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Roseville city councilman resigns, pleads guilty to drug possession charge

Updated

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Lilliana Kerr was killed in 2017 after a table fell on her at a Head Start program. A bill known as “Lilliana’s Law” would require increased safety inspections in Michigan schools.

Local state rep aims to make school safety inspections a requirement

West Bloomfield Beacon

Barricaded gunman situation resolved in Rochester Hills

Suspect charged after stolen Jeep runs red light, kills woman

Updated

Sterling Heights Sentry

At the April 26 Board of Education meeting, the school board voted 6-1 on a resolution to revise quarantine and close-contact tracing rules that upset many parents and staff members. Others, however, agreed with the motion.

Grosse Pointe staff, parents sound off on board’s COVID-19 resolution revision

Grosse Pointe Times

Police: Driver in fatal crash had 'very high' level of alcohol in bloodstream

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Featured Stories

May 6th

Shelby - Utica News

Artist paints students reading for ‘Paint a Reader’ program

SHELBY TOWNSHIP/ UTICA — Since lockdown first began, Sarah Chisholm, who is a first grade teacher at Plumbrook Elementary in Sterling Heights, has been trying to find ways to inspire her students and their creativity while at home.

May 3rd

Shelby - Utica News

Shelby Township to build water storage facility

SHELBY TOWNSHIP — During the summer of 2020, Shelby Township exceeded its maximum allowable peak water usage through the Great Lakes Water Authority, particularly in July. The township averaged more than its maximum permissible usage by as much as 10%.

April 28th

Gardening continues to bloom amid COVID-19

METRO DETROIT — As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, one trend that seems to be here to stay is gardening.

April 28th

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Cruisin’ Gratiot moving forward with June date despite COVID concerns

EASTPOINTE — The Eastpointe tradition of Cruisin’ Gratiot will hit the road this year despite questions of whether the date would be moved or if the event would happen at all in 2021.

April 28th

Rust Belt Market celebrates 10 years

FERNDALE — One of the most recognized spots in the city of Ferndale will be celebrating 10 years in May.

April 28th

Shelby - Utica News

Police Department donates abandoned bikes to Re-Cycle for Kids program

SHELBY TOWNSHIP/UTICA — The Shelby Township Police Department made a large donation of bikes to a local program in hopes that the bikes will find new owners who need them.

Artist paints students reading for ‘Paint a Reader’ program

May 6th

Shelby - Utica News

Shelby Township to build water storage facility

May 3rd

Shelby - Utica News

Gardening continues to bloom amid COVID-19

April 28th

Metro

Cruisin’ Gratiot moving forward with June date despite COVID concerns

April 28th

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Rust Belt Market celebrates 10 years

April 28th

Woodward Talk

Police Department donates abandoned bikes to Re-Cycle for Kids program

April 28th

Shelby - Utica News

Galleries

Birmingham Farmers Market Opens 5/2/21

Congressional Festival of Arts in Utica 4/17/21

Motorcycle Safety at MCC South Campus 5/1/21

Rochester Farmers Market Opens 5/2/21

Earth Day Cleanup in Harrison Twp. 4/17/21

Arbor Day Celebrations 4/30/21

Schools

Lilliana Kerr was killed in 2017 after a table fell on her at a Head Start program. A bill known as “Lilliana’s Law” would require increased safety inspections in Michigan schools.

Local state rep aims to make school safety inspections a requirement

West Bloomfield Beacon

School board approves later start time for high schools

Troy school board approves later start time for high schools

Barricaded gunman situation resolved in Rochester Hills

Artist paints students reading for ‘Paint a Reader’ program

Shelby - Utica News

Seasonal Features

Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce hopes to introduce new festival this summer

Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce hopes to introduce new festival this summer

Grosse Pointe Times

Porch Pop Up exhibits return to the Birmingham Museum

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Churches offer tastes of festival favorites

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

From left, Grosse Pointe City Urban Forestry Commissioners Larry Saylor (with Pippa) and Alaine Bush join City Forester Brian Colter to mark Arbor Day by planting a snowdrift crabapple tree at Elworthy Field in the City.

Grosse Pointe City’s tree program reaches new height

Grosse Pointe Times

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Business & Development

City to upgrade marina, parks Wi-Fi

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Rust Belt Market celebrates 10 years

Major sewer infrastructure project to start late this summer in Macomb County

C&G Newspapers

Hazel Park joins newly formed SOAR Chamber of Commerce

Madison - Park News

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Arts & Entertainment

Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce hopes to introduce new festival this summer

Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce hopes to introduce new festival this summer

Grosse Pointe Times

Author Kirby Larson speaks with fourth and fifth grade students during a 2019 Authors in April visit.

‘Authors in April’ celebrates graphic novel authors and illustrators this May

Artist paints students reading for ‘Paint a Reader’ program

Shelby - Utica News

Porch Pop Up exhibits return to the Birmingham Museum

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

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People

Farmington Public Schools recently announced that Jon Barth would take over as the district’s director of facilities.

FPS gets new facilities director

Farmington Press

Local hot rod Enthusiast reflects on car history; Autorama canceled

Shelby - Utica News

Ferndale artist to host art show at local bank

Local lawmakers and statewide talent development officials recognize man’s recovery

Shelby - Utica News

Coronavirus

At the April 26 Board of Education meeting, the school board voted 6-1 on a resolution to revise quarantine and close-contact tracing rules that upset many parents and staff members. Others, however, agreed with the motion.

Grosse Pointe staff, parents sound off on board’s COVID-19 resolution revision

Grosse Pointe Times

Hospice of Michigan offers virtual grief support sessions

Remnants of disposable wipes and other debris sit after being raked from higher sections of the giant bar screen at the Northeast Sewage Pumping Station in Detroit.

Pandemic-related trash causes waste increases, sewer problems

C&G Newspapers

The city of Southfield will display a COVID-19 memorial outside the Southfield Municipal Center May 10-28. City officials will display flags on the front lawn to honor those connected with Southfield who have died of the virus.

Southfield to display COVID-19 memorial, visual tribute in May

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Discover your family history

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Berkley Public Library

May

6

Youth orchestra auditions

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Oakland Youth Orchestras

May

6

Care partner wellness support program

10 a.m.

First Congregational Church of Rochester

May

6

'The Haven Sanitarium' discussion

7 p.m.

Rochester-Avon Historical Society

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