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Wind phone helps those grieving loved ones
The grieving process is long and difficult and at some point after losing a loved one, most people come to that place where they just wish they could have one more conversation with their dearly departed. Clinton Township Senior Center Assistant Director Debbie Travis believes the new wind phone, which...
New England Patriots at Washington Commanders odds, picks and predictions
The Washington Commanders (0-2) welcome the New England Patriots (1-1) to Commanders Field for their preseason finale Sunday. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. ET (NBC/Peacock). Below, we analyze FanDuel Sportsbook’s lines around the Commanders vs. Patriotsodds, and make our expert NFL picks and predictions. The Patriots are gearing...
Photo gallery of the 2024 Avondale Hive Tournament
The Waterford Kettering Captains defeated host Avondale 2-1 (SO) to win the Hive Tournament held on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024 in Auburn Hills. The eight participants spanning three counties (Oakland, Macomb, Wayne) included: Avondale, Allen Park Cabrini, Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest, Waterford Mott, Waterford Kettering, Madison Heights Lamphere, Warren Mott and Warren Woods Tower.
Waterford Kettering tops hosts in shootout final to win second annual Avondale Hive tourney
AUBURN HILLS – The Waterford Kettering Captains defeated the Auburn Hills Avondale Yellow Jackets in a penalty shootout Saturday afternoon to claim the second annual Hive Invite, 2-1. Captains goalie Kuba Mroczek made three saves in the shootout, including the final round – leaping in the air and punching the ball over the bar to end the game.
Man killed in Chesterfield Twp. motorcycle crash Saturday
A 53-year-old man is dead after a motorcycle crash in Chesterfield Township early Saturday morning. The incident happened at 12:53 a.m. The victim was taken to McLaren Macomb hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police said in a release no other vehicles were involved in the crash, which happened at Gratiot Avenue and Terra Industrial Drive, just north of 21 Mile Road. The man, who was wearing a helmet, was southbound on Gratiot when he lost control of the motorcycle.
Marie Ann Easley
Marie Ann Easley, age 95 (nee Iwankovitsch), passed away peacefully on August 24, 2024. Marie has now joined her loving husband and children, Frederick, Mark, Rick, and Marilyn (Martin) in Heaven. Marie’s legacy lives on through her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and sister, Nancy Mitchell. She was the loving grandmother to Lucas Easley, Todd Easley (Whitney), Jamie Huntley (James), Martin Krall (Alicia), Brian Krall (Carin), Thomas Krall (Lauren), Lindsay Vahlund (Fredrik). Adored great-grandmother to sixteen great-grandchildren and counting. Marie also leaves behind 64 nieces and nephews. Marie was predeceased by her parents, Henry and Marie Iwankovitsch, her beloved grandson Eric Easley, and her siblings - Jacob Iwankovitsch (late Mary), Henry Iwankovitsch (late Lorraine), Harold Iwankovitsch (late Eleanor), Dorothy Paulan (late Thomas), Steven Iwankovitsch (Marge), Franklin Iwankovitsch, Helen Blind (late Edward), Theresa Budzinski (late Joseph), and Rose Ferreri (late Richard). Marie loved her family above everything, and her entire life was spent in service to her family. They are all tremendously grateful for having her. Marie’s fondest memories were her family parties and family reunions where she gathered with all of them to rejoice each other. A visitation for Marie will be held Thursday, August 29, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Resurrection Funeral Home, 40800 Hayes Road, Clinton Township, MI 48038. A prayer service will occur Thursday evening at 7:00 PM. A funeral Mass will be on Friday, August 30, 2024, at 10:00 AM, instate at 9:30 AM, at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 21620 Greater Mack Ave, St. Clair Shores, MI 48080.
Metro Detroit bartenders and servers concerned about law that would end tipping
On Friday, bartenders and servers from across metro Detroit came together here at Townhouse Birmingham to voice their concerns about a new state law that would get rid of the tipping system.
Veteran self-publishes book on his experience at Jan. 6 riot — and gets arrested
A self-published memoir on Amazon helped police catch a man who allegedly participated in the January 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol.Marine Corps veteran Nathan Thornsberry, 42, of North Branch, Michigan, was arrested on Thursday on felony charges of obstruction of law enforcement during a civil disorder and assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers.Police found out about Thornsberry, who allegedly used his body to ram a police barrier separating the rioters from the Capitol, after the Flint, Michigan, FBI office got a tip he was behind a self-published book on Amazon about the insurrection.The memoir, January 6: A Patriot’s Story,...
Lake Oswego kid enjoys experience at Hobby Horse Championships
When 13-year-old Lake Oswego resident Aubrey Stewart practices hobby horsing — which merges elements of equestrian and gymnastics while utilizing a stick horse — she often gets many questions from onlookers about what she’s doing. So competing in the inaugural United States Hobby Horse Championships in Almont, