29000 block of ...Read More
Macomb County 07/26/2016
County officials unveil completed parking structure
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Harrison Township 07/26/2016
Students land at Selfridge Military Air Museum
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Sitting inside the cockpit of an A-7 Corsair II airplane at the Selfridge Military Air Museum gave 12-year-old Donovan Harry a good feeling."It felt like I was actually riding the airplane," he said.But if he had ...Read More
Center Line 07/25/2016
Man hospitalized after alleged threat to 'shoot some cops'
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Harrison Township 07/25/2016
Selfridge, Kiwanis team up to aid Operation Homefront
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Members of the Lac Ste. Claire Kiwanis are stepping up again to ensure that children in military families start the school year off right.To support the long-running nonprofit program Operation Homefront, the Kiwanis are once ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/25/2016
Make space for stopped rescue, road service vehicles
When police cars or other emergency vehicles need to stop to get work done, residents are required to slow down and give them a wide berth, according to a collaboration of public safety agencies and AAA.On July 18, a Slow Down-Move Over campaign ...Read More
Warren 07/24/2016
Warren police enhance security as a precaution
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Harrison Township 07/22/2016
Sheriff's deputies looking for driver that struck bicyclist
HARRISON TOWNSHIP -- The Macomb County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in identifying a motorist who on July 21 struck a 15-year-old girl riding her bike in Harrison Township.According to the crime report, the victim, a ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/22/2016
Family fun, nostalgia to make Sterlingfest rad
STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights' city summer bash promises to celebrate the 1980s for its opening day and to bring back favorite attractions throughout the rest of the three-day event.The Sterlingfest Art and Music Fair will return to ...Read More
Warren 07/22/2016
Gleaners food program runs until Aug. 4
WARREN — With school out for the summer, representatives from the Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan realize that means many children will go without the breakfast and lunch meals they typically receive for free during the school ...Read More
Warren 07/22/2016
ATM burglary suspects arrested
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Metro Detroit 07/22/2016
1. Fraser Lions Carnival July 22-24 • Steffens Park, FraserThe Fraser Lions Carnival is a local summer favorite, and it will take over Steffens Park at 14 Mile and Garfield roads in Fraser July 22-24.The carnival will feature a midway with ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/21/2016
Fraser charity wins C & G Community GiveBack contest
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Roseville 07/20/2016
Eastsider voters to decide state and county races, several proposals
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Warren 07/20/2016
'Major' water main break closes 10 Mile in Center Line
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St. Clair Shores 07/20/2016
Violations issued for Pokémon players in park after-hours
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Mount Clemens 07/20/2016
Mount Clemens mother's death under investigation
MOUNT CLEMENS — An investigation is ongoing into the death of a Mount Clemens mother.Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham said deputies responded to a home on Dickinson Street in Mount Clemens following a 911 call at approximately 4:30 a.m. on ...Read More
Fraser 07/20/2016
Local student finds her niche at university science lab
FRASER/ROCHESTER — A scientist cannot do much without a laboratory.That's what students of various ages and experience levels are learning at Oakland University these days, courtesy of a stem cell lab that is encouraging research.One such ...Read More
Warren 07/20/2016
Summer school keeps academics in the forefront
WARREN — School may be out for the summer in Van Dyke Public Schools, but that hasn't stopped a group of 140 elementary students from learning during the hiatus.The students — entering kindergarten through sixth grade this fall — ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/20/2016
Voters to decide Shelby Township offices, library millage, general election candidates
In the Shelby-Utica News' coverage area, voters will choose Shelby Township officials and vote on a millage increase for the Utica Public Library Aug. 2.Voters also will establish general election candidates at the county, state and federal levels ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/20/2016
Experts discuss good water stewardship, money-saving tips
Water bills can add up quickly, especially with residents trying to keep their lawns verdant in the midst of drought-like weather conditions.A local department of public works director and the chief operating officer of the Great Lakes Water Authority ...Read More
Macomb Township 07/20/2016
Macomb Township voters to decide on races, ballots in primary
