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Published January 30, 2020

The Friday 5 — Jan. 31-Feb. 2

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Published January 29, 2020

Southfield police chief details plan for new policing model

SOUTHFIELD — Police Chief Elvin Barren hosted a press conference recently to announce his goals for the department.

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The northbound section of Lahser Road, near Eight Mile, remains closed following the repair of a water main earlier this month.

Published January 29, 2020

Portion of Lahser Road to remain closed after water main break

SOUTHFIELD — Thanks to the weather, the portion of Lahser Road affected by recent water main breaks will remain closed indefinitely, officials said.

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Floyd Galloway walks into the courtroom Sept. 9 in 47th District Court in Farmington Hills for a pretrial hearing in the case against him for the 2016 disappearance and murder of Farmington Hills resident Danielle Stislicki.

Published January 29, 2020

Galloway trial delayed

SOUTHFIELD — A trial for the Berkley man accused of killing Farmington Hills resident Danielle Stislicki has been delayed, according to court documents.

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Published January 29, 2020

Remembering ‘Super’ Sunday

METRO DETROIT — From Jets to Giants to Colts, when the NFL puts on its brightest lights, local athletes from the C & G coverage area have been there.

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Published January 29, 2020

Another day at the ‘paw-ffice’

METRO DETROIT — The idea that only purebred dogs are allowed at dog shows is a common misconception, according to dog experts.

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Published January 29, 2020

How to keep that cozy feeling post-holidays

METRO DETROIT — Once the tree, lights and garland are all packed away and sent to the basement until next year, it can leave homes feeling a little cold.

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Published January 27, 2020

Local recreation officials detail park projects for 2020

OAKLAND COUNTY — They might not be getting much attention now, but the parks in Ferndale, Berkley, Huntington Woods and Pleasant Ridge soon will after the winter season ends.

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Oakland County Executive David Coulter shared his thoughts on local economic development at The Townsend Hotel Jan. 24.

Published January 27, 2020

Economists wary but hopeful for Michigan in 2020

OAKLAND COUNTY — In Oakland County, residents can expect municipal budgets to stay in the black, development to grow and property values to keep climbing through 2020.

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Published January 24, 2020

Scholarship, mini-grant opportunities available

METRO DETROIT — High school students planning to attend college or a vocational trade school are encouraged to look into scholarship opportunities from two local credit unions.

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Published January 23, 2020

The Friday 5 — Jan. 24-26

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Published January 22, 2020

Free and discounted radon tests are available in January

METRO DETROIT — You can’t see, smell or taste it — but radon lurking in your home in winter months when doors and windows stay closed, which allows radon to collect, can cause lung cancer.

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Published January 22, 2020

Parents debate when is right for children to have smartphones

METRO DETROIT — When to give a child a smartphone depends on a lot of factors, say metro Detroit parents.

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City officials are looking into renovating the council chambers inside City Hall, 26000 Evergreen Road, along with making security updates to some city buildings.

Published January 21, 2020

Southfield buildings in talks for facelift, security upgrades

SOUTHFIELD — City officials are looking into the costs associated with upgrading the council chambers and tightening security in various city buildings.

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Published January 21, 2020

Southfield’s MLK taskforce encourages action at 35th annual peace walk, celebration

SOUTHFIELD — The Southfield Pavilion overflowed with song and celebration Jan. 20, as community members gathered for the 35th year in a row to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Published January 21, 2020

Southfield reports multiple water main breaks at Lahser, Eight Mile

SOUTHFIELD — According to city officials, water is still safe for consumption despite several recent water main breaks.

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Published January 21, 2020

Beaumont researchers discover key biomarkers for predicting autism in newborns

METRO DETROIT — Scientists are one step closer to developing an autism screening for newborns.

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Published January 21, 2020

Cities laying out plans for road construction in 2020

OAKLAND COUNTY — Living in Michigan means residents live through not four, but five seasons: winter, spring, summer, fall and road construction.

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Published January 17, 2020

Detroit prepares for 2020 Winter Blast festival

DETROIT — Detroit is getting ready for its annual Winter Blast festival, which will run from Friday, Feb. 7, to Sunday, Feb. 9, in Cadillac Square.

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Published January 17, 2020

High lake levels will continue into 2020

With the Great Lakes starting 2020 higher than they did in 2019, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, is urging those impacted by high water levels in 2019 to prepare for a similar situation this year.

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The events in our calendar were submitted prior to the coronavirus crisis. As efforts have increased to contain the spread of the coronavirus, many events have been canceled. Read More... On March 13, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer issued an executive order to cancel all events statewide that involve more than 250 people. It is recommended that you call ahead if you still intend to attend one of these events.

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