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New art fair at Stony Creek Metropark could be a roaring success

Shelby - Utica News

Families around the country are getting a helping hand through the federal government’s child tax credit program.

Child tax credit payments start going out to families

Remediation efforts underway in wake of I-75 tanker fire

Troy Fire Department firefighters work to extinguish a July 14 fire from the ground and the air at the Big Boy restaurant at 200 W. Maple Road. The restaurant has been temporarily closed.

Roof fire temporarily closes Big Boy restaurant

Haskins

Eastpointe police arrest registered sex offender for alleged indecent exposure at park

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Warren Mayor Jim Fouts speaks in front of the City Council about the proposed development.

Officials present plan for development in Warren

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Featured Stories

July 26th

Sterling Heights Sentry

Sterling roundabout again tops ‘dangerous’ intersection list

STERLING HEIGHTS — History is cyclical for Sterling Heights’ biggest roundabout.

July 26th

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Lights will shine on Clinton River Aug. 7

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — The surface of the water will reflect the glowing lights of dozens of boats as they take to the Clinton River again this summer for the annual Harrison Township Parade of Lights.

Zoo swears in new mayor of Amphibiville

July 17th

Royal Oak Review

Detroit Zoo swears in new mayor of Amphibiville

ROYAL OAK — There’s a new mayor at the 2-acre wetland village at the Detroit Zoo known as Amphibiville.

One statistic shared at a June presentation regarding the Civilian Conservation Corps in Michigan is that 484 million trees were planted — twice as many as any other state.

July 15th

C&G Newspapers

Clinton-Macomb Public Library presentation discusses CCC history in Michigan

CLINTON TOWNSHIP/MACOMB TOWNSHIP — In the 1930s in Michigan, many trees needed replanting, and plenty of river restoration and habitat rebuilding had to be done.

July 15th

City Beautiful Commission to make a splash with dog wash fundraiser

ROCHESTER — Community members can get their dogs pampered this month while raising funds to help beautify the city of Rochester.

July 14th

OU approves 4.2% tuition increase for 2021-22 school year

ROCHESTER — Oakland University students will have to reach deeper into their pockets for a college education next year.

Sterling roundabout again tops ‘dangerous’ intersection list

July 26th

Sterling Heights Sentry

Lights will shine on Clinton River Aug. 7

July 26th

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Zoo swears in new mayor of Amphibiville

Detroit Zoo swears in new mayor of Amphibiville

July 17th

Royal Oak Review

One statistic shared at a June presentation regarding the Civilian Conservation Corps in Michigan is that 484 million trees were planted — twice as many as any other state.

Clinton-Macomb Public Library presentation discusses CCC history in Michigan

July 15th

C&G Newspapers

City Beautiful Commission to make a splash with dog wash fundraiser

July 15th

Rochester Post

OU approves 4.2% tuition increase for 2021-22 school year

July 14th

Metro

Galleries

St. Clair Shores Downtown Social District 7/10/21

Warner Mansion Historical Fashion Show in Farmington 7/11/21

Movie Night in Grosse Pointe Woods 7/10/21

"Movie Under the Stars" in Birmingham 7/17/21

Good Day Selfie Museum in Ferndale 7/15/21

"Music and Movies in the Park" in Clinton Twp. 7/14/21

Seasonal Features

Lights will shine on Clinton River Aug. 7

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Lights will shine on Clinton River Aug. 7

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Cruising into August on Gratiot

C&G Newspapers

Red Oaks Waterpark reopens with splash pad, online ticket sales

Madison - Park News

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People

Zoo swears in new mayor of Amphibiville

Detroit Zoo swears in new mayor of Amphibiville

Royal Oak Review

West Bloomfield resident Kathleen Ligocki received an honorary degree from Oakland University.

West Bloomfield resident ‘totally shocked’ by honorary degree after career in clean technologies

West Bloomfield Beacon

John Jeffire’s latest book, “A Temple for Tomorrows,” will be released in July. The 108-page book is a collection of poems. Jeffire is a teacher at Chippewa Valley High School.

Chippewa Valley High teacher releases poetry book

C&G Newspapers

UCS teacher publishes young adult fiction novel

Shelby - Utica News

Business & Development

The Fraser City Council poses with the recipients of the 2021 F.A.M.E. Awards at the Fraser fire house on July 8.

Fraser hosts annual FAME Awards

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Troy business receives cease and desist from AG’s Office

Troy business receives cease and desist from AG’s Office

A request to increase the height of a proposed Meijer was denied by the Macomb Township Zoning Board of Appeals. The store would be near the northeast corner of 24 Mile and Hayes roads.

Parking reduced, height change denied for proposed Meijer in Macomb Township

Macomb Township Chronicle

Warren Mayor Jim Fouts speaks in front of the City Council about the proposed development.

Officials present plan for development in Warren

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Arts & Entertainment

New art fair at Stony Creek Metropark could be a roaring success

Shelby - Utica News

Hazel Park to hold Pride Celebration

Madison - Park News

DIA Inside|Out program brings art reproductions to Ferndale

Huntington Woods resident writes, directs, stars in musical created during pandemic

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Charities/Service Clubs

Regions’ Boys and Girls Clubs supported by movie theater fundraiser

A rendering shows what the future “Sprinkle Kindness” mural will look like at Ray’s Ice Cream in Royal Oak. The official unveiling ceremony will take place during a customer appreciation day July 18.

Huge fundraiser saves 63-year-old ice cream business in Royal Oak

Royal Oak Review

Golf fundraiser benefits local Kiwanis Club

Shelby - Utica News

City of Detroit, Cranbrook craft memorial for COVID-19 victims

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Auto

Cruising into August on Gratiot

C&G Newspapers

Two different cars tell their own stories

Pontiac Firebird was a hit at the drive-in, onscreen and off

Sterling Heights Sentry

Pontiac Catalina convertible is fun to drive

Royal Oak Review

Police & Courts

Roseville man facing ‘revenge porn’ charges

Roseville man facing ‘revenge porn’ charges

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Haskins

Eastpointe police arrest registered sex offender for alleged indecent exposure at park

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

A “Slow Your Roll” summer police traffic enforcement campaign sign stands in front of Van Dyke Avenue, near 18 Mile Road, June 15.

Teen dies after crash at Van Dyke and 18 Mile

Sterling Heights Sentry

Troy City Council approves purchase of new body-worn and in-car cameras

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