In the Chronicle's coverage area, voters will decide local, county and state races Aug. 2, as well as weigh in on a pair of countywide ballot proposals. Candidates in a contested race — contested within a party — were asked, in 150 words ...Read More
Mount Clemens 07/20/2016
Looking Back: Miss Mount Clemens 1928
Elsa Julia Moderson won the title of Miss Mount Clemens for the Macomb County Festival in 1928. Twenty of the city's fairest were chosen from the city at large by the balloting of the Mt. Clemens Business and Professional Women's Club and were ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/20/2016
Journal voters to decide on races, ballots in primary
In the Journal's coverage area, voters will decide local, county and state races Aug. 2, as well as weigh in on a pair of countywide ballot proposals. Candidates in a contested race — contested within a party — were asked, in 150 ...Read More
Center Line 07/20/2016
Warren Weekly voters to consider primary candidates, ballot proposals
Voters in the Warren Weekly's coverage area will head to the polls Aug. 2 to trim the candidate fields for three state House races, four countywide offices and two seats on the state's 16th Circuit Court. They'll also be asked to cast ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/20/2016
SCS voters decide state and county races, police and fire millage
In the Sentinel's coverage area, voters will decide which candidates will move on to the November general election, a county veterans millage and Detroit Zoo millage renewal, along with a new police and fire millage for St. Clair Shores Aug. 2. ...Read More
Utica 07/20/2016
Utica allows ballpark fireworks for rest of season
UTICA — On July 12, the Utica City Council voted unanimously to allow Friday night fireworks for the rest of the season at Jimmy John's Field and revisit the topic next season.Part of the deal is that Friday night games will begin earlier, ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/20/2016
Pokemon Go unleashes hordes players all over town
SHELBY TOWNSHIP/UTICA — Pokemon Go is the newest mobile gaming fad hitting smartphone users of all ages. From elementary students to parents and beyond, local residents are on the prowl for Pokemon — shorthand for "pocket ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/20/2016
Program to focus on healthy living, eliminating toxins
ST. CLAIR SHORES — BPA, pesticides, phthalates and more. Do you know if these are lurking in your house?The Lake House, a gathering place for people touched by cancer, 26701 Little Mack Ave., will help answer that question with its ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/20/2016
Fraser-Clinton Chronicle voters to decide township, county commissioner and state representative primary races
Readers in the Chronicle's coverage area will head to the polls Aug. 2 to vote for candidates in multiple primary races. Following are profiles of candidates involved in the primary. Candidates were asked, in 150 words or less, to state the top ...Read More
Mount Clemens 07/20/2016
County clerk urges residents to update vital records
MOUNT CLEMENS — The Macomb County Clerk's Office is urging residents to keep their vital records updated in order to take advantage of a new system created to combat identity theft and forgery.Earlier this month, the Clerk's Office ...Read More
Macomb County 07/20/2016
County boasts largest workforce since 2001
MACOMB COUNTY — Macomb County officials recently reported that according to the latest jobs update from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, a recent surge in employment numbers has the county holding its strongest workforce numbers in 15 ...Read More
Eastpointe 07/19/2016
City warns residents of scammer who posed as Water Department employee
Residents are being warned to look out for a man posing as a city worker and attempting to scam homeowners out of cash and other valuables.On July 15, officers responded to a larceny complaint from a victim who lives in the north end of the city. The ...Read More
Center Line 07/19/2016
Center Line seeks to recognize beautiful properties
CENTER LINE — The Center Line Beautification Commission is once again looking to recognize owners of homes and businesses that are awash in color, texture, whimsical design or backyard beauty.Nominations in those four categories are being sought ...Read More
Fraser 07/19/2016
FRASER — The Fraser Lions Club will be putting on its annual carnival July 21-24 at Steffens Park, located at 14 Mile and Garfield roads — right by Fraser City Hall.Attractions include a beer tent, a midway complete with rides and games, and ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/18/2016
Sterling Heights voters to decide state, county primary races
In the Sentry's coverage area, voters will choose party candidates for multiple county and state races during the Aug. 2 primary election. Profiles appear only for candidates in contested party races. Unopposed candidates will simply be listed by ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/18/2016
A 64-year-old Sterling Heights resident died in one of two house fires that occurred on the same day recently.According to the Fire Department, at about 9:25 p.m. July 8, five Sterling Heights fire stations coordinated to put out a house fire in the ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/18/2016
