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Sterling police officer on unpaid leave following Facebook post mocking Floyd’s death

Sterling Heights Sentry

Residents argue over multifamily housing in master plan draft

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

The vaccine will be available for residents in the 1B category as defined by the Macomb County Health Department. Eligible residents include those age 65 years and older — seniors are required to provide their Medicare Part B card or insurance card and a driver’s license; frontline essential workers who live or work in Macomb County, including police officers, first responders, frontline state and federal workers, jail and prison staff; pre-K-12 school personnel and government employees living or working in Macomb County and childcare providers.

St. Clair Shores to host COVID-19 vaccine clinics

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Developer seeks maximum flexibility for Long Lake, Crooks roads development

MCC tuition rates to increase slightly next year

Homicide suspect Jerome Perry-Bey, 41, of St. Louis, has been charged with open murder by the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office.

Troy police arrest suspect in parking lot stabbing death

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Featured Stories

February 24th

Welding students make the right cut

CENTER LINE — On the morning of Feb. 12, sparks flew from the inside of a classroom in Center Line High School’s C-Hallway.

Howie Airriess, who died Jan. 24 at the age of 73, shakes hands with a police officer while sitting in a Corvette driven by his longtime friend and fellow Clawson Lion, Clive Brown, during a Clawson Fourth of July parade on Main Street.

February 22nd

Royal Oak Review

Clawson remembers Howie Airriess

CLAWSON — The “little city with a big heart” likely will not forget Howie Airriess, who made a big impact on the 2.2-square-mile city of Clawson, Michigan.

February 22nd

Berkley bridal gown shop showcases frozen wedding dresses

BERKLEY — A bridal gown shop in downtown Berkley has been getting a lot of notice recently for a very cool reason.

February 22nd

Sterling Heights Sentry

Police continue to investigate cold case at Laith’s Candy Land

STERLING HEIGHTS — Three years ago, two cousins were killed, five days apart, at the same business in Sterling Heights. Two unknown visitors and their getaway driver are the suspects. And to this day, Sterling Heights Police haven’t given up the chase.

February 22nd

C&G Newspapers

A whole new world for Lake St. Clair Metropark Nature Center

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — The 32-year-old Nature Center at Lake St. Clair Metropark has undergone a facelift thanks to a grant from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

February 21st

Madison - Park News

Musicians sought for next Trail Tunes

MADISON HEIGHTS — The strolling music festival, Trail Tunes, was such a success during its debut last fall that city officials in Madison Heights are already excitedly planning the next one, set for this summer, and performers are needed.

Welding students make the right cut

February 24th

Warren Weekly

Howie Airriess, who died Jan. 24 at the age of 73, shakes hands with a police officer while sitting in a Corvette driven by his longtime friend and fellow Clawson Lion, Clive Brown, during a Clawson Fourth of July parade on Main Street.

Clawson remembers Howie Airriess

February 22nd

Royal Oak Review

Berkley bridal gown shop showcases frozen wedding dresses

February 22nd

Metro

Police continue to investigate cold case at Laith’s Candy Land

February 22nd

Sterling Heights Sentry

A whole new world for Lake St. Clair Metropark Nature Center

February 22nd

C&G Newspapers

Musicians sought for next Trail Tunes

February 21st

Madison - Park News

Galleries

Welding Class at Center Line HS 2/12/21

Warren Fitzgerald vs Roseville Basketball 2/17/21

Maple Syrup Making in Rochester Hills 2/20/21

Ice Carving in Rochester Hills 2/5/21

Anti-KKK March in Grosse Pointe Park 2/20/21

Michigan Science Center "Step into the Limelight" 2/13/21

Dining

Fish fry Fridays return to local churches

C&G Newspapers

Restaurants get creative to find, afford basic supplies

Restaurants adapt as limited dine-in options return

Sterling Heights Sentry

Local restaurants, bars see permanent desire for outdoor dining

St. Clair Shores restaurants, bars see permanent desire for outdoor dining

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Seasonal Features

Members of the Farmington Hills Fire Department complete yearly training on ice rescue. From the left are senior firefighter Stan Bailey, firefighters James Chesney and Todd Maki, and Sgt. Nick Hippler.

