Published September 22, 2020
FERNDALE — After many months of closures, gyms and fitness studios across Michigan were allowed to reopen Sept. 9.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
BERKLEY — The end of June marked the conclusion of the period for businesses to submit applications to the city of Berkley for a marijuana business license.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The final plan for a self-storage facility was recently approved by the Macomb Township Planning Commission.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — For the first time in six months, patrons could be seen in the Macomb Township Recreation Center. On Sept. 9, the center, located at 20699 Macomb St., opened at 25% capacity.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — As the calendar turns to fall, construction is headed into the home stretch for a Macomb Township public safety building. As of mid-September, the contractor for the 37,000-square-foot Joseph E. Koss Public Safety Building is closing in on having all the brick work done. The project’s contractor is Bernco Inc.
Read MorePublished September 21, 2020
UTICA — A former unlicensed landfill contaminated with around 19 feet of garbage under the ground located at 6993 Moscone Road has seen much change since the Utica City Council first approved a request to support an application for a grant to assist with a proposed development of a new sports complex next to Jimmy John’s Field Sept. 11, 2018.
Read MorePublished September 21, 2020
UTICA — Some residents and city leaders are concerned about the new ballot proposal on the Nov. 3 ballot that would allow a third marijuana facility to be built within feet of two marijuana locations that are already in the works in Utica.
Read MorePublished September 17, 2020
WEST BLOOMFIELD — According to Wolverine Lake resident and former West Bloomfield School District student Alina Morse, she is a normal kid.
Read MorePublished September 9, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — Small businesses across Macomb County continue to receive financial aid during the COVID-19 pandemic, due to dollars allocated by the federal government.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
ROCHESTER HILLS — Gardner-White recently announced it has purchased the former Art Van store at 1032 S. Rochester Road — which closed after Art Van declared bankruptcy and abruptly liquidated and closed all of its stores in March.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
GROSSE POINTE CITY — The last time Grosse Pointe City officials gathered at the corner of St. Clair and Mack avenues — for a groundbreaking on May 3, 2019 — the site of the future Public Safety Department was little more than an empty lot.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
BERKLEY — The city of Berkley is moving forward with its upgrades at Oxford/Merchants Park after officially selecting a contractor for the project.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
FERNDALE — At its Aug. 24 meeting, the Ferndale City Council approved its long-in-the-works Community Affordability and Inclusive Housing Action Plan.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
BIRMINGHAM — Businesses in Birmingham continue to face challenges through the COVID-19 pandemic that has kept so many customers — and their wallets — at home.
Read MorePublished September 4, 2020
ROYAL OAK — Crews are starting work on a $980,206 downtown sidewalk improvement project financed by the Royal Oak Downtown Development Authority that will replace brick pavers with stamped concrete designed to imitate pavers.
Read MorePublished September 4, 2020
BIRMINGHAM — In hopes of giving Birmingham restaurants an advantage to keep business going during the COVID-19 pandemic — and with no indication that the virus will go away soon — the City Commission voted to allow eateries to continue to serve patrons outdoors into the winter months.
Read MorePublished September 4, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Ice arenas remain closed in Michigan, as has been the case for nearly six months.
Read MorePublished September 4, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — A condominium site is yet to be developed, but a special land use recently had to be granted for the plan to progress.
Read MorePublished September 3, 2020
CENTER LINE — Officials will soon be asked to approve elements of an immediate investment of nearly $14 million at the Center Line Park Tower, an upgrade set to improve building improvements and new electronic signage at the city’s most prominent intersection.
Read MorePublished September 3, 2020
ST. CLAIR SHORES — The good news from this year’s allocation of Community Development Block Grant funds is that St. Clair Shores had enough money to fund every service organization that asked for help.
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