Country star makes local girl's day during concert
ST. CLAIR SHORES — It's a match made in heaven, in the eyes of a local 5-year-old girl.Mia Grammatico says her idol, country star Keith Urban, is talking to her in his song, "I wanna be your man (forever).""His one song, ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/18/2016
Election inspectors sought in Sterling
In order for Sterling Heights voters to choose the people they wish to lead the county, state and country, there first needs to be people who help the election process work smoothly.The city of Sterling Heights is looking for election inspectors for the ...Read More
Roseville 07/18/2016
'A good, positive push toward change'
ROSEVILLE — Clinton Township resident Jimmy Cochenour's 1970s black Chevelle convertible is practically family.His classic car — he has owned it since 1998 — originally was his parents' in 1984."I bought it from my ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/18/2016
A photographic look at the presidency
CLINTON TOWNSHIP —When President Ronald Reagan was wounded during an assassination attempt March 30, 1981, chief White House photographer Michael Evans captured the frightening scene through several clicks of his camera.The picture is one of many ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/17/2016
Concours d'Elegance evolves appeal to wider age group
While the classics will remain, organizers of the Concours d'Elegance of America say they are planning to reach out to a younger generation of auto lovers when the annual event returns to The Inn at St. John's in Plymouth.Event organizers ...Read More
Harrison Township 07/17/2016
Selfridge unit receives top honor
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — The 127th Wing at Selfridge Air National Guard Base has been recognized by the National Guard Association of the United States for its combat operations in 2015.The unit received the Carl A. Spaatz Award, which is presented ...Read More
Harrison Township 07/16/2016
Benefit on the Bay returns for 23rd year
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — The area's most fun fundraiser for the Capuchin Soup Kitchen is returning to Harrison Township for its 23rd year.Benefit on the Bay will be held Friday, Aug. 26 at MacRay Harbor.The family-owned Shelving Inc., of Auburn ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/15/2016
A new mobile game that lets people play a popular Nintendo franchise in the real world has caught up both Sterling Heights residents and city officials — even while news reports nationwide detail the clashes that arise when reality and video game ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/15/2016
Boat detaches from vehicle, crashes into pole
ST. CLAIR SHORES — A Warren man was issued two tickets after fleeing the scene of an accident during which he left his boat and trailer behind.A man in his 40s was driving down 9 Mile Road the night of July 10 when his trailer that held a Rinker ...Read More
Warren 07/15/2016
WARREN — Herman Johnson and Fred Rivera bled together and bonded as brothers in the jungles of Vietnam in the summer of 1969.On July 10, 47 years after a battle split them up, they were back in each other's company in Washington, D.C., where ...Read More
Warren 07/15/2016
Flooding again ravages local basements
WARREN — Robert Phillips was in the process of finishing the basement of his home on Gilbert when the torrential rains of Aug. 11, 2014, erased his investment.After the water from what some called a "200-year rain" receded, he went ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/14/2016
1. Aqua Fest July 15-17 • St. Clair ShoresIf you're looking for a summer festival with something for everyone, you won't want to miss Aqua Fest July 15-17 along the Nautical Mile in St. Clair Shores.The festival will feature a ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/14/2016
Police apprehend driver involved in multiple crashes
At approximately 10:40 p.m. July 13, police received reports about a three-car crash that had occurred on 25 Mile Road, just west of Schoenherr Road.Detective Lt. Jason Schmittler, of the Shelby Township Police Department, said apparently the driver of ...Read More
Mount Clemens 07/14/2016
Man facing charges after alleged shooting, road rage incident
MOUNT CLEMENS — A Mount Clemens man is facing charges after he allegedly fired a gun at another man during a July 11 road rage incident.According to a report released by Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham, deputies were called to a shots ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/13/2016
Festa Italiana to bring European flavor to Freedom Hill
STERLING HEIGHTS — Metro Detroiters craving some pasta and Italian-themed activities are invited to Freedom Hill County Park for Festa Italiana July 15-17.Festa Italiana Chairman Joe Ventimiglia, from the Italian American Cultural Society, said ...Read More
Commerce Township 07/13/2016
Volunteers' vigilance benefits cancer patients
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The road to recovery is fraught with trials and tribulations, though the journey does not have to be made alone.As an estimated 56,500 Michigan residents find they will be diagnosed with cancer this year, the treatment of the ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/13/2016
