Published February 1, 2019
ROSEVILLE — After confronting subfreezing temperatures, many Michigan residents may be looking for ways to help those less fortunate survive the cold. Macomb Community Action is giving people an opportunity to do just that with its 29th annual Walk for Warmth.
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EASTPOINTE/ROSEVILLE — Whether it’s a snow day home from school or trying to escape the winter blues with a good book, the Eastpointe and Roseville libraries are welcoming in residents and offering a variety of wintertime resources.
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Wild winter weather frosted and exhausted Sterling Heights residents and government services the week of Jan. 28 as city buildings, schools and streets faced disruptions due to a one-two wallop of snow and subzero temperatures.
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The history of the John Warrenner home on Ryan Road in Sterling Heights goes back to the 1800s. But to its current owner, Karl Eckert, it’s the place where his dad set up a hobby woodworking workshop and made furniture.
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People who want to paddle, pedal or pace through Sterling Heights will have more options, according to city officials.
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MOUNT CLEMENS — The Anton Art Center in Mount Clemens and First State Bank in St. Clair Shores have partnered up to bring free monthly art experiences to the community through the end of 2019.
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HAZEL PARK — The well-manicured grass turf lawn is a staple of suburban communities — but it’s not the only approach one can take with their yard. In fact, there are alternatives that are better for the ecosystem yet still straightforward to maintain and pleasing to the eye. The Hazel Park Nature Initiative is a new program that seeks to educate the public on these options while working on local ordinances that will enhance the city’s natural landscape.
Read MorePublished January 31, 2019
UTICA — The suspect who investigators believe is responsible for the torturous death of a dog at Grant Park in Utica last week was arraigned Jan. 31 at the 41-A District Court in Shelby Township.
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SYLVAN LAKE — Chin up, back straight, look ‘em in the eyes and give a firm handshake.
A new class in Sylvan Lake will teach young people a thing or two about being polite.
Read MorePublished January 31, 2019
Local utility officials asked residents to set their thermostats at 65 degrees or lower in order to conserve resources in record-breaking temperatures.
Read MorePublished January 30, 2019
UTICA — Utica police have a suspect in custody in what investigators described as the torturous death of a dog in Grant Park last week.
Read MorePublished January 30, 2019
WARREN — It was midday on Jan. 29 and the outside temperature was dropping. The wind had picked up, making the bitterly cold readings feel even worse on bare skin and exposed fur. Prolonged exposure to the weather was growing unforgiving, potentially deadly.
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ST. CLAIR SHORES — After taking a month off, winter is hitting Michigan with a vengeance, closing schools, causing snow emergencies and leading to residents huddling at home to stay warm.
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METRO DETROIT — Cold, wet weather and icy streets can kill one’s motivation to stay physically active.
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METRO DETROIT — At the age of 55, Paul Chatlin could not walk more than seven steps without having to stop and take several breaths. He also found out he had three blocked coronary arteries and was a candidate for bypass surgery.
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LATHRUP VILLAGE — Extra chairs were added to accommodate the residents who poured into the Community Room inside Lathrup Village City Hall Jan. 26 to sound off on recreational marijuana in the city.
Read MorePublished January 29, 2019
UTICA — Utica police are calling an incident that occurred last week at Grant Park a “heinous act” and are looking for those responsible for the death of a dog.
Read MorePublished January 29, 2019
AUBURN HILLS/ROCHESTER HILLS — Anjika Jain, a sophomore at Avondale High School, won the 2018 Congressional App Challenge for Michigan’s 11th Congressional District. The 15-year-old, from Auburn Hills, created “Bridge the Gap,” an app that helps youths with autism and cognitive impairments improve social skills and manage their daily routines.
Read MorePublished January 29, 2019
TROY — Troy resident John Kaiser, 75, has a great laugh and a wacky sense of humor.
Read MorePublished January 29, 2019
GROSSE POINTES/DETROIT — Three years ago, a small group of female friends realized that despite their size, they could make a big difference in the lives of women in need.
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