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Waterford mom, 2 sons die after weekend Lapeer Co. crash
Pontiac officials are mourning the loss of a city worker who died over the weekend along with her two young sons after she tried to pass another car and her vehicle rolled over, winding up in a Lapeer County creek, officials said. The Lapeer County Sheriff's Office identified the woman...
Clinton Twp. murder suspect faces amended charges following death of his brother
Macomb County prosecutors on Monday amended the criminal charges filed against a Clinton Township man now that his brother has died from gunshot wounds he allegedly caused. Corey Deyshaun Cook was arraigned earlier this month for the July 5 fatal shooting of his mother and critically injuring his brother. The...
Twenty-five Oakland County softball players recognized with 2024 all-state honors by the MHSSCA
State finalist Lake Orion was one of several Oakland County schools to have nearly a handful of players earn postseason all-state honors from the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association. It was no surprise that its players would be again well-represented, particularly on the Division 1 team after three Oakland...
Two Republicans vie for Washington Township Supervisor
Incumbent Sebastian Previti will face off against chemistry teacher Troy Kosal in the race for Washington Township supervisor in the Aug. 6 primary. The winner will be unchallenged in November’s general election. The Macomb Daily asked each candidate how their community can balance attracting new business with maintaining the...
Shelby Township Summerfest brought weekend of fun and entertainment
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — The Shelby Township SummerFest featured tons of fun activities for the whole family to enjoy June 28-29 at the Shelby Township municipal campus. On June 28, attendees were able to enjoy a kids zone with a touch-a-truck area, face painting, a petting zoo and a live taping of Shelby TV’s award-winning program “The Treehouse.” The day ended with an outdoor showing of a family movie.
Oakland Town Hall to present 2024-2025 speaker series in Bloomfield Hills
Oakland Town Hall announces their 2024-2025 lecture series to be held at the Iroquois Club, 43248 Woodward Ave., Bloomfield Hills, to begin their 65th year. Due to the fact there is limited seating of 160, only season reservations will be accepted. Once all reservations are filled there will be a waiting list for those who wish to purchase individual Lecture & Luncheon reservations and will be honored if space becomes available. For registration information, call Nancy Holan at 248-673-5984. When the registration brochure is received, send in the registration form with a check made out to Oakland Town Hall accompanied by a stamped self-addressed envelope which will be used to confirm your admission or inform you that you have been placed on a waiting list.
Looking back on Clawson’s July 4 tradition
CLAWSON — The Fourth of July in Clawson holds a special place in local history. Beginning in 1933, the event has yet to miss a year of celebration besides one year during wartime. Featuring parades, running events, an art fair, a carnival, music, food, and of course fireworks, the...
Bradley County 4-H Members Shine at Ferndale Shooting Sports Competition
FERNDALE, AR – The Bradley County 4-H members showcased their skills at the Shooting Sports Competition held at the Ferndale 4-H Center Thursday, despite the sweltering heat. Several young archers from Bradley County emerged as winners, demonstrating their precision and dedication. The team of Landon Duncan, Jake Castleberry, and...
BWAT offering free rides for Blue Water fest
It’s just become a little easier to get to and from family night and boat night thanks to Blue Water Area Transit. The local transportation agency is providing free rides to and from the festival footprint both Thursday and Friday from 4pm to midnight. There will be a shuttle service that will be running from Desmond Landing to the Blue Water Transit Center. Festival goers are encouraged to park for free at Desmond Landing and then take the bus to the transit center. Fares will also be waived on all routes during those times, For more information, visit bwbus.com.
Ex-manager admits to embezzling over $100,000 from Troy grocery store
The former manager of a Troy grocery store who was initially accused of stealing $750,000 from the retailer has pleaded guilty to embezzlement in exchange for an tentative agreement to repay $105,000 and a second charge dismissed. Trevor Alan Beaver, 32, who has had addresses in Roseville and Southfield, entered...
See the Ferndale Public Schools 2024-2025 Academic Calendar
Schools calendars provide families with a snapshot of the entire year. Holidays breaks, the first day of school and professional development days vary school by school, so it’s a great idea to keep it handy. Here is the 2024-25 school calendar as approved by Ferndale Public Schools’s school board.
Man who killed grandmother inside Southfield apartment sentenced
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. – Desjuan Tyree-Anthony Mack was sentenced to a minimum of 22 years and six months to 40 years for killing his grandmother inside an apartment complex in Southfield. The murder occurred on March 24, 2022, at 11:23 p.m. inside the Legacy Place apartments in the 22500 block...
HPYA plans 2024 season under new nonprofit status
HAZEL PARK — Hazel Park Youth Assistance started more than 70 years ago. Since then, it has become part of the Oakland County Circuit Court, leading to youth assistance offices in every school district across the county. Yet despite its history, HPYA only recently achieved 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, which...
Michigan Parents Battle Insurance Company Over Son’s IV Treatment
Brian and Michelle Stackpoole are taking on Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan, but the Grosse Pointe Park couple is facing an uphill battle. Their son Jack has been diagnosed with a brain condition known as PANS, or Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome. The disease caused the nine-year-old to develop tics, an aversion to eating, and he began picking at his skin until it bled.
Confirmed Measles Case in Macomb County Leads to Southeastern Michigan Exposure Warning
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, in conjunction with the Macomb County Health Department, is currently dealing with the fallout of a confirmed measles case in Macomb County. A child diagnosed with measles on July 3, 2024, has potentially exposed others across southeastern Michigan between June 24 and July 2, 2024. According to the Detroit Free Press, specific exposure sites include Motel 6 in Warren and the Children's Hospital of Michigan Troy.
Orion’s Oakview Cyber Dragons Take Teamwork to New Level
Orion’s Oakview Cyber Dragons Take Teamwork to New Level. (Terry Lakins, July 15, 2024) Lake Orion, MI – The Cyber Dragons, a middle school robotics team, is a popular activity amongst the Lake Orion kids. The robotics team will build robots from scratch and use them to complete tasks against opponents during intense competitions every year. Laura Hasselbach, the head coach of the Cyber Dragons, has guided the team for two years. She was quick to point out that the actual building and competing of the robots is only part of the equation. In fact, when it comes to the community outreach the team does, it is often held in higher regard.
Two Royal Oak Leprechauns Make it to the Majors
(Mark H. Stowers, July 15, 2024) Royal Oak, MI – Two Royal Oak Leprechauns were taken in the 2024 Major League Baseball Draft today. Jake Jekielek, a member of this year’s team who was recently selected as a Northwoods League All Star was drafted by the Texas Rangers as the 315 th pick overall in the 10 th round.
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