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America's Best Small Cities To Live In, Ranked
From housing costs to commute times, these are the country's most "livable" small cities. SmartAsset wanted to know which of America's small cities are best to live in, so they compared 281 of them — on metrics like housing affordability, poverty rate and healthcare coverage — and ranked them from most to least "livable."
Michigan is Home to One of the Best Chocolate Shops in America
America recently voted on the best independently owned chocolate shops in America and Michigan came out looking delicious. USA Today publishes reader's choice polls in many different categories every year. They just published their 'Best Chocolate Shops in America' poll for 2024. I'm going to assume that this was a very popular poll. I've never met a person that doesn't love chocolate. Here's how USA Today comes up with the finalists,
Sterling Heights invites public to take traffic-related surveys
STERLING HEIGHTS — Some new surveys and an online mapping tool can help eventually make driving, biking or walking safer in Sterling Heights, according to city officials. The city wants residents and businesses — including drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, mass transit users and more — to visit a new website that has a traffic-related safety survey and more.
New turf complete, track work underway in Berkley Schools during summer break
BERKLEY — With summer break currently ongoing, the Berkley School District has been working on projects at different properties. The money for the construction comes from a sinking fund that was passed in August 2018. The projects for this summer include the replacement of the turf and track at Hurley Field and the building of a new facility near Norup International School.
Senior living facility to host classic car show for third year
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — For the third year, a classic car show will be making a pit stop from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 27 at Pine Ridge Villas of Shelby. There will be 30 cars to view at the senior living facility with a few spots available. The event will have jams by DJ Eddie and food trucks for those who want some snacks.
Kresge Foundation Seeking Investment Director
The Kresge Foundation, which provides grants to low-income communities and manages more than $4 billion, is seeking an investment director who will focus on public market investments,. according to a job posting. The 100-year-old organization deploys grants and social impact investments across arts and culture, education, environment, health, human services...
Teen injured in motorcycle crash in Birmingham parking structure
A man in his late teens remains hospitalized Monday, July 15, after he crashed the motorcycle he was riding into a wall at a Birmingham parking deck, flipped over the edge and fell four stories to the pavement. The crash happened Friday, July 12, on the top level of the...
Macomb County man gets second murder charge after brother dies
A Macomb County man accused of shooting his mother and brother had his charges changed after his brother died from his injuries. The shooting happened at 4:34 p.m. July 5, 2024, at a home on Harper Avenue, just south of King Drive in Clinton Township. Officials said Corey Deyshaun Cook,...
US Sailing Offshore Office Prepares for Centennial Bayview Mackinac Race
The 100th Bayview Mackinac Race, the world’s longest continuously run long distance freshwater yacht race promises to be a landmark event and the US Sailing Offshore Office has been busier than ever, issuing all ratings for American boats in the race. Central to the fairness and competitiveness of the race is the ORC (Offshore Racing Congress) rating system. The ORC provides a scientific and impartial way to rate a diverse range of boats, ensuring that each vessel has an equal chance to win. The system considers various boat measurements and performance potential, offering a level playing field where both high-tech and traditional boats can compete on equal terms.
Police identify suspects in BB, gel blaster shootings
FERNDALE — Police investigating multiple incidents involving BB or gel pellet guns were able to identify suspects in the case. According to Ferndale police, the issues first arose on July 1 with two separate incidents. The first occurred at 7:45 p.m. near East Breckenridge Street and Stauber Avenue, where an individual walking a dog was fired upon. The next incident happened at 8:50 p.m. on Moorhouse Street. In both incidents, the shots came from a red SUV.
Two vie for Ira Township supervisor seat
Ira Township voters on Aug. 6 will choose between two Republican candidates vying for the supervisor seat. Incumbent James J. Endres Jr. will be challenged by newcomer Isaac Joseph for the seat. No Democratic candidates for supervisor are on the ballot. The annual salary for the Ira Township supervisor is...
Discounts, food trucks, more planned for Day On The Town
BIRMINGHAM — Downtown Birmingham will host the annual Day On The Town 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, July 27. Organizers said attendees will find deeply discounted merchandise from over 60 retailers, food trucks, chalk art displays, kids activities provided by Tree Runner and more in stores and throughout the streets and sidewalks downtown.
Motorcycle mishap causes 18-year-old to fall off of Birmingham parking structure
BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (FOX 2) - Police are investigating an incident that led to a West Bloomfield man falling from the top level of a parking structure. The parking structure is located off of Woodward Avenue in downtown Birmingham. It happened just after 6 p.m. on July 12. Officials say the...
Blue chip '26 safety Andre Clarke set for two late July visits
One of the top defensive backs in the 2026 class will get on the road at the end of the month, and it will take Andre Clarke out of the region. The Richmond (Va.) Hermitage standout said Miami and Michigan will get unofficial visits. Both programs already extended offers to...
Q&A: The journey of Community Correspondent Harold Powell
The Community Correspondent role provides readers with on-the-ground and inclusive stories about the Port Huron area. This is made possible through funding provided by the Community Foundation of St. Clair County. In the heart of Port Huron, a man named Harold Powell has become a beloved figure. Known for his...
30 In Their Thirties: Matt Vocino, Owner, FPAV Audio & Visual Electronics, Shelby Township
A teenage obsession with all things electronic has led to a $1.5 million business for Matt Vocino, owner of FPAV Audio & Visual (FPAV) Electronics in Shelby Township. “I had […] The post 30 In Their Thirties: Matt Vocino, Owner, FPAV Audio & Visual Electronics, Shelby Township appeared first on DBusiness Magazine.
Birmingham United lacrosse ‘excited about the future’ after step-forward season
BIRMINGHAM — If they weren’t on everyone’s radar prior to this season, they are now. Carrying one of the toughest schedules in the state this season, Birmingham United boys lacrosse not only improved its win total but did it against the best competition around. Birmingham United, a...
Have You Heard of Trash the Clown? One Michigan Town Adores Her
Many Michigan cities and towns have individuals they cherish or dislike for one reason or another. One Michigan town adores "Trash the Clown." I grew up in the small town of Holly on the east side of Michigan. Over the years I have been to many cities and towns across the state and have noticed individuals everyone knows of in town even if they don't know them personally. In Holly, it was a man everyone called F.B.I.
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