Superintendent travels to Chile to help implement 'flipped' school model
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The so-called education model of the future is reaching lands both near and far.This past April, Clintondale Community Schools Superintendent Greg Green traveled to Santiago, Chile, to converse with educators, families and ...Read More
Fraser 07/13/2016
Intervention specialist secures grant for elementary school
FRASER — A local intervention specialist and her school recently received a grant to continue positive academic achievement.Sarah Newman, who is in her first year as an intervention specialist at Eisenhower Elementary School, in the Fraser ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/13/2016
Motorcycle accident results in injuries
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — At approximately 10:38 p.m. July 2, a 30-year-old Royal Oak man crashed his motorcycle into a car wash in Clinton Township.Clinton Township police Sgt. Christopher Allis said the man was riding his motorcycle southbound on Utica ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/13/2016
Clerk: Don't cross party lines in primary election
ST. CLAIR SHORES — While it may be hard to remember in the heat of summer, it's nearly election time.St. Clair Shores City Clerk Mary Kotowski said it's important for residents to remember that the Aug. 2 primary election is part of ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/13/2016
Coney night to raise money for special-needs program
ST. CLAIR SHORES — The community is invited to come support one of St. Clair Shores' unique recreation programs July 21 during Coneys for Kids Night at Veterans Memorial Park.The event, to be held 4-9 p.m. in the park at the end of Masonic ...Read More
Macomb County 07/13/2016
Donation will help feed pets of low-income seniors
MACOMB COUNTY — For many senior citizens living in Macomb County, a special dog or cat may be their only companion. And while they provide unconditional love and companionship, their presence may be a burden on the low-income owners who keep ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/13/2016
UCS lays off 35 teachers, citing dwindling enrollment
STERLING HEIGHTS — Thirty-five full-time teachers are no longer employed at Utica Community Schools as part of the school district's implementation of a balanced 2016-17 fiscal year budget, according to UCS officials.The 2016-17 budget, ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/13/2016
City dubs July as Parks and Recreation Month
STERLING HEIGHTS — Months before Sterling Heights residents vote on whether to accept a new millage dedicated to parks and recreation projects, city officials are promoting the parks' benefits to the public as part of a July campaign.At a ...Read More
Macomb Township 07/13/2016
Confusion over clerk endorsement clarified
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Golf course politics has led to some confusion over who Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham has endorsed for clerk of Macomb Township.Three candidates, all Republicans, are running for the clerk role in the Aug. 2 primary, ...Read More
Macomb Township 07/12/2016
Lawsuit filed to seek reversal of sports complex denial
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — An organization hoping to build a 55-acre sports complex near the intersection of Romeo Plank and 23 Mile roads has filed a lawsuit against Macomb Township after its request for rezoning was rejected by the Board of Trustees June ...Read More
Warren 07/12/2016
Fundraisers help with Crothers playground project
WARREN — This summer, the Crothers Elementary School Parent Teacher Club has been on a mission to raise money to purchase brand-new playground equipment for the school."My goal is to raise $60,000," PTC President Sherri Callebs said. ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/11/2016
Shelby child porn case bound over to circuit court
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Following the cross examination of two prosecution witnesses July 6, 41-A District Court Judge Douglas Shepherd determined there was sufficient probable cause for child pornography-related charges against a Shelby Township ...Read More
Utica 07/11/2016
Old Mill art show returns to Grant Park July 16-17
UTICA — The Old Mill Arts & Crafts Festival is a community favorite, with vendors spread along a looping bike path shaded by trees. New this year will be a beer tent, along with live music and entertainment.The 26th annual event will return ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/11/2016
Fireworks spark small fires, noise complaints
SHELBY TOWNSHIP/UTICA — The ban issued July 1 by the Shelby Township Fire Department on all fireworks and bonfires, due to dry conditions, did not deter residents on the Fourth of July weekend.Shelby Township Fire Chief Jim Swinkowski said the ...Read More
Center Line 07/11/2016
Bicyclist hit by car, killed in Center Line
CENTER LINE — An investigation into an afternoon collision that killed a middle-aged bicyclist at 10 Mile and Federal July 7 remains open and ongoing, while a final confirmation of the deceased man's identity is still pending.Lt. Thomas ...Read More
