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Published July 2, 2021

Utica to start local community garden project

UTICA — Utica soon will be seeing a new garden project coming together downtown for the local community to enjoy and participate in as it brings more beauty to the city.

Published July 1, 2021

Shelby - Utica News

Shelby Township to host Independence Day fireworks

SHELBY TOWNSHIP — After a one-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Shelby Township Downtown Development Authority Independence Day Fireworks are back July 1 at Ford Field Central Park at 7460 23 Mile Road.

Published July 1, 2021

Shelby - Utica News

Judge sentences Utica woman to jail and probation for abusing dog

UTICA — The Utica woman who repeatedly threw her puppy in a river, causing it to nearly drown Jan. 4, was sentenced to six months in jail and probation June 23 in Macomb County Circuit Court after her request to move her case to Macomb County Mental Health Court was rejected.

Published July 3, 2021

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Longtime police captain retires from Clinton Township

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Richard Maierle always knew he wanted to be in law enforcement.And he spent plenty of time in the profession.

Published July 1, 2021

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Fire chief discusses fireworks safety in Clinton Township

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — How folks celebrate Independence Day comes in many ways. Often, the national holiday recognizing America’s Independence means fireworks.

Published July 1, 2021

Metro

Harsens Island to host car show

METRO DETROIT — Why did the car cross the river? To get to a car show, because that’s exactly what attendees of the Harsens Island Charity Car Show do each year.

Published July 1, 2021

C&G Newspapers

CARE receives $600,000 grant

MACOMB COUNTY — CARE of Southeastern Michigan will be receiving a $600,000 grant over the next three years to address substance abuse and health issues.

Published July 2, 2021

C&G Newspapers

Roseville nonprofit uses deprivation tank to help treat veterans

MACOMB COUNTY — Veterans at a Macomb County nonprofit are getting treatment from an unexpected source: a sensory deprivation tank.

Published July 1, 2021

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Eastpointe City Council to vote on fireworks ordinance changes

EASTPOINTE — The Eastpointe City Council will vote on two proposed ordinance amendments at its meeting on Tuesday, July 6, that will affect how fireworks may be sold in the city.

Published July 1, 2021

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Eastpointe leaders consider plans for social district

EASTPOINTE — Eastpointe leaders are considering the establishment of a social district within the city that would provide the community with a center for local events and programs.

Police urge courtesy when planning fireworks displays

Published June 30, 2021

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

St. Clair Shores police urge courtesy when planning fireworks displays

ST. CLAIR SHORES — As residents prepare to celebrate the birthday of the nation, local police want them to know just what is and isn’t permitted under St. Clair Shores and Michigan law with regard to fireworks.

Published June 25, 2021

Warren Weekly

Meet the ‘Women of Warren’

WARREN — The idea of getting a group of women leaders together grew from a conversation between Warren City Councilwoman Angela Rogensues and City Treasurer Lorie Barnwell last summer.

Published June 26, 2021

Warren Weekly

Historians exploring fundraising to repair schoolhouse, cupola

WARREN — Warren’s historic Bunert one-room schoolhouse has seen a lot of days, and it has seen better days.

The West Bloomfield Township Public Library has begun registration for this year’s summer reading program. “Tails and Tales” is the theme, and children, teenagers and adults can participate.

Published June 25, 2021

West Bloomfield Beacon

West Bloomfield library shines light on summer reading

WEST BLOOMFIELD — The West Bloomfield Township Public Library is offering a way for residents to stay on track with good reading habits via a virtual summer reading program that will run through Sept. 3.

Published June 30, 2021

Metro

May housing stats show high prices, fast sales and no letup

METRO DETROIT — During a year of many changes for everyone, the housing market also saw some major changes, and it shows no signs of cooling down anytime soon.

Published June 30, 2021

Metro

Local dog trainers discuss business trends, importance of training

METRO DETROIT — As the COVID-19 pandemic raged on in 2020, many people found themselves isolated. Cut off from co-workers, friends and family, many turned to pet adoption centers in search of a furry friend.

Published June 28, 2021

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Mount Clemens continues examining marijuana ordinance

MOUNT CLEMENS — The Mount Clemens City Commission could approve permit applications if a marijuana ordinance is approved.

Published June 24, 2021

Metro

Major construction project coming to I-696

METRO DETROIT — Starting next year, Interstate 696 will join I-75 and the laundry list of other road construction projects as the Michigan Department of Transportation seeks to reconstruct the road to make it safer for those who use it every day.

Published June 24, 2021

Southfield Sun

Lathrup Village primed to resume in-person events this summer

LATHRUP VILLAGE — As COVID-19 cases continue to decline in Michigan and state restrictions are loosened, the city of Lathrup Village is ready to welcome residents back to in-person summer events.

Published June 25, 2021

Southfield Sun

Southfield develops new diversity position

SOUTHFIELD — City officials said Southfield prides itself on diversity. From the workforce to the general population, people from all walks of life can be found within the city limits.