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Michigan doctor accused of exposing himself to elderly woman he met online, officials say
(CBS DETROIT) - A 54-year-old Michigan doctor was charged in connection to an indecent exposure incident with a 76-year-old woman he had met online, officials said. Stephen Bruce Mason was charged with assault and aggravated indecent exposure, according to a release from the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office.On Thursday, Aug. 1, Mason allegedly drove the victim, who he had met online, home from a hair appointment. When they arrived at her house, the victim invited the man inside. While inside the house, Mason allegedly made sexual advances on the woman, but she rejected the advances. After that, Mason allegedly masturbated in front of her. Mason was arraigned in Sterling Heights District Court and given a $1,000 bond. His probable cause conference is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 22. "Our legal system does not discriminate based on profession or social standing," said Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido. "Whether you are a doctor or any other member of the community, the law applies equally to everyone. We are dedicated to pursuing justice impartially, ensuring that all individuals are held accountable for their actions."
Macomb County leaders call for hold on Oakland County permit, prompt action on sewage discharge
State Rep. Doug Wozniak (R-Shelby Twp.) has joined with multiple Macomb County officials in calling for neighboring Oakland County to step up and keep sewage out of their waterways. Wozniak, Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller and County Commission Chair Don Brown and other Macomb County legislators are calling on the Michigan Department of […]
New Baltimore to unveil new mural downtown
A massive mural celebrating the spirit of New Baltimore will soon be unveiled downtown. Titled “Welcome to New Baltimore,” the mural measures 32 feet by 12 feet and aims to capture the essence of the city’s life. It will be installed this month at Alfred and Washington streets on the building that houses The Local Goat and Creative Images Salon.
TSOP Michigan Empowers Detroit Communities with $15,000 in Microgrants for Black Philanthropy Month
Detroit’s neighborhoods, rich in history and community spirit, are seeing a new wave of support this August. The Soul of Philanthropy (TSOP) Michigan has committed to bolstering local organizations through microgrants, aligning with the annual celebration of Black Philanthropy Month. This initiative aims to empower those who have been the bedrock of Detroit’s community-focused efforts.
New Haven community to converge at All-Family Reunion
The All-Family Reunion in New Haven is more than just a family affair. The event is a community gathering for all residents or families of New Haven, past and present, to meet up for food, fun and fellowship. The All-Family Reunion scheduled for Aug. 24 will mark the 16th event. Activities will begin at noon in New Haven’s Community Park, located on Haven Ridge Road, north of Clark Street.
Detroiters skip bills, go without basics — and still can’t make ends meet
More than a quarter of survey respondents said they fell behind on bills six months of the year or more, and about 12% said they come up short on their bills every month. Detroiters skip bills, go without basics — and still can’t make ends meet · Outlier Media
Video: California Congresswoman Maxine Waters and Others Rally Black Women Voters for Harris in Midtown Detroit
An upbeat crowd of 200-plus gathered at the Garden Theater on Woodward in Midtown Detroit Monday night to hear speakers including California Congresswoman Maxine Waters deliver enthusiastic messages at a rally to mobilze Black women for Kamala Harris. "We know we got to work, we got to work very hard,...
‘Lord of the Rings’ star surprises diners and servers at Michigan restaurant
DETROIT - An unexpected celebrity encounter recently occurred at a Michigan restaurant involving one of the stars of the “Lord of the Rings” franchise. Actor Elijah Wood dined last week at Dime Store, located in downtown Detroit. The restaurant also has a second location in Rochester Hills. The...
Richmond baker who competed on Netflix series gets state tribute
A local baker was recently honored by state officials following her appearance on Netflix’s “Blue Ribbon Baking Championship.”. Lois Spruytte, a self-taught baker and competitive cook from Richmond, competed on the new series that launched Aug. 9. State Rep. Jaime Greene, R-Richmond, joined Spruytte on the day of the premiere to celebrate her accomplishments and congratulate her for her appearance. Greene presented Spruytte with a state of Michigan tribute signed by herself and state Sen. Dan Lauwers, R-Brockway Township.
NOAA claims ownership of watercraft found in Monroe County harbor
LA SALLE, Mich. — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has claimed ownership of the previously unknown watercraft found lodged beneath a boat in a Monroe County harbor Monday morning, prompting a response from multiple agencies while authorities worked to remove it from the water. According to a...
Family, friends of murdered Detroit doctor say they knew who the killer was all along
DETROIT – Some murders go unsolved. Some go cold for months, years. Some are never solved. In the shocking case of Dr. Devon Hoover -- found with two gunshots to his head, his body wrapped up in a bloody carpet and stuffed into a cramped upper crawlspace in the doctor’s massive Boston Edison home -- we are told the investigators were given the name of the person who allegedly did it, as one person tells me “from the jump.”
At-Large Detroit City Councilmember Mary Waters Raises Questions About Trust in the Detroit’s 13th District Primary Electoral Process
Trust in the electoral process has always been a topic of concern in recent elections. It seems that with each passing vote, the question lingers: Where is the trustworthiness, and where do we find trust within this system designed to represent us? This sentiment was palpable for At-Large Detroit City Councilmember Mary Waters’ camp as Detroiters watched the results of the August 6 Democratic primary for Michigan’s 13th Congressional District unfold.
Federal rescue aid helping to fill Detroit’s ‘rec center gaps’
For Eddie Frazier, the athletic fieldhouse being constructed at Chandler Park is a long-lacking “safe haven” for young people in his community. The $14 million overhaul is the largest so far among a wide range of Detroit Parks and Recreation Department construction and renovation projects across the city getting attention largely with the aid of federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars.
A look at Lenawee County volleyball programs ahead of the 2024 season
It's a transition season in volleyball as eight of the 12 First and Second All-County selections from last season have graduated. Lenawee Christian, which went to the Division 4 state semifinal and won three-straight Lenawee County Championships, graduated the bulk of its starting lineup. On the bench: Adrian, Clinton, Morenci and Onsted all have...
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