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Teen charged after social media messages prompt lockdown in Clawson

Royal Oak Review

Clinton Township man arrested, charged after allegedly strangling, tying up woman

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Shelby Township designates $8.3M toward $20M in future road projects

Shelby - Utica News

Sterling Heights road projects highlight budget talks

Sterling Heights Sentry

Ferndale mayor decides not to seek reelection

Woodward Talk

Coolidge Highway restriping set to begin this week

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April 23rd

Rochester Post

Fundraiser to be held for teen battling rare bone disease

ROCHESTER HILLS — As she glides across the ice in front of a panel of judges, you’d never guess that 15-year-old Alyea Rourke is in excruciating pain. “It feels like my bones are being hit with a hammer or being pulled. It’s terrible,” said Alyea, a competitive figure skater at Onyx Ice Arena in Rochester. “I used to be a normal teenager, and one day it all completely changed into this terrible nightmare.”

April 23rd

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Roseville nonprofit raises flag after 5-year effort to obtain flagpole

ROSEVILLE — A Roseville-based nonprofit for veterans finally was able to raise an American flag over its building thanks to the support of some local businesses.

April 23rd

C&G Newspapers

Michigan Secretary of State prepares for Real ID regulations in 2020

MICHIGAN — On Oct. 1, 2020, everyone flying in the United States, even on domestic flights, will have to have a certain type of identification to travel.

April 23rd

Warren Weekly

Local culinary arts students study the art of coffee

DETROIT/CENTER LINE — In the late morning of April 15, seven students in the Rising Stars Academy gathered around a coffee bar inside Lucky Detroit Espresso & Coffee, located on Michigan Avenue in Detroit’s historic Corktown neighborhood.

April 23rd

Grosse Pointe Times

Experimental show promises 30 short plays in 60 minutes

GROSSE POINTE WOODS — Despite debuting on the stage in 1988 — almost 20 years before Twitter — “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind” could be seen as a play for the Twitter age.

April 23rd

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Local man extends charitable efforts into Harrison Township

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Gordon Farhat admits that he’s a tad outspoken. And maybe a bit eccentric. He also won’t deny that he becomes unapologetically focused when it comes to something he’s passionate about.