Macomb Township Chronicle

Published July 9, 2018

Local educators, experts discuss evolution of school safety

CLINTON TOWNSHIP/MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Chippewa Valley Schools Superintendent Ron Roberts said keeping students safe has never been a higher priority. Dealing with evolving school threats involves thinking both inside and outside the box.

Published July 9, 2018

State tax filers can now support WWII vets memorial

LANSING — By simply checking a box and attaching a form, state taxpayers can now support an ongoing effort to build a permanent memorial honoring Michigan’s more than 620,000 people who served at home and abroad during World War II.

Published July 6, 2018

SEMCOG app to introduce 360-degree tours of local trails, waterways

DETROIT — The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments is preparing to offer a new resource to residents and visitors to the southeast Michigan area: visual mapping of several of the region’s parks, trails and waterways.

Published July 6, 2018

C & G Newspapers staff members share their favorite summer jams

WARREN — Sly and the Family Stone harmonized about “Hot Fun in the Summertime,” while Eddie Cochran and The Who battled the “Summertime Blues.” With summer in full swing, this week’s Warren Weekly pays tribute to flip-flops, road trips, backyard barbecues, and relaxing at the lake by asking C & G Newspapers staff members about their favorite summertime jams.

Published July 3, 2018

Experts offer tips to protect homes during vacation

METRO DETROIT — Taking proper safety precautions should be a high priority to avoid returning home to a burglarized or damaged home.

Published July 3, 2018

Berries: Excellent taste, fashionably late

METRO DETROIT — Our fine state is known for its tart cherries, and it’s one of the leading producers of blueberries in the country, harvesting an average 110 million pounds of more than 30 varieties.

Published July 3, 2018

Don’t detour around safe work zone driving habits

METRO DETROIT — Whether it’s “road closed” barricades or orange barrels, all of the markers for road construction are in sight for many commuters this summer.

Published July 2, 2018

Human trafficking suspects attempting to facilitate plea deals

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — A pair of Macomb Township residents accused of human trafficking have had their cases bound over to Macomb County Circuit Court, and each defendant may seek separate plea deals.Read More

Published July 2, 2018

Friends of Macomb Township donates money for scholarships, alternative education

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The Friends of Macomb Township organization has donated a combined $10,000 to local students and a school as part of the community group’s yearly fundraising.Read More

Published June 27, 2018

Behind the Wheel: Flyer to be featured on Discovery’s ‘Sticker Shock’

FERNDALE — Last year, Ferndale resident Chris Beltz shared the history of his 1919 Briggs & Stratton Flyer with our readers as part of C & G Newspapers’ Behind the Wheel series, and now the story of his car is about to reach an even bigger audience on national TV.

Published June 27, 2018

Local 9-year-old publishes superhero book

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — In second grade, most kids may be content with playing outside or playing video games. But not Darien Belcher Jr. When he was in second grade, Darien wrote a book, including the story and drawing the illustrations.Read More

Published June 27, 2018

Library educates kids on bees through interactive learning

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The first instinct when you see a bee may be to run, but the Clinton-Macomb Public Library North Branch used a week of bee-related activities to educate children, and some adults, on the importance of bees.Read More

Published June 27, 2018

Run the Plank 5K organizers expect 1,500 people for June 30 event

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Start stretching, because the seventh annual Run the Plank 5K event returns to Macomb Township on June 30. The fundraising run is a collaboration between three local churches — Immanuel Lutheran, St. Isidore and St. Peter Lutheran churches.Read More

Published June 26, 2018

Take steps to protect your pets from heat, anxiety this summer

METRO DETROIT — With a few days having hit highs in the mid-90s before the official start of summer, it’s important to remember that humans aren’t the only ones who feel the effects of the heat — pets do too.

Published June 26, 2018

Stop recycling myths about trash

METRO DETROIT — Lots of researchers say now that making an effort to reduce all of our waste overall is a better approach to cleaning up our planet.

Published June 25, 2018

Gleaners kicks off Hunger Free Summer campaign

METRO DETROIT — With the help of several sponsors, Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan will again feed children this summer. On June 16, Gleaners kicked off its Hunger Free Summer campaign with games, food and more during an event held at the Emerald Springs Townhomes in Detroit.

Published June 25, 2018

Summer academies return to MCC

MACOMB COUNTY — A number of local high school students are learning more about the professions they are interested in through several summer academies offered at Macomb Community College.

Published June 20, 2018

Private senior living facility proposed for Macomb Township off Hayes Road

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — A senior living facility is in the works in Macomb Township and could break ground this year on Hayes Road just north of 22 Mile Road. Red Tail Real Estate, based in St.Read More

Published June 20, 2018

Music in the Park concert series kicks off June 28 in Macomb Township

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The Music in the Park Summer Concert Series will return to Macomb Corners Park this summer, with the first concert taking place June 28 to help kick off the 20th anniversary of the Macomb Township Parks and Recreation Department.Read More

Published June 20, 2018

Bucci resigns from zoning board prior to public hearing on his removal

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — It took almost seven months and a public hearing on the matter being scheduled, but Macomb Township Trustee Dino Bucci has resigned from the township’s Zoning Board of Appeals, effective June 13.Read More