Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Published March 11, 2019

CVHS brings cultural celebration back for second year

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Chippewa Valley High School teachers Natalie Srbinovski and Kristin DeLuca felt that the school’s inaugural International Evening event went so well last year, they had to do it again in 2019.

Published March 11, 2019

Davis to leave judgeship to focus on FAN mission

FRASER/CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Linda Davis is shifting her focus to something near and dear to her heart: developing and expanding programs that better society and combat addiction.

Published March 8, 2019

Remembering Gil Demers

WARREN — Gilbert Demers, the founder, publisher and patriarch of the C & G Newspapers family, passed away peacefully Feb. 25 at his home in Florida. His wife, Charlotte, the “C” to his “G,” and his five children were by his side. He was 89.

Published March 6, 2019

The Friday 5 — March 8-10

Your guide to this weekend's events

Children relax on the dock at Camp Sancta Maria, where fathers and sons, mothers and daughters can spend a weekend at the camp together.

Published March 6, 2019

All in the family: Summer camp isn’t just for kids

Cabins, swimming in the lake, crafts and outdoor adventures are summertime traditions for some children.

Phragmites grow near the intersection of Tienken and Squirrel roads last September.

Published March 6, 2019

Invasive plants attack home values

Invasive phragmites, water hyacinth, European frogbit and red swamp crayfish — along with the fungus oak wilt and more — can damage landscapes and lower home values.

Published March 5, 2019

The 1970s are ‘right on’ in program series

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Slip into those platform shoes, put on that polyester pantsuit and get ready to do The Hustle: “The 1970s: Heavy, Hip and Happenin’” program at the Lorenzo Cultural Center has begun.

Published March 5, 2019

Feds announce effort to help states, communities combat PFAS

LANSING — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced in February that it will respond to “extensive public interest” in the dangers of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, with a multifaceted action plan.

Published March 5, 2019

DTE says it’s clear of Ground to Sky

METRO DETROIT — It was just over four years ago that DTE Energy’s Ground to Sky program was squashed under a mountain of complaints about what residents called reckless clear-cutting of trees in residential neighborhoods.

Published March 4, 2019

U.S. welcomes 50 new citizens in naturalization ceremony

MACOMB COUNTY — On March 1, the United States officially welcomed 50 new citizens from 24 countries across five continents.

Published March 4, 2019

Hockeytown surprise: Red Wings’ Witkowski visits Fraser school

FRASER — Emerson Elementary School student Daniel Caicedo will likely remember Feb. 27, 2019, for the rest of his life.

Published March 4, 2019

Parents, caregivers invited to CARE’s parenting conference in Clinton Township

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — CARE of Southeastern Michigan is calling all mothers, fathers and caregivers to join them at their 24th annual Parenting Conference March 23 at the Macomb Intermediate School District campus in Clinton Township.

Published March 4, 2019

Man pleads ‘no contest’ to filming unclothed women at CrossFit facility in Clinton Township

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — A man alleged to have visually recorded numerous unclothed females at a fitness facility recently pleaded no contest to a slew of charges.

Published March 4, 2019

Man sentenced to six months in prison in Clinton Township bar stabbing case

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — A man has been sentenced to six months behind bars after a 2016 stabbing outside a bar in Clinton Township.

Published March 4, 2019

Man arrested for running illegal dental practice from Clinton Township home

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — A man has been charged with allegedly operating an unlicensed dental facility in the basement of his Clinton Township home.

Published March 1, 2019

Macomb County officials at odds over expenditure of forfeiture funds

MOUNT CLEMENS — Trouble is brewing in Macomb County politics as two of the area’s leading elected officials are pointing fingers at each other regarding questionable spending practices.

A privacy fence can help keep a dog from getting lost, and a dog’s collar should have a tag with contact information on it.

Published February 28, 2019

Take steps to protect your furry friend from getting lost

METRO DETROIT — Something pet owners never want to experience is a moment of fear and regret while seeing that their little furry friend has taken an unplanned trip out of the house or yard.