Maria Allard
Published June 23, 2022
FARMINGTON HILLS — Over the last year, Farmington Hills resident Taylor Gray has relished her experience driving across the country in a vehicle 27 feet in length and shaped like a hot dog.
Read MorePublished June 22, 2022
EASTPOINTE — Teachers in Eastpointe Community Schools will have another tool with which to instruct students, thanks to a recent donation from the Eastpointe Federation of Educators scholarship committee.
Read MorePublished June 22, 2022
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Cancer survivors and those who lost loved ones to cancer recently gathered for the annual Relay For Life of the Eastside event at Veterans Memorial Park.
Read MorePublished June 22, 2022
WARREN — Quick: What were the original school colors of Warren Woods High School before the building became Warren Woods Middle School.
Read MorePublished June 22, 2022
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Two local elementary school students know just what astronauts will need when blasting into orbit.
Read MorePublished June 22, 2022
FARMINGTON HILLS — When furnishing a new home, clocks are often part of the décor. While they are functional to measure and indicate time, they also can be a decorative piece to provide the right finishing touch.
Read MorePublished June 8, 2022
EASTPOINTE — Display those fuzzy rearview-mirror dice and shine that chrome: It’s time to cruise Gratiot Avenue in Eastpointe.
Read MorePublished June 8, 2022
EASTPOINTE — More than 50 local families now have a place to call home.
Read MorePublished June 8, 2022
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Nostalgia filled Assembly Hall at Macomb Community College’s University Center May 17 when music historian Stu Johnson brought his “Music of the Postwar Years: 1946-1955” to class.
Read MorePublished June 8, 2022
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — On April 27, Macomb Community College Foundation officials held the 2022 Donor Scholarship Luncheon with approximately 140 donors, students and college representatives in attendance.
Read MorePublished February 23, 2022
METRO DETROIT — Two local women whose lives were forever changed after the deaths of their loved ones persevered to become successful business owners.
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