Published December 22, 2020
GROSSE POINTE SHORES — After years of discussion by Grosse Pointe Shores residents and officials, the city is getting closer to the creation of an ethics ordinance.
Read MorePublished December 22, 2020
GROSSE POINTE SHORES — After serving as Grosse Pointe Shores’ interim city manager for the last 15 months, Tom Krolczyk is getting what Shores officials say is a well-earned promotion to make him a permanent top city administrator.
Read MorePublished December 21, 2020
ST. CLAIR SHORES — As restaurants continue to be subject to shutdowns of in-person dining, they’re adapting with changes to better serve their customers, now and in the future.
Read MorePublished December 20, 2020
TROY — It’s easy to focus on the bad news that took place throughout 2020 — there was so much of it: especially COVID-19, its cancellations and the economic fallout. But Troy officials and community leaders recently shared some silver linings to the year that might otherwise be overlooked.
Read MorePublished December 19, 2020
HARPER WOODS — The Harper Woods Neighborhood Economic Development Coalition is trying to foster local businesses by highlighting them in a new social media campaign.
Read MorePublished December 19, 2020
ROCHESTER HILLS — Residents of Rochester Hills are invited to give their two cents on the city’s new transportation master plan during a virtual meeting Jan. 7.
Read MorePublished December 19, 2020
GROSSE POINTE SHORES — A since-rescinded violation notice over a Black Lives Matter sign in a front yard has led to a lawsuit against Grosse Pointe Shores filed by one of the city’s residents.
Read MorePublished December 18, 2020
HARPER WOODS — The Harper Woods City Council was faced with an unusual situation at its recent regular meeting Dec. 7 regarding the employment contract of City Manager Joseph Rheker.
Read MorePublished December 18, 2020
OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — Oakland Township officials are looking for residents to serve on various boards and commissions in the new year.
Read MorePublished December 18, 2020
MADISON HEIGHTS — City officials in Madison Heights say that the city’s new long-term strategic planning process has proven to be a success, with many goals having been fulfilled.
Read MorePublished December 17, 2020
ST. CLAIR SHORES — The Department of Public Works is stocked and ready for when the snow flies this winter.
Read MorePublished December 16, 2020
WARREN — The city of Warren’s bills went unpaid for a couple of weeks in early December. The decision to temporarily delay payment underscored a rift between members of the Warren City Council and Mayor Jim Fouts that has simmered for more than a year now.
Read MorePublished December 16, 2020
STERLING HEIGHTS — It’s easy to focus on the bad news that took place throughout 2020 — there was so much of it, especially COVID-19, its cancellations and the economic fallout.
Read MorePublished December 16, 2020
OAKLAND COUNTY — Six municipalities across Oakland County are set to receive grant funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA.
Read MorePublished December 16, 2020
GROSSE POINTE CITY — Electric vehicles may not yet be common — especially for personal use — but they are expected to occupy a larger segment of the automotive market in the years to come.
Read MorePublished December 15, 2020
HARPER WOODS — The Grosse Pointes-Harper Woods NAACP is seeking permission from the national organization to expel one of its members after she served as a plaintiff in one of several lawsuits seeking to delay the certification of votes in the city of Detroit following the Nov. 3 general election.
Read MorePublished December 15, 2020
CLINTON TOWNSHIP/HARRISON TOWNSHIP/MOUNT CLEMENS — While the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over, 2020 nearly is.
Read MorePublished December 9, 2020
WARREN — Companies seeking to get into the recreational marijuana business in Warren may have to wait a little while longer.
Read MorePublished December 8, 2020
FARMINGTON HILLS/SOUTHFIELD — Six municipalities across Oakland County are set to receive U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grant funding.
Read MorePublished December 8, 2020
ROYAL OAK — On Nov. 23, the Royal Oak City Commission accepted the letter of resignation offered by Commissioner Randy LeVasseur approximately three and a half hours before the start of the meeting.
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