Frank DeFrank
The Macomb Daily
Mount Clemens, MI, United States
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Lake Shore voters to decide $35 million bond proposal
A year after Lake Shore Public Schools voters rejected a $35 million bond proposal to finance building and technology improvements, district officials will bring back virtually the same proposal. → Read More
A minutes worth of Macomb County history
Got a minute?The folks from the Mount Clemens Public Library and Macomb Cable Network hope you do. → Read More
IB academies among best in state, nation
Macomb Countys two International Baccalaureate academies are among the most-challenging high schools in Michigan and the nation, according to rankings released this week by two national publications. → Read More
Virtual reality program raises learning threshold in Utica schools
An image of a human heart appeared on the computer screen in a specially equipped classroom at Ebeling Elementary School in Macomb Township. → Read More
Roseville High School student earns $5,000 grant for journalism program
Roseville High School senior Troy Frank hopes one day to be a sportswriter. → Read More
Armada Township fire claims woman
Fire investigators Monday morning remained at the scene of an Armada Township house fire that claimed the life of a woman. → Read More
Boy, 6, battling cancer hopes to visit pope
The words, spoken by her son, Gabriel, were a dagger to the heart of Daniela Richard of Clinton Township. → Read More
Getaway driver in party store slaying sentenced to life in prison
A 31-year-old Detroiter was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without parole for his role in the death last year of a Clinton Township party store owner. → Read More
Gunk falls from the sky in Harrison Township
It’s a bird. It’s a plane.It’s gunk. → Read More
Foes challenge constitutionality of ‘gag order’ law
Opponents of a law that restricts the ability of public officials to communicate information to voters have taken their fight t → Read More
Man pleads ‘guilty, but mentally ill’ to strangling wife and two children
Two psychologists who examined Timothy Fradeneck deemed the Eastpointe man mentally ill when he killed his family last year. → Read More
Officials protest new gag order law
About 75 government and education officials from Macomb and Oakland counties vowed Thursday to pressure the state Legislature to repeal a new law that → Read More
Ceremonies, celebration mark Martin Luther King Jr, Day
As a little girl growing up in Detroit, Camilla Smith, of course, heard of Martin Luther King Jr. → Read More
School bus driver faces charges after crash
A New Haven Community Schools bus driver faces charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated and child endangerment after she crashed a school bus into a parked vehicle, police said. → Read More
Interfaith Center hosts 29th Martin Luther King Jr. event
While incarcerated in a Birmingham, Ala. jail in 1963 for demonstrating without a permit, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. learned that local clergy had criticized his Civil Rights activities as unwise and untimely. → Read More
AAA gas report a mixed bag as supply likely to keep prices down
AAA Michigan’s latest report on gas prices is a bit like the half-full or half-empty glass of water. → Read More
Youth soccer coach to face trial for child molestation
A 12-year-old girl told a judge Wednesday she was sexually molested by her youth soccer coach while a guest of one of the coachs children at a sleepover. → Read More
Sibling rivalry plays out on national stage
Maxwell Bradley, a junior at Michigan State University, offered a simple message to his younger sister. → Read More
School, government officials rip information ban
Legislation that would prohibit school districts and other public bodies from disseminating information about tax proposals within 60 days of the vote was panned Wednesday by school and government officials. → Read More
MCC awarded $300,000 grant to study success/failure of transfer students
Macomb Community College is one of three entities in the nation to share in $1.1 million in grants from the Kresge Foundation to help improve the post-secondary success of low-income students. → Read More