The Detroit Institute of Arts in conjunction with the Clarkston Cultural Arts Council had painted this mural on Main Street in Clarkston. The Starkweather Arts Center and the DIA are teaming to bring a similar…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA Washington Township tackled issues regarding utilities at their meeting May 15. They approved the authorization of a water and sewer rate study. The firm would go over cost expenditures and determine water…
Workers add the finishing touches last week to the repaving of the Macomb Orchard Trail between M-53 and Powell Road in Romeo. The one half mile project cost approximately $150,000 and it was paid by…
The Samaritan House has received a $2,000 grant from Consumers Energy Foundation supporting its food and shelter assistance programs. “We are proud to partner with Consumers Energy Foundation to pursue our core mission of supporting…
Members of the Richmond Community Schools Board of Education may soon ask voters to approve a bond renewal, bond increase or an additional millage in the form of a sinking fund for improvements and renovations…
Angie Barbret of Shelby Township planted flowers last week by her son’s grave, PFC. Mark Barbret, who was killed in action in Iraq on Oct. 14, 2004. He was awarded a Purple Heart and a…
BY STACY SOBOTKA After two months of legalities and bidding against another potential buyer for a village owned property on Clinton Street, brothers Paul and Benjamin Meldrum now officially own the property. The board approved…
Above, the first customers are let in at noon on Saturday to Youngblood Vineyard. Below, it was very busy in the tasting room shortly after. (Photos by Stacy Sobotka) BY STACY SOBOTKA After three years…
BY STACY SOBOTKA Ray Township residents who live near the Priest Drain will get some relief as the Ray Township Board of Trustees approved the participation in a drain cleaning program with the Macomb County…
Pictured left to right, Rochester Regional Chamber of Commerce Ambassador David Walker, Safety Paths and Trails Committee Chair Libby Dwyer, Supervisor Mike Bailey and Parks and Recreation Commission Chair Colin Choi prepare to cut the…