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Published January 31, 2020

WWPS to place bond proposal on May 5 ballot

WARREN — Three years ago, Warren Woods Public Schools taxpayers approved a $20.3 million bond issue to fund a number of districtwide building enhancements and technology updates.

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Published January 31, 2020

No charges filed, but new claims reported in De La Salle hazing case

WARREN — A day after prosecutors announced that no charges would be filed as a result of hazing allegations tied to the football program at De La Salle Collegiate, the investigation rekindled with new claims reportedly brought by another student’s family.

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Published January 30, 2020

Trump’s visit draws protesters, supporters

WARREN — As Dana Inc. employees waited for the arrival of President Donald Trump Jan. 30, supporters and protesters stood outside along Van Dyke Avenue in front of the manufacturing facility.

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President Donald Trump spoke to workers and guests at Dana Inc. in Warren on Jan. 30 during an event billed as a USMCA trade pact celebration with American workers.

Published January 30, 2020

President Trump tours Warren plant to celebrate trade deal

WARREN — The Trump train rolled into Macomb County on Jan. 30 for an afternoon whistle stop event before a vocal and welcoming crowd at a Warren auto supplier.  

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Published January 30, 2020

The Friday 5 — Jan. 31-Feb. 2

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Published January 29, 2020

Community comes together for MLK Day in Macomb County

MACOMB COUNTY — Individuals from around Macomb County gathered in Macomb Township to hear a message of “Love Is Spoken Here.”

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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 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 24, 2020

School board, superintendent sign White Paper resolution

CENTER LINE — While the legalization of recreational marijuana approved by voters in November 2018 pleased a lot of Michigan residents, there were many in the state concerned about the effects it could have on youth.

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Published January 24, 2020

Center Line Public Schools superintendent announces retirement

CENTER LINE/WARREN — Earlier this month, Center Line Public Schools Superintendent Eve Kaltz announced her retirement effective June 30, 2020.

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Published January 24, 2020

Partial print ties parolee to Warren bank robbery

WARREN — A partial fingerprint left on the door at Huntington Bank led to the arrest of a suspect in a Jan. 2 heist, Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer confirmed.

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Published January 24, 2020

Warren firefighters rescue man from burning mobile home

WARREN — Fire officials are hailing the work of the city’s first responders who have been busy with a string of structure fires over the last two months.

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Published January 23, 2020

Task force arrests 50 felons on outstanding Warren warrants

WARREN — A team of 75 officers from various federal, state, county and local agencies mounted a five-day operation that resulted in the arrests of 50 people on outstanding felony warrants sought by the Warren Police Department, officials announced Jan. 23. 

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Published January 23, 2020

The Friday 5 — Jan. 24-26

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Published January 22, 2020

Suspect shot by intended robbery victim in Warren

WARREN — Warren police said the suspect in an attempted robbery remained hospitalized after a shootout with his intended victim near Eight Mile and Hoover Roads early on Jan. 22. 

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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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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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