Published October 27, 2020
GROSSE POINTE SHORES — Who says you can’t go home again? Nine years after retiring as Grosse Pointe Shores’ public safety director, Stephen Poloni is returning to the Shores in a different role — as city manager.
Read MorePublished October 26, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — In back-to-back weeks, Macomb Township residents had the chance to ask questions and give feedback regarding the township’s future.
Read MorePublished October 26, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Pushed back a week, the Oct. 19 Macomb Township Board of Trustees meeting went off without a hitch.
Read MorePublished October 23, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — There is a final call to Macomb County businesses of all sizes: Seize the opportunity to apply for grants while money is still available.
Read MorePublished October 23, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — Thomas J. Tomko is Macomb County’s new public defender.
Read MorePublished October 22, 2020
MADISON HEIGHTS — The mayor and council of Madison Heights unanimously approved a resolution earlier this month ending the city’s observation of Columbus Day, and instead observing Indigenous Peoples’ Day, which honors the history of the native people who first lived in this country.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
FARMINGTON — A new focus on pathways in Farmington aims to create a more connected community from the city’s farthest outlying subdivisions to its downtown core.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
GROSSE POINTE CITY — The COVID-19 pandemic has upended virtually every aspect of life — including vacation time.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
GROSSE POINTE SHORES — As Grosse Pointe Shores’ finance officer and treasurer, Rhonda Ricketts handled everything from budgets and audits to payroll. But while she was hired for her financial skill set, she was also liked and admired by many for doing more than what her job description entailed.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
BIRMINGHAM — As the Birmingham City Commission gears up to start hosting meetings in person again in City Hall chambers, they’ll start with a particularly important task: finding replacements for two roles in the city manager’s office.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The first in a series of virtual master plan open houses was held Oct. 15 in Macomb Township.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — A couple hours prior to a scheduled Macomb Township Board of Trustees meeting, it was announced that the meeting was postponed.
Read MorePublished October 19, 2020
FRASER — Former Fraser City Manager Donald Wayne O’Neal recently filed an employee discrimination lawsuit against the city, alleging that he was terminated due to attempting to bridge the pay gap between male and female city department heads.
Read MorePublished October 19, 2020
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Shelby Township released a new website with added tools and a whole new design Sept. 23 to help residents more easily find what they’re looking for while on the site.
Read MorePublished October 16, 2020
ROSEVILLE — Charges were filed Oct. 13 against Roseville City Councilman Charles Frontera in relation to a police action that took place at his home Feb. 20.
Read MorePublished October 16, 2020
HARPER WOODS — Several Harper Woods leaders came together to host a public safety forum online Oct. 6.
Read MorePublished October 16, 2020
STERLING HEIGHTS — When it came to a plan promising unity, the Sterling Heights City Council voted in one accord.
Read MorePublished October 15, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — The Macomb County Public Works Office doesn’t want to be caught unaware of a problem again.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
SOUTHFIELD — The city of Southfield recently became more in step with the 21st century with the implementation of a building software and assessing online permit application system. The goal of the new system is to streamline the permit application process and bring more contractual work to the city.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
GROSSE POINTE SHORES — As a group of Grosse Pointe Shores retirees picketed outside of Shores City Hall Sept. 15 to protest changes to their health care by the Shores City Council, one passing motorist called out, “Shame on you, council.”
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