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Residents throughout the Michigan Senate 8th District voted in the Aug. 3 primary.

Genter, Wozniak advance to general election for partial term in state Senate

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Warren voters comfortably approved millage renewals for public safety and road repair on Aug. 3.

Voters renew Warren public safety, streets millages

Incumbents lead primary pack in St. Clair Shores council race

Incumbents lead primary pack in St. Clair Shores council race

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Primary election narrows field for council, mayor in Sterling Heights

Sterling Heights Sentry

Firefighters responded to a fire at a home in the 300 block of North Kenwood Avenue, near 11 Mile and North Campbell roads, July 29.

Royal Oak firefighters respond to early stage house fire

Royal Oak Review

Berkley gets K-9 division started with $25,000 donation

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Featured Stories

July 30th

Royal Oak Review

Beaumont secures advanced brain mapping technology

ROYAL OAK — As of press time, Royal Oak Beaumont Hospital doctors had conducted 13 studies so far using advanced brain imaging technology called MEG, or magnetoencephalography.

July 30th

Grosse Pointe Times

Workshop focuses on Liggett’s place-based humanities methods

GROSSE POINTE FARMS/WOODS — Educators from metro Detroit and out of state learned a number of teaching strategies when they recently participated in a University Liggett School Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning workshop.

July 28th

Last call at Hot Rock Sports Bar & Music Cafe

WARREN — The music scene at one local venue is now quiet. On July 18, Hot Rock Sports Bar & Music Cafe served its last call when it officially closed its doors.

July 28th

Farmington Press

Fashion show is a historic event

FARMINGTON — There was beauty everywhere you looked during the historic fashion show July 11 at the Governor Warner Mansion.

July 28th

Public skate parks carve out huge space in recreation market

METRO DETROIT — When most of us think of the standard amenities at our local municipal park, we see images of basketball courts, walking trails and swing sets. The old favorites.

July 28th

Berkley council, DDA, school board all approve plaza construction

BERKLEY — After months of delay, the Berkley plaza project recently took a big step forward.

Beaumont secures advanced brain mapping technology

July 30th

Royal Oak Review

Workshop focuses on Liggett’s place-based humanities methods

July 30th

Grosse Pointe Times

Last call at Hot Rock Sports Bar & Music Cafe

July 28th

Warren Weekly

Fashion show is a historic event

July 28th

Farmington Press

Public skate parks carve out huge space in recreation market

July 28th

Metro

Berkley council, DDA, school board all approve plaza construction

July 28th

Woodward Talk

Galleries

Lathrup Village Bark in the Park 7/31/21

Mt. Clemens Fireworks 7/22/21

Rochester Bike Tour 7/22/21

Sidewalk Sale in Grosse Pointe City 7/31/21

"The Wall That Heals" Arrives in Clinton Twp. 8/3/21

Orchard Lake Fine Art Show 7/24/21

Seasonal Features

Walk4Friendship event set to return in August

West Bloomfield Beacon

Southfield Police Chief Elvin Barren poses for a photo at a recent bike giveaway. The Southfield Police Department recently partnered with 411 Therapy to give away 15 bikes to students at Southfield Public Schools.

Southfield, Lathrup team up for Bike Safety Rodeo

Carol Biondo stands in front of a vertical garden constructed of PVC pipes.

Garden Tour showcases eco-friendly techniques, local yards

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Lights will shine on Clinton River Aug. 7

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

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People

Nonprofit honors pair of Southfield residents

Nonprofit honors pair of Southfield residents

St. Clair Shores native who helped develop technology for COVID-19 vaccine honored

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Carter Koenigsknecht created Small Business City Boxes.

Teen’s venture places 2nd in national competition

Product developed by Wayne State professor touted to be safer for marine life

Business & Development

A free robotics technician training program offered at Oakland Community College has helped some local residents find jobs.

Partnership leads to free robotics training, jobs for Oakland County residents

C&G Newspapers

The former Wade Nursery site in Macomb Township pictured earlier this month. Over two years have passed since Macomb Township purchased the land. The supervisor says the township is looking at various options and hasn’t decided what the best use for the property is.

Macomb Township still deciding best use for former nursery site

Macomb Township Chronicle

Three businesses confirmed for ‘dot’ retail space

Work begins on new senior living community

Madison - Park News

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Arts & Entertainment

Pig & Whiskey scheduled for 3-day return in October

Denise Davis and the Motor City Sensations will be performing at the Anton Art Center and Eastpointe Arts and Cultural Diversity Commission’s SatARTday program at Kennedy Park on Saturday, Aug. 14.

Music and dance SatARTday program coming to Eastpointe

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Fashion show is a historic event

Farmington Press

Trail Tunes returns to Civic Center Park this August

Madison - Park News

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Charities/Service Clubs

Walk4Friendship event set to return in August

West Bloomfield Beacon

Tommy Vasilos and Clinton Township Kiwanis Golf Outing Chairman Ken Howe play golf July 19 at Burning Tree Golf Club in Macomb Township. About 120 golfers hit the links for the benefit outing.

Kiwanis golf outing brings in estimated $20,000

C&G Newspapers

Nonprofit honors pair of Southfield residents

Nonprofit honors pair of Southfield residents

Cyclists ride in virtual bicycle tour to help Make-A-Wish Michigan

Shelby - Utica News

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Auto

Berkley resident David Young likes to take his “Purple Chameleon” to local car shows and cruises, including the annual Woodward Dream Cruise.

This ‘Purple Chameleon’ is custom made

An automotive concept piece called “1966 Crazy Car,” by designer Richard Ruzzin, will be on display at the Royal Oak Historical Society Museum Aug. 6-Sept. 11.

Royal Oak Historical Society Museum to host car show, Woodward Memories exhibit

Royal Oak Review

Teen volunteers Maddalena Agrusso, left, and Allyson Cummins stuff goody bags July 16 at the Steiner Community Building in Clinton Township. The bags will be given to children at Saturday’s Gratiot Cruise.

Teen volunteers assist in Gratiot Cruise prep

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Gasoline Alley car show to return to downtown Utica

Shelby - Utica News

Police & Courts

Berkley gets K-9 division started with $25,000 donation

Warren seeks public input during police accreditation process

Clawson police hold school supplies drive

Clawson police hold school supplies drive

Royal Oak Review

Royal Oak police secure the location of a stabbing at the Leo Mahany/Harold Meininger Senior Community Center, 3500 Marais Ave., July 27.

Police investigating stabbing in senior center parking lot

Royal Oak Review

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Upcoming Events

Aug

4

Rochester Hills

'Wellness Wednesdays'

8-10 a.m.

The Village of Rochester Hills

Aug

4

Rochester Hills

10-11 a.m.

Rochester Hills Museum at Van Hoosen Farm

Aug

4

Summer reading challenges

12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

Ferndale Area District Library

Aug

4

Virtual reading programs for all ages

12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

Blair Memorial Library

Aug

4

Shelby Township

Shelby Township summer reading program

12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

Senior Citizen Park

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