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ROSEVILLE — Many feel powerless as they watch the destruction in Ukraine on the news, but a local man decided that he couldn’t just sit by and do nothing. Gordon Farhat lived in Harrison Township for 16 years and moved to Roseville five years ago. → Read More
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Shortly before her eighth birthday, Sasha Rubello left the country she had called home her entire short life to make a new home in the United States. Now nearly 23, she still thinks Ukraine is the most beautiful place on Earth. → Read More
A Secret Santa is making the holidays bright for the Salvation Army of Metro Detroit for the ninth year in a row. Sometime on Dec. 6, an anonymous donor dropped a 1979 South African gold Krugerrand into a Salvation Army red kettle in St. → Read More
METRO DETROIT — A local lawmaker has been stripped of his committee assignments and has been served with a personal protection order by a colleague in the state House of Representatives. → Read More
The city of St. Clair Shores, in partnership with McLaren Health Care and Walgreens, will host a COVID-19 vaccination clinic from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 26-28 at the St. Clair Shores Senior Center, 20000 Stephens St. → Read More
ST. CLAIR SHORES — With officials still counting absentee voter ballots in St. Clair Shores, the full results of school, county and state races were not known election night. → Read More
MACOMB COUNTY — Local, unofficial, results have been tallied for races in southeast Macomb County. → Read More
Republicans ended up on top in a majority of the major positions up for grabs on Election Day in Macomb County. → Read More
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Martin Dwayne Smith, 51, of Harper Woods, was arraigned Sept. 25 in front of Judge Joseph Oster of 40th District Court in St. → Read More
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Michigan State Police have located the vehicle involved in a hit-and-run accident that killed a Macomb County Department of Roads employee Sept. 21 on Interstate 94. → Read More
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Michigan State Police are asking anyone who may have witnessed a hit-and-run accident that killed a construction worker Sept. 21 to reach out and share what they saw. → Read More
Most of the Great Lakes have likely reached their peak water levels for the year, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District. → Read More
With nearly 4,000 votes in favor, the Lakeview Public Schools operating millage proposal passed March 10. → Read More
ST. CLAIR SHORES — A year after signing a contract and putting down a deposit to bring short-term rental bikes to the Nautical Mile, it appears that the area will first see electric scooters along Jefferson Avenue. → Read More
METRO DETROIT — Dark is out and bright is in, according to experts in kitchen design. → Read More
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Over the objections of some Maple Street residents, the City Council unanimously approved the site plan of a 24-unit apartment complex to be constructed between Baffin Brewing Co. and Harbor Lanes Bowling Center on Jefferson Avenue, north of 10 Mile Road. → Read More
A 30-year-old St. Clair Shores man is behind bars after allegedly making threats against three local police agencies to a former college classmate. → Read More
With 16.7% voter turnout in the Aug. 6 primary election, one resident has been eliminated in the race for City Council, while streets, police and fire will be funded by dedicated millages. → Read More
ST. CLAIR SHORES — When the summer sun shines, many people want to be outdoors, and that’s a trend that local business owners are capitalizing on when planning outdoor patios. → Read More
METRO DETROIT — In just a few months, the summer will stretch out before local youth — weeks of sleeping in, fun, sunshine ... and boredom. It doesn’t have to be that way, though. Younger volunteers can make a big difference over the summer instead by helping organizations that feed the hungry and support local children or animals. → Read More