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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...
Record 334 boats lined up for 100th Bayview Mackinac race; 'All out war' on the water
Some things endure. In 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald published "The Great Gatsby" and Mount Rushmore was dedicated. Here in Michigan, Bayview Yacht Club launched its first sailboat race from Port Huron to Mackinac Island. Yep, 100 continuous years of racing with sailors from all over the world — despite war,...
'Power of families': Co-director of Port Huron Professional Counseling Center receives state award
Nancy Pfeifer was awarded the Guy Thompson Champion of Reunification Award on June 27 for helping to keep area families together. Pfeifer has been the co-director of the Port Huron Professional Counseling Center for eight months but has been working there in different roles since 1992. She was recognized for her leadership, service to families in the Port Huron community and her dedication to family preservation.
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,’...
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.
Clawson celebrates Fourth of July with carnival, hot dog eating contest and more
CLAWSON, Mich. (WXYZ) — Since 1933, the city of Clawson has done the Fourth of July up right, and this year was no exception. A highlight of the fun was the sixth annual General Dogs Hot Dog Eating Contest, where returning champion Matt Holowicki took home the trophy after eating 11 hot dogs in five minutes.
Chesterfield Township allocates ARPA funds for park projects
Parks and recreation is getting a boost in Chesterfield Township with support from federal relief dollars. The Board of Trustees recently allocated nearly $500,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to upgrade local parks and pathways. On June 25, board members voted 6-1 to allocate $219,000 for the following projects:
Flare night tradition returns to Lake Orion
It’s been a tradition on the shores of Lake Orion since 1945. “The flares around Lake Orion were first placed to celebrate the end of World War II, said Pam Kline, president of the Lake Orion Lions Club. “It’s pretty cool. People go out in their boats and look...
5 Days of Algonac Lion’s Pickerel Festival Fun
Algonac packs in the fun at the Pickerel Festival, running through Sunday (7/7). Check out the carnival, food, live music, the fireworks on Friday, and a parade and car show on Sunday. [Sponsored by St. Clair County Department of Veterans Affairs]
Rochester Hills splash pad reopens after mass shooting
ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - A splash pad in Rochester Hills has reopened to the public this week after a mass shooting injured nine people, including two children. There are new signs and structures have been repainted."Looks very peaceful, I like it," said George Ionita, a Rochester Hills resident. Ionita visits the Brookland Splash Pad every few days to grab a new book from the community bookcase. He said he is happy to see it back open after the mass shooting that devastated the community. "I think it's a good idea because people will make the difference how it was before and...
Rochester Hills Splash Pad Reopens in Wake of Shooting, Symbolizing Community Resilience and Recovery
The Brooklands Plaza Splash Pad in Rochester Hills has reopened, infused with the hopes of healing and recovery nearly three weeks after a mass shooting disrupted the jovial atmosphere synonymous with the family-friendly site. "Evil will not win here," said the City of Rochester, as per WWJ950, outlining steps taken to remove physical reminders of a tragedy that left nine injured, including a mother and her two young children.
Michigan splash pad reopens after shooting, Detroit-area animal shelter at capacity and more stories
The Rochester Hills splash pad has reopened just over two weeks after a shooting injured nine people, including two children; the Oakland County animal shelter is at capacity with over 150 dogs and 140 cats that need a home and more on the latest top stories.
DHL Express opens retail location in Troy
DHL Express, international express shipping services, recently opened a DHL ServicePoint in Troy. The new location is the company’s first DHL-owned and operated retail store in Oakland County. It is located at 5921 John R Road in a mixed residential and business area. The new location was opened to...
Pursuing Mushrooms
Vincent Sanna is like many local people, he loves to go foraging for mushrooms. An entrepreneur all his life, he took up mushroom hunting in 2011 as a hobby while he owned a pet supply company. He was so intrigued with mushrooms that he quickly learned how to grow them and came up with the idea to produce and sell mushroom grow kits. The grow-at-home kits were a hit but his love for mushrooms won out with his mushroom farm, Give and Grow Mushrooms, taking his passion to the next level and his next business venture.
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