Eastpointe 07/11/2016
Eastpointe Memorial Library unveils MiDog Little Free Library
EASTPOINTE — Providing books for adults and children of all ages, a Little Free Library now stands at the MiDog Dog Park in Eastpointe thanks to the Friends of the Eastpointe Memorial Library and the MiDog organization. Throughout the ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/11/2016
Get your auto paint problems covered
A car's color can lose its luster if it's marred by a ding or a scratch. Fortunately, a vehicle doesn't have to return to the assembly line in order to get a fresh coat of paint, according to auto repair experts.Kevin DeSantis, body ...Read More
Warren 07/10/2016
Mayor still critical of state fireworks law
WARREN — Pollution from both the noise and the remnants of fireworks that burn, sparkle or explode were the two biggest complaints Warren Mayor Jim Fouts said he heard this year in the days before, during and after the Fourth of July ...Read More
Chesterfield Township 07/10/2016
World War II re-enactors invade Chesterfield
Take a trip to the Chesterfield Township Historical Village during a World War II battle re-enactment and you will be transported to 1940s France, complete with military camps, soldiers and the sound of gunfire in the distance.Hundreds of re-enactors ...Read More
Mount Clemens 07/09/2016
Former Mount Clemens student's art on display in Ypsilanti
YPSILANTI — Jermaine Dickerson is a natural-born artist. Now, the entire city of Ypsilanti is aware.Also aware are his family and friends from around Mount Clemens and Fraser."I've always loved art," said Dickerson, 24. ...Read More
Eastpointe 07/08/2016
Judge issues temporary order to stop CEO from taking over East Detroit schools
EASTPOINTE — A CEO may be staying out of East Detroit Public Schools, for now.Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Joseph Toia granted a temporary restraining order July 6 against Gary Jensen, who was appointed by the state School Reform/Redesign ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/08/2016
Lakeview looking to fill board vacancy
ST. CLAIR SHORES — The Lakeview Board of Education is looking to fill a vacancy left by the resignation of Trustee Carol Herbon, who had served for eight years."Carol Herbon provided great perspective as a mother and graduate of ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/08/2016
Police arrest man suspected of robbing CVS
ST. CLAIR SHORES — A man suspected of robbing a CVS pharmacy in St. Clair Shores and then heading down to Ohio and allegedly committing another robbery has turned himself in to police.Eric John Auchmuty, a 31-year-old from Eastpointe, was ...Read More
Warren 07/08/2016
Hearing adjourned for Warren woman accused in fatal crash
WARREN — A hearing to determine whether the allegedly at-fault driver in a crash that killed a 65-year-old husband and father will stand trial for murder has been adjourned as additional evidence in the case is assembled and made available to ...Read More
Warren 07/08/2016
'I thought he died in my arms'
WARREN — War often brings out the worst in men. But sometimes, it brings them closer together.Warren resident Herman Johnson spent the Fourth of July weekend getting ready to meet his "best friend and brother," Fred Rivera, for the ...Read More
Macomb County 07/08/2016
MACOMB COUNTY — A Romeo man is in the Macomb County Jail after allegedly attempting to solicit sex from an undercover Macomb County Sheriff's Office detective posing as a minor online.According to Lt. John Michalke, detectives assigned to ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/07/2016
1. Oakland County Fair July 8-17 • Springfield Oaks County Park, DavisburgThe Oakland County Fair is a much-loved summer tradition, and this year the event will come to town July 8-17 at Springfield Oaks County Park in Davisburg.Carnival ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/06/2016
Clinton Township man arrested on child pornography charges
A months-long investigation into a child pornography case has led to the arrest of a Clinton Township man.On June 26, Richard Sherman Johnson, 43, was arrested for allegedly possessing and distributing child pornography, and using a computer to commit ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/06/2016
Twp. offers shuttle service during construction
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Construction season is upon us.In the case of Clinton Township, it's not just heavily-traversed main roads that will be rehabilitated.The long-awaited Civic Center parking lot project is set to commence soon, and ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/06/2016
Prince Drewry Park to get parking lot facelift
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Prince Drewry Park will receive parking lot improvements, but the timeline is currently unclear.On June 23, one bid was received and processed by the Clinton Township Clerk's Office, and the bid — of which the amount ...Read More
Clinton Township 07/06/2016
Mobile home park rezoning denied by twp. officials
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The expansion of a local mobile home park was greeted with a resounding "no" from officials and residents.At the June 27 Clinton Township Board of Trustees meeting, the board voted unanimously to deny an approximate ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/06/2016
