Brendan Losinski
Staff Writer Brendan Losinski covers Harper Woods and Northeast Detroit as well as Franklin, Bingham Farms and Beverly Hills; Birmingham Public Schools and Bloomfield Hills Schools. Brendan has worked for C & G Newspapers since 2016 and graduated from Oakland University.
Published February 19, 2019
HARPER WOODS — An upcoming event will give community members the opportunity to support local entrepreneurs
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DETROIT — A new exhibit at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit is recognizing the work of local artists with special needs.
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METRO DETROIT — The Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation is considering a proposal for a new agreement with the Detroit Department of Transportation that would mean lower rates for riders who use both services.
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EASTPOINTE — The Eastpointe Arts and Cultural Diversity Commission is inviting local kids to get into the spirit of Black History Month with an African mask-making project.
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ROSEVILLE — Roseville Community Schools will host a forum to discuss the issue of human trafficking.
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ROSEVILLE — Since 1964, the Roseville Scholarship Foundation has been giving graduating seniors in Roseville Community Schools a leg up. Each year, dozens of $1,000 scholarships are distributed to students graduating from Roseville High School to use for college or other post-graduate education.
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EASTPOINTE — Bellview Elementary School in Eastpointe is working to make reading fun with its annual literacy night during March is Reading Month. Each year, the school invites families in for a themed party and dinner that is not only entertaining and enjoyable, but also educational.
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ROSEVILLE — Each year, Roseville hosts a meeting at one of its City Council meetings to provide the council and the general public with an update on the state of the city’s departments and municipal organizations.
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ROSEVILLE — The former site of a demolished building will soon be home to a public dining, shopping, residential and gathering space as part of the city of Roseville’s ongoing revitalization plans for the Utica Junction area.
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ROSEVILLE — Roseville resident Mary Spear celebrated her 100th birthday Feb. 6 at the American House Senior Living Community.
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HARPER WOODS — To paraphrase Mark Twain, “Reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated.” Despite gossip and reports stating otherwise, Eastland Center has not and will not be closing after its purchase in October by the Kohan Retail Investment Group. The mall’s administrators say it will remain open despite many different options being considered for the future of the property.
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EASTPOINTE — Eastpointe Middle School announced that it has met a series of goals related to its partnership with the Michigan Department of Education.
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EASTPOINTE — At the Eastpointe State of the City luncheon Feb. 7, longtime mayor Suzanne Pixley announced that this will be her last term as mayor, as she is planning to retire.
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EASTPOINTE — The city of Eastpointe hosted its 2019 State of the City luncheon Feb. 7 at Eastpointe Manor. There, city leaders discussed the accomplishments of 2018 and looked forward to the challenges of the new year.
Read MorePublished February 5, 2019
ROSEVILLE — The Roseville Police Department is looking for a suspect in connection to the armed robbery of an ATM technician at approximately 10:50 a.m. Jan. 27 at the Bank of America on East 12 Mile Road at Little Mack Avenue.
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