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Published October 29, 2024

STERLING HEIGHTS — Another step in Sterling Heights’ traffic safety agenda is underway.

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Published October 28, 2024

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — It took them about two minutes, but they did it.

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Published October 25, 2024

WARREN/STERLING HEIGHTS/TROY — As Election Day nears on Nov. 5, residents in the Van Dyke Public Schools and Warren Consolidated Schools districts will be asked to consider bond proposals.

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Published October 25, 2024

STERLING HEIGHTS — There’s an electoral fork in the road approaching. It’ll soon be up to Sterling Heights voters to decide which pathway to take regarding a ballot millage proposal that city officials say promises to promote recreation, sustainability and other city priorities.

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Published October 25, 2024

STERLING HEIGHTS — A northern gateway along Sterling Heights’ border could soon look nicer after a majority of the Sterling Heights City Council voted to approve a plan to replace its fencing.

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Published October 25, 2024

STERLING HEIGHTS — The long-term plans for the Lakeside City Center could truly put the “heights” in Sterling Heights.

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Published October 25, 2024

MACOMB COUNTY — Issuing threats against places of learning is no laughing matter and serious consequences await those who try. Officials warn students and others from attempting such an act.

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Published October 23, 2024

METRO DETROIT — A look at five things to do during the weekend of Oct. 25-27

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Published October 16, 2024

METRO DETROIT — For those who seek to build bonds with animals, getting a pet is one way to go. But not everyone has the time or space to commit to a furry friend for years.

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Published October 16, 2024

WARREN/STERLING HEIGHTS — As a licensed funeral director, Jeff Mandziuk’s intent is to always treat the departed with the utmost respect and dignity.

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Published October 15, 2024

METRO DETROIT — A look at five things to do during the weekend of Oct. 18-20

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Published October 14, 2024

METRO DETROIT — While vaping was originally marketed to replace cigarettes and some teens say it helps them with stress, health officials say the opposite is true.

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Published October 12, 2024

STERLING HEIGHTS — Like many people in metro Detroit, Ronnie McCabe has fond memories of being at Lakeside Mall while growing up, whether it was buying CDs or stuff for school.

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Published October 11, 2024

STERLING HEIGHTS/ROSEVILLE — The Michigan Department of Attorney General recently announced that two Sterling Heights police officers would face criminal charges for how they allegedly handled the arrest of a Roseville suspect earlier this year.

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Published October 11, 2024

STERLING HEIGHTS — For Mayor Michael Taylor, presenting the Sterling Heights State of the City address was a labor of love.

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Published October 10, 2024

METRO DETROIT — The Facebook page “For the Love of Louie” helps find lost pets and returns them to their families in happy and sometimes sad reunions.

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Published October 9, 2024

METRO DETROIT — A look at five things to do during the weekend of Oct. 11-13

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Published October 9, 2024

METRO DETROIT — Fall gardening can look daunting, but remembering a few simple steps could make it easier.

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Published October 9, 2024

METRO DETROIT — The rising cost of college, combined with growing demand for skilled workers, is driving more students to enroll in career and technical education programs, known as CTE programs.

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Published October 9, 2024

MOUNT CLEMENS — When Macomb County voters go to the polls in November, they will decide on more than just who holds various seats in the government. Two proposals will give voters the option to potentially reshape the very foundations of county government.

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