Published April 18, 2024
MOUNT CLEMENS — A 25-year-old Clinton Township mother pleaded no contest to an involuntary manslaughter charge in the death of her son on April 15.
Read MorePublished April 18, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — At the Clinton Township Board of Trustees meeting on April 15, some residents made it known that they wanted to keep the wood chipping service the township provided.
Read MorePublished April 17, 2024
FRASER — During Fraser’s April 11 City Council meeting, residents recommended the city make a resolution for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war.
Read MorePublished April 16, 2024
FRASER — Fraser Public Schools has received recognition for its music department.
Read MorePublished April 15, 2024
FRASER — The Fraser Historical Commission is looking to preserve its photos and make them more widely available to the public by digitizing them.
Read MorePublished April 12, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Need something fresh for Mother’s Day? The Knights of Columbus farmers market might have you covered. The new farmers market will operate on the second Saturday of each month from May until September, running from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Read MorePublished April 12, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Nixle, the emergency alert system the township uses to alert residents who sign up, was not engaged following the explosive fire at the Goo Smoke Shop on March 4.
Read MorePublished April 11, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Don’t throw out those eclipse glasses just yet. They might still have a purpose.
Read MorePublished April 11, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Things got heated at a Clinton Township Board of Trustees special meeting at noon on April 8, the day of the eclipse, culminating in supervisor Bob Cannon breaking his gavel.
Read MorePublished April 11, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Township Supervisor Bob Cannon, who has served on the Clinton Township Board of Trustees for 40 years, is not seeking reelection this fall.
Read MorePublished April 7, 2024
FRASER — Preserving the past sometimes means looking to the future. The Fraser Historical Commission is looking to preserve its photos and make them more widely available to the public by digitizing them.
Read MorePublished April 2, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Chippewa Valley wrestling had been through it all this season.
Read MorePublished April 2, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Students will have their voices heard on the Clintondale Community Schools Board of Education for the first time since 2020. Sophomore Kurt Violet and junior Abriana Guzman were appointed to the board at its March 18 meeting.
Read MorePublished April 1, 2024
FRASER — All throughout the offseason, Fraser wrestling was fully aware that Warren Mott would be the obstacle standing in their way.
Read MorePublished April 1, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Canteen Golf and Billiards isn’t just a place to unwind. It’s a place to give back. The new business, replacing the former ACO Hardware in a strip mall at 41601 Garfield Road, offers golf simulators and pool tables with a variety of games. While the fun center is available to everyone, it puts a special emphasis on veterans.
Read MorePublished April 1, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Wilbur Jones is taking years of experience in the military, education and sports back to the community where he grew up. He’s hoping to bring people together.
Read MorePublished March 22, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The Clinton Township Board of Trustees approved John Gallagher as the township’s new fire chief at its March 18 meeting. Gallagher will take over for Tim Duncan.
Read MorePublished March 20, 2024
FRASER — Several families in the Fraser Public Schools district are taking issue with a decision to change the colors of the caps and gowns used by graduating high school seniors.
Read MorePublished March 19, 2024
CLINTON TOWNSHIP— Though the Clinton Township Board of Trustees had other things to get through at its March 18 meeting, the Goo Smoke Shop explosion was the elephant in the room.
Read MorePublished March 18, 2024
MACOMB COUNTY — Two Macomb County leaders have been recognized by the federal government for their community policing efforts.
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