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Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer said a human trafficking investigation that netted 35 arrests involved a team of four detectives and the Warren Police Department’s Special Operations Unit.

Warren human trafficking investigation nets 35 arrests

Fire claims Yorkshire Road home in Grosse Pointe Park

Grosse Pointe Times

Macomb Township human trafficking suspects sentenced

Macomb Township Chronicle

Police: Hostage safe after barricaded gunman situation in Clinton Twp.

C&G Newspapers

Residents near I-75 cry foul over scrapped sound wall

Town hall meetings on district reconfiguration process continue

Grosse Pointe Times

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Featured Stories

May 17th

Behind the Wheel: ’57 Chevy-obsessed

The 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air is the quintessential American classic car, but for Ryan Gertner, of Rochester Hills, it’s more than just an icon — it’s an obsession.

May 14th

Rochester skate park advocacy group holds logo design contest

ROCHESTER — The Greater Rochester Skate Park Leadership Advisory Team, also known as SPLAT, hopes to bring a skate park to downtown Rochester.

May 14th

Ferndale artist’s book encourages children’s imaginations

FERNDALE — A Ferndale artist is using her creativity in the form of an interactive book to try and help children bring out their own. Espacia Fotiu is releasing her first children’s book — “Imagine, Draw, Erase, Repeat!” — in which kids can use her artwork to create something new from their own imaginations.

May 14th

Berkley musical foundation to host benefit concert

BERKLEY — A local musical therapy organization will host a concert to raise funds for its mission. The D-MAN Foundation, a nonprofit organization that aims to help people with quadriplegia, traumatic head injuries, spinal injuries and other diseases through musical therapy, is hosting a concert with its D-MAN All Stars from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, May 16, at the Crofoot, 1 S. Saginaw St. in Pontiac.

May 14th

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

The Art of Giving to go ‘pink’ at 10th annual fundraiser

BIRMINGHAM — Is there anything more beautiful than making a difference? Maybe so. The 10th annual Art of Giving fundraiser will be held Thursday, May 23, at the Elm Room inside Vinotecca in downtown Birmingham. Guests can enjoy a night out with food, drinks, live entertainment and a little bit of creativity to benefit local charities.

May 14th

Royal Oak Review

Kidney Walk to return to the Detroit Zoo

ROYAL OAK — More than a million Michigan residents live with chronic kidney disease, according to the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan.

Behind the Wheel: ’57 Chevy-obsessed

May 17th

C&G Newspapers

Rochester skate park advocacy group holds logo design contest

May 14th

Rochester Post

Ferndale artist’s book encourages children’s imaginations

May 14th

Woodward Talk

Berkley musical foundation to host benefit concert

May 14th

Woodward Talk

The Art of Giving to go ‘pink’ at 10th annual fundraiser

May 14th

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Kidney Walk to return to the Detroit Zoo

May 14th

Royal Oak Review

Galleries

St Margaret of Scotland Tulips in St. Clair Shores 5/11/19

Police Memorial Day in troy 5/16/19

Sterling Hts. Law Enforcement Day 5/16/19

C & G Photos of the Week 5/22/19

Farmington vs Seaholm Softball 5/16/19

Bike Day at Ferry ES in Grosse Pointe Woods 5/15/19

Sports

Big changes approved for some high school sports

Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Jack Stanley tees off during the Oakland County Division 1 golf tournament May 15 at Pontiac Country Club. Stanley shot a 79.

Lake Orion High wins Oakland County D-1 golf tournament

C&G Newspapers

Madison girls soccer program recognized for good sportsmanship

Madison - Park News

L’Anse Creuse softball bopper, Nadolny, signs with Wayne State

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Business & Development

Local leaders talk top topics with EDC

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Historical park improvements continue

Rochester skate park advocacy group holds logo design contest

Neighbors complain that there is not enough of a buffer between their homes and a site proposed for rezoning on Nine Mile Road.

Rezoning denied after St. Clair Shores residents voice concerns

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

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Seasonal Features

Annual ice show to adopt a ‘Royal Oak-centric’ theme

Royal Oak Review

Eastpointe and Roseville prepare for Memorial Day parades

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Royal Oak in Bloom to return on Mother’s Day

Royal Oak Review

Communities partner to expand Memorial Day celebrations

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Animals & Pets

Belle Isle Aquarium celebrates koi fish, Japanese culture

Advertiser Times

GPAAS announces new animal adoption center in Harper Woods

Advertiser Times

Snares to Wares Initiative to showcase exhibition at Detroit Zoo

Royal Oak Review

Huntington Woods on verge of allowing chickens in backyards

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Upcoming Events

May

19

Birmingham

'Guys and Dolls'

2 p.m.

The Village Players

May

19

Southfield

Films about living with disabilities

1 p.m.

Congregation Shaarey Zedek

May

19

Rochester Hills

Avon Players to perform 'Company'

2 p.m.

Avon Players Theater

May

19

Clawson

Sunday Summer Park Market

9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Clawson City Park

May

19

Beverly Hills

Groves Orchestras 5K fundraiser

9 a.m.

Beverly Park

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Prep Sports Scoreboard

Baseball
Yale	0
Lutheran North	11
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Baseball
L'Anse Creuse North	3
Utica Ford	5
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Softball
Wixom St. Catherine	10
Walled Lake Western	9
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