Published October 12, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — Tens of millions of dollars were recently allocated to continue to support the opioids crisis response.
Read MorePublished October 7, 2020
In the Sentry’s coverage area, voters will decide presidential, federal, state and local races — as well as two city ballots proposal that could adjust signature requirements for running for office and potentially lengthen City Council terms — Nov. 3.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
BERKLEY — Each time Randy Booden steps on the gas pedal of his red 1969 Plymouth GTX, it draws attention.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
METRO DETROIT — Wake up. Log in. Listen to a teacher over headphones and communicate with classmates through a screen. Log out.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
METRO DETROIT — According to local real estate agents, the housing market this time of year has never been hotter for those interested in putting their homes up for sale.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — Macomb County is not enforcing a mask mandate. County Executive Mark Hackel said Oct. 6 that the county “will continue to operate as it did before the Court made its decision,” referencing the Michigan Supreme Court’s Oct. 2 ruling that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer does not have the legal authority to extend or declare states of emergency in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
DETROIT — Roman Catholic Church officials have begun the process of examining the life of Father Gabriel Richard to see if he qualifies for sainthood.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
METRO DETROIT — Treatment options for those suffering from opioid addiction are now easier to obtain as Team Wellness Center is launching an expansion of its opioid treatment programming.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
WARREN/STERLING HEIGHTS — With students learning at home virtually because of COVID-19, many educators have said they miss their students, and local districts have purchased electronic devices, such as Chromebooks, for at-home learning.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
FRASER — On Sept. 29, Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller announced that the insurance company for three contractors whose errors led to a massive sinkhole in Fraser in 2016 will pay $12.5 million to the Macomb Interceptor Drain Drainage District (MIDDD).
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
UTICA/SHELBY TOWNSHIP/STERLING HEIGHTS — Carrie Slade, a first grade teacher at Flickinger Elementary School in Utica, said she is looking forward to being back in the classroom with her students as Utica Community Schools takes its next steps in the transition to more in-person activities.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights police officers will soon be toting cameras around, but it won’t be because they decided to become cinematographers.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
LANSING/MACOMB COUNTY — The state of Michigan is devoting more money toward local public health department efforts to coordinate with local governments, universities and other institutions in relation to COVID-19 wastewater testing programs.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — The November election is weeks away, and local absentee ballot requests are astronomical when compared to past years.
Read MorePublished September 25, 2020
MOUNT CLEMENS — Former Macomb County Clerk Karen Spranger once again has a warrant out for her arrest.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
WARREN — Each time Bob Geib revved his 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air, five of his closest buddies would tag along for the ride. Sadly, all five friends have passed away, but the spirit of the group lives on whenever Geib goes cruising.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
METRO DETROIT — Some parents who never would have considered taking their kids out of the classroom are parting ways with local school systems in favor of homeschooling this year.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
DETROIT — COVID-19 has caused the cancellation of scores of important events, but the Junior League of Detroit’s 23rd biennial Designers’ Show House isn’t one of them.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
OAKLAND COUNTY — When Ray Owen hears the term “The Greatest Generation,” he says he can’t help but feel “kind of proud of it.” Owen, who lives in Northville, near Farmington Hills, turns 99 in December.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — Following a year in which he was charged with 10 felonies by the state of Michigan and resigned from office, a former top elected official has been federally charged.
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