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Warren police name driver as fugitive in fatal hit-and-run

Warren Weekly

All lanes of I-75 will close nightly from Big Beaver to Crooks

Troy Times

No injuries reported in Clawson house fire

Royal Oak Review

School board votes to close Trombly and Poupard

Grosse Pointe Times

Deputies search for woman, two men following gas station robberies in Oakland County

Rochester Post

On June 13, Macomb Township firefighter Joe Warne, seen here preparing for his 140-mile walk to Grand Rapids to raise money for firefighters with cancer, received a call from Mike Boila, Bob Seger’s publishing director, with the news that Seger and Chevy Trucks are matching $13,680 that was raised for the Neighbors United firefighters with cancer walk.

Bob Seger, Chevy Trucks match funds for Neighbors United

Macomb Township Chronicle

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June 26th

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Behind the Wheel: Cadillac comes home again

Hazel Park resident Phil Guadagni’s 30-year journey with his 1950 Cadillac has come full circle — starting in Michigan, traveling to Florida and then returning back to the Mitten, just a short walk from where it all began.

June 26th

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Mount Clemens unveils universally accessible kayak launch

MOUNT CLEMENS — Mount Clemens is now home to the Clinton River’s only universally accessible kayak launch. City and Macomb County officials, as well as those behind the fundraising effort that brought the launch to MacArthur Park on North River Road, gathered in the rain on June 20 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate the unique site.

June 26th

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Crocker House, MADD co-hosting vigil

MOUNT CLEMENS — An evening of remembrance and healing will be held in Mount Clemens July 9 for those in Macomb County who share the enormous loss of having had a loved one whose life was violently taken from them.

June 25th

Rochester Post

TreeRunner Adventure Park opens at Oakland University

ROCHESTER — Nothing to do this summer? Go climb a tree. No, really. Oakland University’s new TreeRunner Adventure Park, which features a collection of aerial treetop trails, recently opened to the public.

June 25th

Royal Oak Review

Zoo announces 9-month closure of penguin center for repairs

ROYAL OAK — Detroit Zoological Society officials are urging the public to get their penguin fix before the Polk Penguin Conservation Center temporarily closes Sept. 9 through mid-June 2020 for repairs “due to faulty waterproofing by the construction contractor.”

June 25th

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Mr. Paul’s Chophouse celebrates 50 years as a Roseville institution

ROSEVILLE — As 6 p.m. rolls around at Mr. Paul’s Chophouse in Roseville, co-owner Paul Gogo Jr. strolls around the dining room greeting customers and embracing old friends as they come in for dinner.