Farmington Hills Fire Department conducts ice rescue training

Farmington Press

Lakeland Baseball is offering a discounted price for local youth to play recreational baseball.

Rec baseball set to return to West Bloomfield

West Bloomfield Beacon

Teams like this one from last St. Patrick’s Day, which includes Kristen King, Julie Maley, Tara Powrozek and Shirley West, will take part in a road rally scavenger hunt to benefit Woman’s Life Chapter 911 and the Sparkle Network on Saturday, March 20.

Eastpointe-Roseville chamber teams with nonprofits for road rally scavenger hunt

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Dreaming about — and planning for — next spring’s yard and garden

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Arts & Entertainment

Library hosts meet the author series for March is Reading Month

Library hosts meet the author series for March is Reading Month

Ferndale Pride moves to later in 2021 as city evaluates holding events

West Bloomfield resident Al Stokes wrote a children’s book that features three stories with alternate endings.

West Bloomfield resident publishes children’s book

West Bloomfield Beacon

Ed Nahhat to virtually premier original comedy, ‘Hope Canyon’

Ed Nahhat to virtually premier original comedy, ‘Hope Canyon’

Royal Oak Review

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People

Emily Dumas began her new role as the Troy Public Library Director Feb. 22. Dumas previously directed the Royal Oak Public Library.

Former Troy resident takes lead at library

Eastpointe gets new assistant city manager

Eastpointe gets new assistant city manager

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Howie Airriess, who died Jan. 24 at the age of 73, shakes hands with a police officer while sitting in a Corvette driven by his longtime friend and fellow Clawson Lion, Clive Brown, during a Clawson Fourth of July parade on Main Street.

Clawson remembers Howie Airriess

Royal Oak Review

William Breeding, of Eastpointe, pictured, is trying to get the word out about a Salvation Army program that helped him get back on his feet.

Eastpointe man aided by Salvation Army program

Schools

Two new commercial-grade solar panel LED streetlamps illuminate a pathway from Hamman Drive to Athens High School. The lights were installed to improve safety for students walking along the path during early morning and nighttime hours.

Solar lights added to Athens High pathway to promote safety

Parents and students march outside the Wheat Administration Building of Lakeview Public Schools asking for a return to school full-time face-to-face.

Lakeview parents protest, want students back in classrooms full time

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Utica Community Schools music teacher receives grant to buy instruments

C&G Newspapers

Troy High School Courtyard Club students Aleena Malik, Shreya Keeta, Nina Aitas, Amy Liang and Sonnet Xu stand in a snow-capped courtyard they hope to transform into an eco-friendly gathering space for the school community.

Troy High students tackle environmental sustainability

Business & Development

Residents argue over multifamily housing in master plan draft

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Developer seeks maximum flexibility for Long Lake, Crooks roads development

Berkley bridal gown shop showcases frozen wedding dresses

Riding the wave of pandemic sales

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Coronavirus

Park officials, businesses partner to ‘Sustain Grosse Pointe Park’

Grosse Pointe Times

Ferndale Pride moves to later in 2021 as city evaluates holding events

The vaccine will be available for residents in the 1B category as defined by the Macomb County Health Department. Eligible residents include those age 65 years and older — seniors are required to provide their Medicare Part B card or insurance card and a driver’s license; frontline essential workers who live or work in Macomb County, including police officers, first responders, frontline state and federal workers, jail and prison staff; pre-K-12 school personnel and government employees living or working in Macomb County and childcare providers.

St. Clair Shores to host COVID-19 vaccine clinics

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Disability Network Oakland and Macomb’s Center for Independent Living is located at 709 John R Road in Troy.

Disability Network pens letter requesting vaccine priority for disabled Michiganders

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Upcoming Events

Feb

27

Music performance for kids

12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

Macomb Center for the Performing Arts

Feb

27

Virtual auction helps those facing hardships

12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

Woman’s Life Chapter 911

Feb

27

Detroit

12 p.m.-5 p.m.

The Scarab Club

Feb

27

Southfield

Black History Month events

12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

Southfield Parks & Recreation Department

Feb

27

Auburn Hills

10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Auburn Hills Public Library

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