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24 animals rescued from 109-degree Michigan barn without food, water
DETROIT, Michigan (WWJ) — Twenty-four animals were rescued from a Michigan barn after troopers discovered they were being kept under improper living conditions, officials said. On Monday evening, troopers responded to the barn in Burtchville, St. Clair County, after receiving a complaint of dogs attacking a neighbor’s chickens. State...
VILLAGE OF CAPAC REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 2024 SYNOPSIS
President Debra Hlubic called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Council Members present were Joseph Herrington, Mary Klug, Samantha Ramirez, and Tony Vigiletti, along with Village Manager Travis Youatt and Clerk LeAnn Brewer. The following motions were approved: approval of...
Mole Drains Field Day for Improving Soil Drainage Scheduled in St. Clair County on Sept. 9
Farmers with fine-textured clay soils will usually have limited options to improve the water drainage in many fields with excess rainfall. An alternative method to subsurface tile drainage is a mole drain system. The mole drain is a budget-friendly system that creates channels below the surface of the soil and can be used in a field that is tiled or non-tiled. Michigan State University Extension will be hosting a mole drains demonstration field day on Monday, Sept. 9, 2024, from 1 – 3 p.m. at the corner of Wales Center Road and Alpine Road in Smiths Creek, MI 48074.
Donald Trump delivers pizzas to his campaign volunteers during a pitstop in Michigan
ROSEVILLE, MI -- Former president Donald Trump made a side trip to bring pizzas to a group of his Michigan supporters after he made a speech in Detroit on Monday. After his Aug 26 appearance at the National Guard Association of the United States’ 146th General Conference, Trump swung by the Trump Force 47 campaign office in Roseville before catching a flight.
Bobcat Bonnie's closes its only Macomb County location
Bobcat Bonnie's has closed its restaurant at the Mall at Partridge Creek in Clinton Township. Subscribe and get access to Crain's Detroit Business. Elizabeth Schanz is a general assignment reporter for Crain’s Detroit Business. A graduate of Grand Valley State University, she served as editor-in-chief, news editor and arts & entertainment editor of the Grand Valley Lanthorn and previously worked as a reporter for the Oakland County Times covering metro Detroit. She joined Crain’s in May 2024.
Andrew Corder’s blast the difference in Pilots’ home victory over Catholic Central
WARREN – Warren De La Salle edged out visiting Novi Detroit Catholic Central 1-0 Monday night in a tight, physical contest. “It was a typical Catholic League game,” Pilots head coach Thaier Mukhtar said. “I couldn’t be prouder of my boys. I’m not sure we’re a better-skilled team. I think (Catholic Central) were (more skilled). But we fought like hell. And we said at halftime, ‘Boys, all it’s going to take is one shot. All it’s going to take is one mistake on defense, one opening. That’s all you need. Take that shot and you’re going home winning.’”
Resurrected Gino’s Surf looks to make waves along Lake St. Clair
The newly remodeled Gino’s Surf is about to make waves of its own this year. Eight years after it closed under former ownership, the resurrected dining spot was unveiled during a soft opening this past weekend by team of investors, spearheaded by entrepreneur Brian Jeffries of Apex Hospitality Group.
Michigan League of Handweavers hosts 22nd Biennial Fiber Arts Exhibition in Mount Clemens
For a St. Clair Shores woman, a key to unlocking untapped creativity came in the form of a present from her husband: A loom for weaving cloth and tapestry. The wisdom of his purchase and evidence of her eye-catching talent will be on display Sept. 7 when the Anton Art Center in Mount Clemens hosts the 22nd Biennial Fiber Arts Exhibition of the Michigan League of Handweavers.
Former Denny's razed in Fort Gratiot
The owner of the building that was once Fort Gratiot's Denny's has had it demolished after deciding it was outdated. Greg Sparling, the owner of the building Denny's once leased at the intersection of 24th Avenue and Krafft Road, said the building needed so many repairs and updates that he decided it was better to demolish it so something new could be built there.
Roseville judge retains ethnic intimidation charge against off-duty sheriff’s deputy
An off-duty Wayne County Sheriff’s deputy made an ethnic slur about Arabic people and tossed a pillow at an Arabic woman in a Roseville store, the woman testified in court Wednesday. Ela Musaid, 19, whose heritage is Yemenis, testified in 39th District Court at the preliminary examination for Tenia...
Josh Pastner says Arkansas-Memphis basketball rivalry should resume
FAYETTEVILLE — Josh Pastner, who replaced John Calipari as head coach at Memphis, said Monday he thinks the basketball series between Memphis and Arkansas should come back. Speaking on the Hawgs Sports Network Daily Podcast, Pastner was asked about Calipari ending the series in 2003 and it never being renewed.
Grant Township Fire Department hosts annual chicken barbecue, car show
GRANT TWP. – It had been a long, long night for Grand Fire Chief Ron Melchert II and his crew. And morning came early – very, very early. “I think I was here until 1:30 a.m., or so,” the chief said as he watched the line for those who wanted barbecued chicken grow and grow as it stretched from the fire hall to the edge of Hogue Road and farther, “and then I was right back here at 4:30 a.m.”
Roseville residents to be offered rain barrels to help environment
A rain-barrel kit will be offered free to Roseville households starting next month under a pilot project between the city and the Macomb County Public Works Office to reduce Combined Sewer Overflows into Lake St. Clair and other impacts of heavy rain. Starting in September, 200 rain-barrel kits will be...
ALMONT TOWNSHIP Notice of Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given there will be a public hearing before the Almont Township Planning Commission on Wednesday, September 11, 2024 at the Almont Township Hall, 819 N. Main Street, Almont, Michigan 48003, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The purpose of the hearing is to consider proposed text amendments to Zoning...
Farms End of Summer Bash this weekend
GROSSE POINTE FARMS — The Grosse Pointe Farms End of Summer Bash at Pier Park kicks off Saturday, Au... An active subscription to the Grosse Pointe News is required to view this article. Please call (313) 343-5578 to subscribe. Subscribers who want to reset their password can click here.
Red Tag store selling overstock, returned items opens in Macomb County
MACOMB, Mich. – A new discount store opened Friday in Macomb. Red Tag at the corner of Hall and Hayes roads in Macomb opened on Friday, Aug. 23, 2024, in a former Gardner-White location. The store sells overstock, surplus, and returned items from Target at reduced prices. Items for...
Harper Woods man barricades himself in basement with loaded rifle during mental health crisis: police
In a statement, Harper Woods Police said they were dispatched to Woodland at Kelly, in the area of Moross and 8 Mile, on Saturday around 6:30 p.m. on the report of a barricaded gunman.
Backpack project ‘supplies’ school necessities to students
WARREN — More than 4,000 school children will have the classroom supplies they need this school year, courtesy of the Back-to-School campaign through United Way for Southeastern Michigan. Volunteers from United Way and several local businesses gathered Aug. 12-14 in the Lincoln High School gymnasium to pack approximately 4,300...
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