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Farmington Hills firefighters work to extinguish an early morning Nov. 21 house fire that started after two vehicles in the garage went up in flames.

Blazing vehicles cause early morning house fire in Hills neighborhood

Farmington Press

Southfield City Council approves purchase agreement for former Northland Center

Police observe possible uptick in gun-related crimes

Troy police observe possible uptick in gun-related crimes

St. Clair Shores changes building hours in response to virus spike

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Business owner and mentor becomes first Black member of Park City Council

Grosse Pointe Times

Macomb County Circuit Court

Coronavirus surge limits local courts functions

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

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Featured Stories

November 20th

Royal Oak Review

Normandy Oaks Park slowly moving toward completion

ROYAL OAK — On Oct. 31, the city of Royal Oak and Oakland County partnered to offer walk-throughs at the future site of Normandy Oaks Park, 4234 Delemere Blvd., near Crooks and Normandy roads. Several families made the stroll in Halloween costumes.

November 19th

Macomb Township Chronicle

Restaurant owner addresses hiring in a pandemic

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on small businesses, including how they handle hiring employees.

November 19th

Local business helps make Warren Garden Club’s fundraiser happen

WARREN — The Warren Garden Club’s wreath-decorating fundraiser is wrapped in tradition.

November 18th

It’s beginning to look — kinda — like Christmas

METRO DETROIT — COVID-19 has taken a lot of celebrations away from us this season. Will it take out the season of giving, too? Not if retailers have a say in the matter.

November 18th

Madison - Park News

Local woman delivers groceries to cancer patients amid pandemic

MADISON HEIGHTS — Grocery shopping during a pandemic is a high-risk activity for cancer patients due to their weakened immune systems. To help them and their caregivers, a program through the nonprofit New Day Foundation for Families offers to do the shopping for them.

November 17th

C&G Newspapers

Watch out for water lettuce on the waterways

MACOMB COUNTY — It’s a plant that might look pretty in a contained pond or water feature in a yard, but not spreading freely over the surface of the Clinton River.

Normandy Oaks Park slowly moving toward completion

November 20th

Royal Oak Review

Restaurant owner addresses hiring in a pandemic

November 19th

Macomb Township Chronicle

Local business helps make Warren Garden Club’s fundraiser happen

November 19th

Warren Weekly

It’s beginning to look — kinda — like Christmas

November 18th

C&G Newspapers

Local woman delivers groceries to cancer patients amid pandemic

November 18th

Madison - Park News

Watch out for water lettuce on the waterways

November 17th

C&G Newspapers

Galleries

Chippewa Valley vs Stoney Creek Football 11/6/20

Veterans' Day Ceremonies 11/11/20

Macomb Co. COVID-19 Memorial 10/30/20

OCC Police Academy Training 11/13/20

Russ Marshall Photo Exhibit at the DIA 11/14/20

Election Day 11/4/20

Business & Development

Southfield City Council approves purchase agreement for former Northland Center

The Cheese Lady Farmington owner Kendra Mantey puts together a holiday gift basket behind the counter with her husband, Joe.

Shops adapt, look to Small Business Saturday for support

Farmington Press

Normandy Oaks Park slowly moving toward completion

Royal Oak Review

Restaurants innovate following statewide ban on dine-in services

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Schools

The Costello Elementary School building was closed to students due to coronavirus concerns. A sign welcomes students to Zoom for virtual learning.

Troy Schools moves to online learning only amid rise in COVID-19

Foundation grants tech tools to Troy teachers

Foundation grants tech tools to Troy teachers

Abigail Tucker is able to participate in school activities after starting a new treatment for Crohn’s disease.

Teen’s Crohn’s treatment helps her keep playing music

Hillside Elementary School is one of eight local elementary schools that will now wait to start in-person instruction until Jan. 11, 2021, after Farmington Public Schools Board of Education trustees unanimously approved the postponement date.

Elementary school in-person start date pushed back to January

Farmington Press

Sports

Birmingham Seaholm senior Audrey DaDamio is pictured competing in a race earlier this season. Dadamio’s time of 17 minutes, 46.07 seconds was good enough to get her a Division 1 state title Nov. 6 at Michigan International Speedway.

Seaholm’s DaDamio ends high school career with state title

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

The MHSAA has paused all fall tournaments and winter sports in accordance with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Pictured, West Bloomfield High’s Donovan Edwards scores one of his six touchdowns Nov. 14 against Sterling Heights Stevenson in a district final victory.

Local coaches talk pause in fall and winter sports

West Bloomfield High football cruises by Sterling Heights Stevenson to claim D-1 district title

Online Only

Country Day overcomes turnover trouble to beat Lamphere

Online Only

Arts & Entertainment

Ringwald Theatre to vacate Woodward Avenue space

Anton Holiday Market offers in-person, online shopping

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

“Oodles and Oodles of Noodley Noodles” is about a little girl who loves noodles.

Local author uses her noodle to pen new children’s book

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Farmington Civic Theater General Manager Scott Freeman stands behind the concessions stand counter. Hand sanitizer and barcode/QR code scanners sit atop the counter to provide patrons a touchless experience.

Farmington-area theaters work to adapt amid new guidelines

Farmington Press

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Seasonal Features

Gifts to be delivered to seniors across Farmington Hills, as part of the Adults 50 & Better Division’s Senior Secret Santa program, line the walls of the Costick Center in 2019.

Senior Secret Santa program aims to spread joy to Hills residents

Farmington Press

Twp. Parks & Rec mixing up options for holidays

Clinton Township Parks and Recreation mixing up options for holidays

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Neighborhood House offers support to families in need during the holidays

Ferndale, Berkley trying to move on with holiday-themed events

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People

Longtime Royal Oak City Attorney David Gillam worked his last day with the city of Royal Oak Nov. 13 and was set to begin his new position as village administrator and clerk in Wolverine Lake, a 1.68-square-mile village in Commerce Township, Nov. 23.

Longtime Royal Oak city attorney leaves to serve hometown

Royal Oak Review

In October, Chippewa Valley Schools received 130 hat and scarf sets that were handmade by Vivian Mathew. Pictured are Hailey Ross, Lilly McEvoy and Elyse McEvoy.

Macomb Township woman crochets hats and scarves to benefit local students

Macomb Township Chronicle

Shelby Township author writes historical fiction series

Shelby - Utica News

Chamber awards best and brightest despite canceling yearly banquet

Eastpointe-Roseville Chamber of Commerce awards best, brightest

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Coronavirus

Beaumont hospitals reinstate visitor restrictions as COVID-19 cases rise

Beaumont hospitals reinstate visitor restrictions as COVID-19 cases rise

Royal Oak Review

St. Clair Shores changes building hours in response to virus spike

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Macomb County Circuit Court

Coronavirus surge limits local courts functions

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

State rolls out COVID-19 exposure notification app

Michigan rolls out COVID-19 exposure notification app

More Coronavirus

Elections

Officials reflect on election turnout, security

Troy officials reflect on election turnout, security

Birmingham mayor elected to uncommon second term

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

Hall-Rayford wins Eastpointe school board seat as write-in candidate

Hall-Rayford wins Eastpointe school board seat as write-in candidate

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Residents cast votes in local races, select new judge

Harper Woods residents cast votes in local races, select new judge

Advertiser Times

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