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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

Annual Men’s Health event moves online, drive-thru

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Police: Warren protests result in minor incidents, no damage or arrests

Warren Weekly

Second suspect arrested in relation to Clinton Township killings

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Regina to host virtual The Verve Pipe concert

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Miller, county officials summarize Sterling drain work

Sterling Heights Sentry

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September 21st

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Vintage Detroit photographs part of BBAC reopening

BIRMINGHAM — On Sept. 11, while most schools were wrapping up their first week of virtual classes, the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center was taking its first steps to open its doors again for in-person adult class, workshops, and — in true BBAC style — not-to-be-missed exhibitions from talented local artists.

September 21st

Shelby - Utica News

Local residents concerned about speeding in residential areas

SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A local Shelby Township family is worried about the safety risks that are being taken with vehicles zooming up and down their street.

September 18th

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Eastpointe hosts voter registration event

EASTPOINTE — A special voter registration event took place Sept. 10 at the Eastpointe Foot Locker located at Eight Mile and Kelly roads.

September 18th

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

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

ST. CLAIR SHORES — After a months-long hiatus, the fitness center at the St. Clair Shores Senior Activity Center is back open for business.

September 18th

Sterling Heights Sentry

Sisters bring hopeful lights home to fight cancer

STERLING HEIGHTS — COVID-19 might’ve canceled an anticancer event in the nation’s capital, but the virus couldn’t stop the light from shining in Troy, thanks to the work of two sisters.

September 18th

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LLS Light The Night set for Oct. 1

METRO DETROIT — On Oct. 1, the Michigan Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society will “Light The Night.” The virtual event — to be held statewide from 7 to 8 p.m. — is dedicated to supporting patients living with blood cancers, remembering loved ones no longer here and celebrating blood cancer survivors.