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Some parents leave distance learning in favor of homeschooling

Southfield resident Willie Bell is pictured at his home Sept. 17. Bell’s nonprofit organization, Family Assistance for Renaissance Men, will hold a COVID-19 testing and health education fair Oct. 3 at the Silver Garden events center.

COVID survivor to hold testing and health education fair

Rochester Hills resident Curtis Newell loads milk into a car at Southfield High School for the Arts and Technology Sept. 18. Southfield Public Schools has helped organize free food and milk distributions for community members.

School district partners to distribute free cases of produce, dairy to residents

GPPSS Superintendent announces retirement

Grosse Pointe Times

Construction worker killed in I-94 hit and run in St. Clair Shores

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Sommers Schwartz attorney Lisa Esser-Weidenfeller discusses the law firm’s next steps in pursuing a civil lawsuit against the former teacher and the associated school districts.

Farmington Public Schools teacher accused of sexual misconduct

Farmington Press

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Featured Stories

September 22nd

Rochester Hills offers 200 free trees to residents

ROCHESTER HILLS — For the first time, the city of Rochester Hills is providing 200 free trees to residents to plant on their private property this fall as part of the Arbor Day Foundation’s Community Canopy program.

September 22nd

New safety path to connect Silverbell, Gallagher roads to Paint Creek Trail

OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — Bicyclists, runners and walkers will no longer have to dodge cars along Gallagher Road as they walk to and from the Paint Creek Trail.

September 22nd

To keep hungry kids fed, the Designers’ Show House must go on

DETROIT — COVID-19 has caused the cancellation of scores of important events, but the Junior League of Detroit’s 23rd biennial Designers’ Show House isn’t one of them.

September 22nd

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Artists create Backyard Art Fair at homes to reach customers

OAKLAND COUNTY — Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the local large-scale craft and art fairs around Ferndale, Berkley and other neighboring cities were canceled this year. However, as the summer season wraps up and fall begins, a group of local artists have decided to organize a small art fair in four Oakland County cities.

September 22nd

Ferndale police, Families Against Narcotics partner to help overdose victims

FERNDALE — At a press conference Sept. 14, the Ferndale Police Department and the nonprofit organization Families Against Narcotics announced a new partnership to help those in the city struggling with addiction.

Greatest generation

September 22nd

Local veteran discusses ‘The Greatest Generation’

OAKLAND COUNTY — When Ray Owen hears the term “The Greatest Generation,” he says he can’t help but feel “kind of proud of it.” Owen, who lives in Northville, near Farmington Hills, turns 99 in December.

Rochester Hills offers 200 free trees to residents

September 22nd

Rochester Post

New safety path to connect Silverbell, Gallagher roads to Paint Creek Trail

September 22nd

Rochester Post

To keep hungry kids fed, the Designers’ Show House must go on

September 22nd

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Artists create Backyard Art Fair at homes to reach customers

September 22nd

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Ferndale police, Families Against Narcotics partner to help overdose victims

September 22nd

Woodward Talk

Greatest generation

Local veteran discusses ‘The Greatest Generation’

September 22nd

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Galleries

Dog Park Opening in Utica 9/19/20

Faith Troy Homeschool Group Field Trip in Sterling Hts. 9/18/20

Military History Walk in Eastpointe 9/19/20

Gold Star Monument Unveiling in Clinton Twp. 9/17/20

March Against Racism in Warren 9/18/20

Ferndale Community Concert Band 9/17/20

Schools

Some parents leave distance learning in favor of homeschooling

Rochester Hills resident Curtis Newell loads milk into a car at Southfield High School for the Arts and Technology Sept. 18. Southfield Public Schools has helped organize free food and milk distributions for community members.

School district partners to distribute free cases of produce, dairy to residents

USDA extends summer meal program

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Election Commission approves recall language against 2 school board members

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Business & Development

Taqueria Mi Pueblo, on Groesbeck Highway, near Cass Avenue, is being renovated to meet proper building requirements before opening. It is on the site of the old Pogo’s bar in Clinton Township.

New restaurant on Groesbeck continues renovations

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Ferndale to regulate surveillance cameras as ‘The dot’ nears completion

Gym, fitness studio owners in Ferndale speak on reopening after 6-month closure

Berkley at final stages of reviewing marijuana business applications

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Elections

The National Council of Jewish Women, Michigan, has launched a voting campaign to increase participation. Pictured, Southfield residents hit the polls at Southfield City Hall March 10.

Local nonprofit to host election webinars, launches voting campaign

Eastpointe hosts voter registration event

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Kid Rock, Kimberly Guilfoyle and Donald Trump Jr. at the Sept. 14 event at Bumper's Landing in Harrison Township.

Trump campaign visits Macomb County

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Biden addresses autoworkers in battleground Warren

Coronavirus

Southfield resident Willie Bell is pictured at his home Sept. 17. Bell’s nonprofit organization, Family Assistance for Renaissance Men, will hold a COVID-19 testing and health education fair Oct. 3 at the Silver Garden events center.

COVID survivor to hold testing and health education fair

St. Clair Shores seniors express joy, caution as fitness center reopens

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Researchers from Beaumont Hospital Royal Oak, shown here, are participating in the study.

Beaumont researchers join NCI to study relationship between cancer, COVID-19

Gyms, pools can open, sports resume

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People

Hills native to be featured speaker in 2020 TEDxDetroit

Farmington Hills native to be featured speaker in 2020 TEDxDetroit

Farmington Press

NaNoWriMo, ‘Narnia’ inspire Sterling author to write novel

Sterling Heights Sentry

Sisters bring hopeful lights home to fight cancer

Sterling Heights Sentry

Local activist reflects on racism

Madison - Park News

Patriotism: Past & Present

Greatest generation

Local veteran discusses ‘The Greatest Generation’

Military demo teams base at Selfridge

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

9/11 remembered in Macomb County commemoration

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Gold Star Memorial Monument being unveiled in Clinton Township

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

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