Nick Mordowanec
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IAM junior one of fewer than 700 teen female pilots in United States
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Nicolina Buccilli, a 16-year-old International Academy of Macomb junior from New Baltimore, is part of a select group of people: she is one of 691 female pilots in the 16-19 age range in the country. → Read More
Macomb County Health Department supportive of state’s three-week restrictions
MACOMB COUNTY — On Nov. 15, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services issued a new emergency order enacting a three-week “pause” of indoor gatherings and other social activities to try to curb increasing positive COVID-19 cases statewide. → Read More
Warren motorcyclist, 19, dies after colliding with truck in Clinton Township
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — An investigation into the death of a local motorcyclist is ongoing. → Read More
Macomb County receives $2.5 million to combat opioid crisis
MACOMB COUNTY — Tens of millions of dollars were recently allocated to continue to support the opioids crisis response. → Read More
Food distribution needs grow with pandemic, schools reopening
METRO DETROIT — The 11th year of the “Mow Down Hunger” campaign may be the most important of them all. → Read More
Pro-marijuana ballot proposal fails in Clinton Township
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — On March 10, 15,163 Clinton Township voters, or 52.6%, voted against a ballot proposal that would have allowed marijuana establishments within township limits, according to unofficial results from the Macomb County Clerk/Register of Deeds office. → Read More
Police: Man shot dead by girlfriend’s ex-boyfriend in Mount Clemens
MOUNT CLEMENS — A suspect is in custody after allegedly shooting and killing a man with a shotgun, according to the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office. → Read More
Missing Fraser teen located
MACOMB COUNTY — The Fraser Department of Public Safety, with the aid of the U.S. Marshals Service, is looking for 16-year-old Ashleigh Pietrangelo. → Read More
Clinton Township teen missing
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — A local mother is pleading for help in finding her daughter. → Read More
Fraser Lions Carnival kicks off July 18
FRASER — The biggest yearly event in Fraser is coming back with a full slate of activities for children, adults and families alike. → Read More
Alleged park gunman apprehended in Clinton Township
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — A situation involving an allegedly armed gunman was resolved in the early morning hours of July 3. → Read More
Nordstrom to close at Partridge Creek
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The luxury department store chain Nordstrom announced June 26 that its last day of business at the Mall at Partridge Creek, in Clinton Township, will be Sept. 13 of this year. → Read More
Immigrants recount their personal ‘independence days’
METRO DETROIT — In the middle of the night Aug. 2, 1990, May Mulla and her parents were asleep in their homeland of Kuwait when “we woke up surrounded by tanks.” Iraqi forces had invaded the small Middle Eastern country. → Read More
Chicken ordinance introduced in Clinton Township
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Chickens may officially come to roost in Clinton Township. → Read More
Fraser man dies in rollover crash in Clinton Township
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Police are investigating why a driver veered off the road recently, leading to his death. → Read More
Eisenhower grad to teach English in Africa
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Travis Harrington is starting his post-college years in a life-changing way. → Read More
Help your home stand out during the busy spring selling season
METRO DETROIT — If you’re traveling about town, odds are that you have seen numerous “for sale” signs in front yards. That’s not by accident. Experts in home realty say there is a historical significance associated with selling homes once spring is in full gear. → Read More
How political redistricting was put in the people’s hands
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Katie Fahey was just a woman in her mid-20s, living in the Grand Rapids area, working a job in sustainable business. Then, one social media post changed everything. → Read More
Two years of tears, camaraderie and fighting despair
MACOMB COUNTY — An ongoing opioid epidemic, smothered by stories of addiction and distorted views in the court of public opinion, gave people like Linda Davis some hesitation when the Hope Not Handcuffs program commenced in February 2017. → Read More
‘Void’ found on 15 Mile Road near sinkhole location
FRASER — Macomb County Public Works Office spokesperson Dan Heaton issued a statement Feb. 6 regarding an infrastructure situation on 15 Mile Road, between Hayes and Utica roads, in Fraser. → Read More