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A design rendering from a presentation about Warren’s proposed downtown development was included on the cover of the city’s 2022 calendar, mailed to residents in January. Council members blasted the administration’s choice to use the image, which features a Mercedes Benz, as an affront to General Motors Co., the city’s largest corporate taxpayer.

Debate about Warren downtown plan boils over

Police investigating steering wheel thefts in St. Clair Shores

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Man arrested after NYE bank robbery in Rochester Hills

Novi man finds tracker in Dodge Charger

Novi man finds tracker in Dodge Charger

Southfield begins installation of speed humps on local roads

Police investigate alleged threat at Lincoln High School in Warren

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Featured Stories

January 13th

Royal Oak Review

Royal Oak resident celebrates Lithuanian roots through art

ROYAL OAK — Overcoming and succeeding despite adverse circumstances is a common theme in the life of Lithuanian native John Srugis, 72, and his family.

January 13th

Grosse Pointe Times

Grosse Pointe Woods community supporter being remembered for his generosity

GROSSE POINTE WOODS — A Grosse Pointe Woods man’s generosity is being remembered in a fitting way.

January 12th

Shelby - Utica News

Local seventh grader wins national auto racing event in Las Vegas

SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Romeo Middle School seventh grader Austin Kryta, of Shelby Township, traveled to Las Vegas along with more than 300 of the best quarter midget drivers in the country, where they gathered to compete in the Silver State Winter Nationals.

January 12th

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Aqua Freeze Festival brings frozen fun to region

ST. CLAIR SHORES — When the St. Clair Shores Aqua Freeze Festival was held in 2021, it was a time for celebration that attracted visitors from across the region.

January 12th

Leader Dogs for the Blind seeking volunteer puppy raisers

ROCHESTER HILLS — Close to 80 puppies are entering the Leader Dogs for the Blind program this month, and the nonprofit organization is looking to the community to help raise them.

January 12th

Farmington Press

Nature Center offers education classes for adults

FARMINGTON HILLS — According to Farmington Hills Nature Center Supervisor Ashlie Smith, there are typically a lot of nature programs offered for children 12 and under.

Royal Oak resident celebrates Lithuanian roots through art

January 13th

Royal Oak Review

Grosse Pointe Woods community supporter being remembered for his generosity

January 13th

Grosse Pointe Times

Local seventh grader wins national auto racing event in Las Vegas

January 12th

Shelby - Utica News

Aqua Freeze Festival brings frozen fun to region

January 12th

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Leader Dogs for the Blind seeking volunteer puppy raisers

January 12th

Rochester Post

Nature Center offers education classes for adults

January 12th

Farmington Press

Galleries

L’Anse Creuse North takes on Grosse Pointe South

WCSPA, students held a red-carpet gala and “Thespys” performance

Hockey game raises funds for Common Ground Sanctuary and for Oxford

Eisenhower girls basketball team takes on Dakota

Volunteers place wreaths on the graves of veterans

Royal Oak resident celebrates Lithuanian roots through art

Staff Picks

Activities such as snowshoeing can be a good way to get some exercise in the winter months, since it gets people outside and lets them be active in a socially distanced manner.

COVID can complicate those new year’s resolutions

Omicron ‘juggernaut’ threatens to send Beaumont Health past breaking point

Skiing and snowboarding resorts such as Mount Holly and Pine Knob, pictured, have reported strong seasons during the last two years despite the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.

Ski hills see increased attendance through COVID-19

Brave the cold for local winter activities

Looking Ahead: 2022

Elected officials speak on goals, objectives for 2022

City, school officials to adapt, plan around 2022 in Sterling Heights

Sterling Heights Sentry

Sterling Heights approves ‘wish list’ parks master plan

Sterling Heights Sentry

Development plans on the horizon for 2022

Development plans on the horizon in St. Clair Shores for 2022

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

More Looking Ahead: 2022

Schools

Troy ‘Mindstormers’ team qualifies for FIRST Lego League world championship

Troy ‘Mindstormers’ team qualifies for FIRST Lego League world championship

Southfield schools continue to address staffing issues

Southfield schools continue to address staffing issues

Fraser student’s letter brings about changes in nation-wide textbooks

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

South Lake Superintendent Ted Von Hiltmayer stands with laptop computers donated by Human-I-T Detroit and the We Are Here Foundation.

St. Clair Shores students receive donated computers thanks to foundation

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Charities/Service Clubs

Eagle Scout project bolsters safety at Clawson elementary schools

Royal Oak Review

Michigan love sent to Mayfield

South Lake Superintendent Ted Von Hiltmayer stands with laptop computers donated by Human-I-T Detroit and the We Are Here Foundation.

St. Clair Shores students receive donated computers thanks to foundation

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Students receive donated computers thanks to local foundation

C&G Newspapers

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People

Paul Whelan, a former Novi resident, has served three years of a 16-year sentence in Russia.

Family of Novi man in Russian prison remains hopeful for early return

West Bloomfield School District Superintendent announces retirement

West Bloomfield School District Superintendent announces retirement

West Bloomfield Beacon

Grosse Pointe Woods community supporter being remembered for his generosity

Grosse Pointe Times

UCS sophomore performs in Rose Parade on New Year’s Day

Shelby - Utica News

Police & Courts

Police investigating steering wheel thefts in St. Clair Shores

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Man arrested after NYE bank robbery in Rochester Hills

Man charged for stalking, harassing ex-girlfriend

Man charged for stalking, harassing ex-girlfriend

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

‘Your mind is a powerful thing’

Grosse Pointe Times

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Upcoming Events

Jan

18

Grosse Pointe Farms

Divorced, separated and civilly remarried discussion groups

7 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

St. Paul on the Lake

Jan

18

St. Clair Shores

Story time sessions

6:30 p.m.

St. Clair Shores Public Library

Jan

18

Farmington Hills

Food pantry, support offered

9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

CARES in Farmington Hills

Jan

18

Grosse Pointe Farms

Artmaking for seniors

10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

The War Memorial

Jan

18

Farmington

Riley Park Ice Rink open daily

10 a.m.-10 p.m.

Riley Park Ice Rink

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