Aqua Fest to return July 15-17
ST. CLAIR SHORES — With a pub crawl, a fishing derby, a fun run and dog shows, there will be something for everyone at this year's Aqua Fest along the Nautical Mile."The goal this year, of course, was to make it ... fun for the whole ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/06/2016
Local woman wants to help others share the 'gift of adoption'
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Tara Aldea's 6-year-old daughter will be starting first grade at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in St. Clair Shores in the fall and, like most mothers, Aldea can't imagine life without Isabella.But the way Isabella ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/06/2016
Shelby PD wins national best-dressed award
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Based on a professionally shot photo showcasing the various uniforms worn by the Shelby Township Police Department, a national uniform association named the township the best-dressed department in the 100-officers-or-less ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/06/2016
Student wins $1,500 scholarship
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — On June 28, a 19-year-old Shelby Township resident was one of 38 college students throughout the Midwest who received a $1,500 scholarship from the Associated Food and Petroleum Dealers Foundation.As a pharmacy technician at ...Read More
Utica 07/06/2016
Looking Back: From the July 1970 Utica/Daily Sentinel
"The Michigan National Guard unit at the NIKE site in Shelby Township has donated a backstop to the Shelby-Utica Little League for the further development of the facilities at Ford Field. The donation was made possible when the government decided to ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/06/2016
Consumers Energy deploys mobile command centers in case of emergencies
METRO DETROIT — Consumers Energy wants to keep and validate its safety promise to the state.Two new mobile command centers have recently been designed and outfitted to respond to local and statewide emergencies that may occur, as well as to ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/06/2016
Fencing, natural products combine to keep critters away from garden plants
METRO DETROIT — This year's dry, early summer is having an unwanted side effect for gardeners: an influx of thirsty mammals. "Squirrels are a big problem this year. They're looking for moisture," said Cindy Roback, ...Read More
Macomb Township 07/06/2016
Local author publishes political novel
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Michael Cal Brooks had an idea in the back of his head for a novel for about 20 years, but he didn't know how to go about accomplishing that.A career contractor, Brooks decided to go back to school in 2008 when business ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/05/2016
Airborne car crashes into house
Police have submitted warrants for multiple driving offenses, including leaving the scene of an accident, against a 26-year-old driver from Sterling Heights for an incident that occurred at approximately 3:30 a.m. Sunday, July 3.According to police, the ...Read More
Harrison Township 07/05/2016
Harrison firefighters lose one of their own
Every year on his birthday, July 4, longtime Harrison Township firefighter Lt. Andrew "Moose" Russell would host an epic barbecue at his home.The annual party wasn't a celebration for him — it was a fun gathering of family, ...Read More
St. Clair Shores 07/05/2016
Dogs die in holiday weekend fire
Two dogs died in a house fire in the 22000 block of 12 Mile Road over the Fourth of July weekend, but fire officials say fireworks were not to blame.The St. Clair Shores Fire Department was called to the home around 1:40 p.m. July 2 after a neighbor ...Read More
Macomb Township 07/05/2016
Grabow pleads no contest to election law violation
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Court officials confirmed June 27 that Mark Grabow, a candidate for Macomb Township supervisor, pleaded no contest to a charge of election law, failure to perform duty.Under Michigan statute 771.1, Grabow was placed on probation ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/05/2016
Dealerships say convertibles' appeal cannot be topped
Local dealerships are uncovering the details about what customers want in a new convertible and what automakers have to offer this summer. Mike Long, sales manager at Royal Oak Ford, said many people celebrate the warmer weather with a slick new ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/04/2016
Grant to give Fire Department breathing space
Sterling Heights city officials recently received the fresh air of good news when they learned that federal firefighting aid could help replace compressed air filling stations at two Sterling Heights fire stations.The city announced in June that the ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/03/2016
Library summer reading program sports athletic theme
The Sterling Heights Public Library is encouraging patrons young and old to put forth an Olympic effort in reading as part of its latest spin on the summer reading program.Every year, the library runs a campaign that invites adults, children and others ...Read More
