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Stranger danger incident reported in Clawson

May 24th

Royal Oak Review

Firefighters use Jaws of Life for woman trapped in van

May 24th

Former Troy city manager sentenced to probation

May 21st

Rochester schools reopen after water deemed safe

May 21st

Two trees were reportedly damaged on May 17. Officers responded to the same area on Cousino Drive, north of 13 Mile Road and west of Mound, the night before after neighbors said a suspect left a trail of about eight damaged trees on the street.

Suspect arrested, facing felony for destroying trees

May 21st

Schools on ‘secure mode’ per police advice

May 21st Updated

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May 24th

Advertiser Times

Motown Museum offers performing arts camps for students

DETROIT — The Motown Museum is expanding its summer camp experience to reach more kids and teach them how they can achieve their dreams of performing and honing their talents.

May 23rd

C&G Newspapers

Miller wants law to address sanitary wipes issue

MACOMB COUNTY — Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller on May 21 called on the Michigan Legislature to examine the issue of “flushable” wipes and to take steps to prevent them from entering our sewer systems.

May 22nd

Grosse Pointe Times

Retiring Ford House leader creates own legacy at historic estate

GROSSE POINTE SHORES — Kathleen Mullins, president and CEO of Historic Ford Estates — which includes the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores and Fair Lane in Dearborn — has lived and worked all over the country.

May 21st

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Academy of the Sacred Heart honored for music education

BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The Academy of the Sacred Heart is celebrating its recent Support Music Merit Award, given by the National Association of Music Merchants.

May 21st

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Franklin Historical Society walking tour offers a glimpse at village’s untold stories

FRANKLIN — The Franklin Historical Society will be showing off some of the village’s most interesting sites and telling some of its most unusual stories in a new walking tour.

May 21st

Shelby - Utica News

Utica students experience Student Government Day at City Hall

UTICA — Utica High School junior and senior students in AP Government and Politics were able to experience how the city of Utica operates at the yearly Student Government Day at Utica City Hall May 17.

Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer said about two acres of property near 23 Mile Road and North Avenue had been searched thus far. The search area included two locations where police had reason to believe the remains of Kimberly King, or those of up to five other long-missing girls, could have been buried.

May 18th

Search for remains in missing girl cold case evolves

MACOMB TOWNSHIP/WARREN — After a weeklong search for the buried remains of up to six missing girls — including Kimberly King, of Warren, who vanished in 1979 — investigators have suspended their search of a “primary area” and are evaluating their next moves.

Motown Museum offers performing arts camps for students

May 24th

Advertiser Times

Miller wants law to address sanitary wipes issue

May 23rd

C&G Newspapers

Retiring Ford House leader creates own legacy at historic estate

May 22nd

Grosse Pointe Times

Academy of the Sacred Heart honored for music education

May 21st

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Franklin Historical Society walking tour offers a glimpse at village’s untold stories

May 21st

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Utica students experience Student Government Day at City Hall

May 21st

Shelby - Utica News

Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer said about two acres of property near 23 Mile Road and North Avenue had been searched thus far. The search area included two locations where police had reason to believe the remains of Kimberly King, or those of up to five other long-missing girls, could have been buried.

Search for remains in missing girl cold case evolves

May 18th

Warren Weekly

Galleries

Beverly ES Do-It-Yourself Festival 5/22/18

St. Clair Shores Flower Day 5/20/18

Berkley Days Festival 5/19/18

C & G Photos of the Week 5/18/18

Clawson Farmers Market 5/20/18

Patriotism: Past & Present

Utica to host Memorial Day gathering

May 24th

Shelby - Utica News

Joseph Cannon

Memorial Day keynote speaker to talk about military service

May 22nd

Local cities to host Memorial Day parades

May 22nd

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Grand marshal reflects on service for annual parade

May 22nd

Sterling Heights Sentry

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Sports

Green flag set to wave over Belle Isle

May 24th

Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Alex Borowski takes a cut during a game earlier this season against Rochester Adams. The Eaglets this postseason look to capture their 18th district title.

Orchard Lake St. Mary’s baseball optimistic heading into postseason

May 24th

West Bloomfield Beacon

Athletes sprint in the 100-meter dash at a May 19 regional tournament.

Oakland County track and field athletes advance to state finals

May 23rd

C&G Newspapers

Dozens of Macomb, Grosse Pointe track and field athletes to compete at state finals

May 23rd

C&G Newspapers

Spring Activities

Farmington farmers market to celebrate 25 years in style

May 15th

Farmington Press

Plant and Seed Swap to give green thumbs something new, tried and true

May 15th

Farmington Press

Eastpointe’s Music in the Plaza series is right around the corner

May 15th

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Tour d’Eastside, formerly known as Cycle Into Spring, will be a 23-mile bike ride through several of Detroit’s east-side neighborhoods on Saturday, June 2.

Bike tour to show off Detroit’s east side

May 15th

Advertiser Times

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Arts & Entertainment

Motown Museum offers performing arts camps for students

May 24th

Advertiser Times

The Friday 5 — May 25-28

May 24th

Online Only

PCCA opens ‘Members Biennial’

May 22nd

Franklin Historical Society walking tour offers a glimpse at village’s untold stories

May 21st

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

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Business & Development

The West Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees approved a rezoning for the development of a new subdivision called Balmoral Park — 249 single-family homes that are planned for the corner of Haggerty and Walnut Lake roads.

Rezonings approved for two new housing developments in West Bloomfield

May 24th

West Bloomfield Beacon

Ferndale council approves new medical marijuana guidelines

May 23rd

Urban zoning pondered for 15 acres on John R

May 22nd

Grosse Pointe City pump station to get new equipment

May 22nd

Grosse Pointe Times

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Upcoming Events

May

25

Farmington Hills

Church movie night

7 p.m.

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

May

25

Royal Oak

Stagecrafters presents 'Annie'

8:00 PM

Stagecrafters

May

25

Beverly Hills

Plant-based nutrition discussion

6:30-8:30 p.m.

Groves High School

May

25

Grosse Pointe Woods

Grosse Pointe South choir performance

7 p.m.

Christian A. Fenton Performing Arts Center

May

25

Sylvan Lake

Sylvan Lake citywide garage sale

9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Sylvan Lake City Hall

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Prep Sports Scoreboard

Girls soccer
Seaholm	3
Flushing	1
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Baseball
Grosse Pointe South	3
LCN	2
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Softball
Lamphere	15
Warren Mott	14
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