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Eastpointe home targeted for 2nd time by drive-by shooters

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Officer rescues choking infant

Sterling Heights Sentry

Missing Southfield baby returned

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Southfield Sun

Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and Macomb County Planning and Economic Development Director Vicky Rad discuss the second round of pandemic-related grants July 8, this time for businesses with 50-plus employees.

Macomb County businesses with 50-plus employees can apply for $10,000 grants

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Neff Park pool closes temporarily after lifeguard tests positive for COVID-19

Grosse Pointe Times

Adams High football coaching staffer diagnosed with COVID-19

Rochester Post

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July 9th

Grosse Pointe Times

Revised War Memorial plans to be discussed at July 13 council meeting

GROSSE POINTE FARMS — Officials with The War Memorial, 32 Lake Shore Road in Grosse Pointe Farms, are looking forward to unveiling revised plans for renovations and an addition to Farms officials and the public.

July 7th

Rochester Post

RCS to provide all students laptops

ROCHESTER/ROCHESTER HILLS/OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — Rochester Community Schools is going to give a computer to every K-12 student through a new 1-to-1 technology program that will begin during the 2020-21 school year.

July 7th

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Museums reopen with new safety protocols due to pandemic

DETROIT — Museums and other cultural institutions in Detroit are starting to reopen, but with COVID-19 still very much a concern, these facilities are taking steps to keep guests and staff safe.

July 7th

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Pollution down, trash up amid pandemic

METRO DETROIT — Medical experts will tell you that, as of now, it’s hard to say how each patient will react to the COVID-19 virus. But for Mother Nature, the prognosis is good.

Girl Scout Troop 76249, based out of Oak Ridge Elementary School in Royal Oak, poses with the Little Free Pantry they constructed as part of their Agent of Change badge. The stand-alone food pantry will be installed at a to-be-determined location on city property to serve the community.

July 7th

Royal Oak Review

Girl Scouts’ food pantry to serve community

ROYAL OAK — On June 22, the Royal Oak City Commission unanimously granted approval for Girl Scout Troop 76249, based out of Oak Ridge Elementary School, to place its Little Free Pantry on city property.

Chanta Paul, of Detroit, poses with her car, which she obtained through the Royal Oak-based Here to Help Foundation. Paul utilized the organization’s Returning Hope to Returning Citizens program and now works as an addiction recovery coach.

July 7th

Royal Oak Review

Assistance program launched for those exiting prison system

ROYAL OAK — Since 2007, the Royal Oak-based Here to Help Foundation has been distributing personal grants to give individuals who are down on their luck a hand up in a time of need.