Shelby Township 07/03/2016
Shelby garden walk returns this month
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — The Shelby Garden Club's biennial garden walk is right around the corner. This year, the interactive walk will feature five residential gardens and Heritage Garden, located on the township municipal grounds.The garden walk ...Read More
Eastpointe 07/02/2016
Historical society looking for stories, artifacts for program
EASTPOINTE — Were you an Eastpointe or Roseville Rosie the Riveter, or do you know someone who has a story to tell about their time during the war?Have any wartime artifacts or memorabilia that you would like to share?If so, the Michigan ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/01/2016
Great Lakes diversion request approved, representatives uneasy
After five years and millions of dollars spent, a Wisconsin community's request to divert water from Lake Michigan has been approved by the Great Lakes Compact Council.This was the first application under the Great Lakes Compact, adopted in 2008, ...Read More
Mount Clemens 07/01/2016
Detectives: Girl lied about being thrown into Clinton River
MOUNT CLEMENS — Macomb County Sheriff's investigators say the Mount Clemens girl who claimed she was thrown into the Clinton River by a stranger fabricated the entire story.According to the original report taken on June 22, the girl said she ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/01/2016
Police enforce law on Hall during July 4 weekend
While thousands of metro Detroiters celebrated the red, white and blue, local police wrapped up their summer Operation Blue Light campaign to thwart ignorers of red lights and more.The Sterling Heights Police Department participated in Operation Blue ...Read More
Sterling Heights 07/01/2016
City braces for more road, street repairs
Road crews are making progress on the path to smoother major and local roads in Sterling Heights, according to city officials.At the June 21 Sterling Heights City Council meeting, City Manager Mark Vanderpool said repairs on Ryan Road, between 15 Mile ...Read More
Eastpointe 07/01/2016
Voters will decide whether city of Wayne can join SMORSA
HAZEL PARK/EASTPOINTE — When the cities of Hazel Park and Eastpointe were at risk of losing critical lifesaving services, their city managers came up with a solution: the South Macomb Oakland Regional Services Authority, or SMORSA. Approved by ...Read More
Macomb County 07/01/2016
MOUNT CLEMENS — In anticipation of the 200th anniversary of the founding of Mount Clemens and Macomb County, a few individuals have come together to create an ongoing series of informative videos covering the long history of the area.Deborah ...Read More
Mount Clemens 07/01/2016
County opens resource center in Mount Clemens
MOUNT CLEMENS — A new Macomb County Family Resource Center has opened its doors in Mount Clemens.Located inside the old George Washington School that shuttered nearly four years ago, the resource center, 196 N. Rose St., will offer a variety of ...Read More
Metro Detroit 07/01/2016
Discover Michigan: Traverse City
Beaches, cherry and film festivals, wineries, fine resorts and much more make Traverse City one of the top tourist destinations in the state. The city also has a rich history, including a legacy of long-ago lumber barons, along with cultural offerings ...Read More
Sterling Heights 06/30/2016
Firefighters rescue dog from house fire
The Sterling Heights Fire Department rescued a pet from a burning home June 30.At around 10 a.m., the Fire Department learned of a house fire in the 8700 block of Shannon Drive, a bit north of the intersection of Clinton River Road and Riverland Drive, ...Read More
Eastpointe 06/30/2016
Community protests appointment of CEO for schools
EASTPOINTE — Hundreds of teachers and local supporters — as well as several state representatives, Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and the president of Macomb Community College — came out June 27 in support of the city of Eastpointe ...Read More
Metro Detroit 06/30/2016
1. Clawson's Fourth of July celebration Monday, July 4 • ClawsonWhen it comes to the Fourth of July, there ain't no party like a Clawson party. Independence Day has been a big deal in this small town since the 1930s, and this year ...Read More
Center Line 06/30/2016
Center Line celebrates 80th birthday
CENTER LINE — With Center Line's three-day summer festival in the books for its inaugural season, officials said they'll soon begin breaking down what did and didn't work well in order to make next year's event even ...Read More
Roseville 06/29/2016
Mr. Peanut's crazy vehicle coming to Roseville
Mr. Peanut is getting out of his shell and hitting the open road to celebrate his 100th birthday.The Planters Peanuts mascot, recognized by his top hat, monocle and cane, is visiting cities across the nation throughout 2016 to mark this historic ...Read More
Shelby Township 06/29/2016
Fireworks might be cause of Shelby Township house fire
At approximately 5 a.m. Tuesday, June 28, fire crews were called to the scene of an inferno that consumed the majority of a deck, home and garage on Mallard Court, near 21 Mile and Hayes roads.Fire Chief Jim Swinkowski said the blaze originated in a ...Read More
