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McYikes! Michigan Has the Worst-Rated McDonald’s in America
It comes with the territory. When it comes to fast food, not everyone is always going to be happy. Anyone who's ever worked at a McDonald's has probably heard all of those complaints, and many more. There's even an entire Facebook group dedicated to McDonald's Complaints. There are more than...
East China School District honors retirees
At the East China School District Board of Education’s regular meeting on June 24, the district honored its retirees from the past year. The presentation was done by Assistant Superintendent of Personnel Dawn Demick with the help of Superintendent Suzanne Cybulla. “Tonight’s retirees represent all of our retirees from...
Unhealthy Air Quality Engulfs Metro Detroit Post-Independence Day Fireworks Amid Absence of Official Alert
Residents of Metro Detroit are waking up to a murky reality the day following Independence Day celebrations, with reports of hazardous air quality enveloping the area. The revelry's remnants, and fireworks smoke, coupled with oppressive humidity, are causing distress to those who breathe it in. Citing data from the U.S. Air Quality Index, WWJ Newsradio indicates the compromised air primarily afflicts Northern Wayne, Southern Oakland Counties, and extends from Northeastern Wayne County to Southern Macomb County where air quality readings have soared to levels between 100-200, suggestive of an unhealthy to very unhealthy atmosphere for inhabitants there.
Retired Marine City DPW boss hired part time; police chief gets pay raise
At the Marine City Commission’s June 20 meeting, commissioners discussed a pair of employment agreements and made board appointments. Jeffrey Schmidt, who started the DPW superintendent position in May of 2023, has retired as of July 1. “I am requesting consideration of continuing Mr. Schmidt’s employment as an ‘at-will,’...
Sterling Heights Secures Second Place in Michigan's Industrial Property Values, Tops in Macomb County
Sterling Heights is making headlines once more with its impressive economic indicators, as recent assessments place the city centrally on Michigan's fiscal map. According to the latest equalization values, Sterling Heights boasts some of the highest State Equalized Values (SEV) in Michigan, securing a state-wide second place in industrial property values at $686 million; this detail comes straight from the city's official announcements.
Richmond City Council greenlights new police vehicle
Richmond Police Department services will soon be upgraded, as the city council recently approved a new vehicle and new computers for the department. During a regular meeting on July 1, the Richmond City Council first approved the purchase of a 2025 Ford Police Explorer Interceptor SUV in the amount of $48,761 with necessary added options. Police Chief Tom Costello said the price had decreased by about $10. July 1 council briefs indicate that the quote includes a 5-year premium care warranty.
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