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EPA takes charge of Detroit-area cleanup of vaping supplies warehouse destroyed by explosions
CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — The federal government is leading a cleanup of the hazardous remains of a Detroit-area storage site for vaping supplies, five months after explosions destroyed the building, sent debris flying for miles and killed a man. Goo Smoke Shop in Macomb County's Clinton Township was...
Women who retaliated against two-timing former Detroit cop boyfriend reach plea deals
A pair of women who executed a plot to break into the Detroit-area home and destroy property of their common male lover who cheated on them recently resolved their cases with plea deals. Colleen J. Compton, 31, of Warren, and Brianna E. Cabano, 30, of Auburn Hills, each pleaded no...
'His depravity has no limits:' Michigan doctor charged in sexual abuse case
Michigan authorities investigate after finding scores of nude photos and videos of kids and adults taken by a doctor while the victims were lying in hospital beds and undressed elsewhere.
Macomb Sheriff’s reports…
Hit and run property damage at the intersection of 26 Mile Road and Bedford Boulevard, Washington Township, 11:41 a.m., July 12; Criminal sexual conduct at the 62400 block of Mount Vernon Road, Washington Township, 2:58. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
SCHOOL BEGINS
SCHOOL BEGINS. The new school year began on Tuesday, Sept. 3 for Romeo Community Schools. These Romeo High School seniors, pictured left to right, Lanie Meert, Mackenzie McGrath, Kendall Shaw, Erin DeMeulenaere and Sophia Czarnik. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
At the site of The Palace, work starts on GM supply plant to be run by a former Piston
Concrete and steel are going in at the former Palace of Auburn Hills site as General Motors Co. moves forward with a supplier plant on the property. Subscribe and get access to Crain's Detroit Business. Kurt Nagl is a reporter covering manufacturing — particularly the automotive industry's transition to electrification,...
230,000 customers await return of electricity in Michigan
Utility crews have a long day still ahead of them on Wednesday as power outages across Michigan exceeded 320,000 customers early. By mid-day, the two largest electricity providers reported 295,630 outages, down to 258,986 by 3 p.m. In Oakland County, some large outages are impacting some significant retail areas, with...
Death notices…
Matilda Hessell, 93, of Shelby Township, died Sunday, Aug. 11, 2024. She was born June 8, 1931, the daughter of Frank and Rose (Wancour) Beste. Denise M. Blessing, 70, of Rochester, died Wednesday, Aug. 14,. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
Stevenson’s Barnes has formula for coaching longevity in ‘lifetime sport’ of tennis
Mike Barnes has the formula for success and longevity. A former chemistry teacher at Stevenson, Barnes marks this fall his 50th consecutive season as the boys tennis coach at the school that is part of the Utica district. The only coach in the history of the program, which debuted in...
Rochester Hills grocery may be replaced
A long-time Rochester Hills grocery will likely close but another may take its place. Hollywood Markets has operated in Oakland County since 1950 and in 2007 opened its sixth store, a 102,078-square-foot site at 1495 N. Rochester Road. The company’s lease expires on Jan. 31, 2025, and Thom Welch, Hollywood...
Vape store explosion remains under investigation as clean-up starts
The Clinton Township blast that killed a young man and rocked central Macomb County last winter is still under investigation for potential additional criminal activity, township Supervisor Bob Cannon said Tuesday after an EPA news conference was held at the site. Cannon said immediately following the press gathering at the...
Letter to the editor: Aug. 28
This letter to the editor is in response to the letter titled, “Two sides to every story,” by Lyn Breen, and the letter titled, “Comparing the presidential candidates,” by Lucille Liebich, that were published in the Aug. 21, 2024, edition of The Voice. This is the...
Romeo has a new clerk
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Romeo Village Board of Trustees appointed Jamie Lucero as the interim village clerk at their Aug. 19 meeting. Lucero submitted his letter of interest on Aug. 9. He has worked in. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
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