Roseville 06/29/2016
Football player dies from accidental, self-inflicted gunshot
A running back for Central Michigan University and the Indianapolis Colts who began his career at Parkway Christian School reportedly died from an accidental, self-inflicted gunshot wound to the stomach June 28.A service advisor at Mike Riehl's ...Read More
Warren 06/29/2016
Bank heist suspects face local, federal charges
WARREN/STERLING HEIGHTS — The men authorities alleged were behind a spate of recent bank robberies, including one in Sterling Heights that led to a pursuit and two crashes in Warren on June 23, now face both federal and state-level ...Read More
Utica 06/29/2016
Three dogs returned to homeowners accused of running a kennel
UTICA — On June 7, Shelby Township 41-A District Court Judge Douglas Shepherd granted a defense attorney's motion to return three of 35 dogs taken, along with nine cats, during a March 31 raid of a Utica home on Nancy Avenue.Macomb County ...Read More
Shelby Township 06/29/2016
Group unveils Shelby Township-themed mural
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A brightly colored mural full of symbolic images encapsulating Shelby Township will hang in the current Shelby Community Center for now. It is scheduled to move when the township solves its building problems.The Shelby Community ...Read More
Utica 06/29/2016
New bookstore to replace former Borders
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Macomb Township 06/29/2016
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — A new township clerk and deputy clerk were appointed during the Macomb Township Board of Trustees meeting June 22.The vacancies were created by the recent retirement of former Clerk Michael Koehs, and his deputy clerk, Jim ...Read More
Clinton Township 06/29/2016
Seniors meet and mingle at local speed dating event
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Macomb Township 06/29/2016
Roads are key expense in township budget
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Macomb County 06/29/2016
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Macomb County 06/29/2016
Enhancements announced during State of the Lake
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Mount Clemens 06/29/2016
Local hospital creates county's first PERT
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Metro Detroit 06/29/2016
Proudly remembered, never forgotten
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St. Clair Shores 06/29/2016
Purchases approved for Department of Public Works
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St. Clair Shores 06/29/2016
City approves emergency repair of fire station roof
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Although it was something put in the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, Fire Chief George Morehouse said a new roof on the city's North Fire Station can't wait."The roof had been showing significant ...Read More
Center Line 06/29/2016
Center Line Schools buys new buses
CENTER LINE — Some students who attend Center Line Public Schools will ride in new buses for the 2016-17 school year.At the June 13 CLPS Board of Education meeting, the school board approved a lease agreement over a three-year period for eight new ...Read More
Warren 06/29/2016
New front office, classroom renovations at Chatterton
WARREN — As summer vacation gets underway, crews have been at Chatterton Middle School renovating two areas of the building.The project includes a new location for the school's main office, and also the renovation of the former home ...Read More
Metro Detroit 06/29/2016
METRO DETROIT — When a mother of six children — ranging in age from 3 months to 13 years — lost her Eastpointe home in February, she held out hope and accepted help, despite the fear that some in the same situation have of ridicule or ...Read More
Shelby Township 06/29/2016
Two water main projects planned for 2016
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Shelby Township will close two of the existing gaps in its sanitary sewer system loop to increase redundancy flows in case of a potential water supply shortage.On June 21, the Shelby Township Board of Trustees unanimously ...Read More
Clinton Township 06/29/2016
District purchases 900 laptops thanks to millage approval
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — A recent pair of millage approvals by voters has aided technological infusion in Clintondale Community Schools.On June 13, the Clintondale Community Schools Board of Education voted to purchase 900 Google Chromebooks and tablets ...Read More
Macomb Township 06/29/2016
Sports complex rejected for rezoning
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — A request for a conditional rezoning for a 55-acre sports complex in Macomb Township was rejected by the Macomb Township Board of Trustees during a June 22 meeting.The township's Planning Commission recommended denial of ...Read More
Warren 06/28/2016
Shot fired during robbery at coffee shop
WARREN — A patron was grazed by an apparent ricochet and another man was beaten with a handgun on June 25 during an armed robbery at a cafe on 14 Mile Road, east of Dequindre.Detective Sgt. Rob Eidt of the Warren Police Department said patrons ...Read More
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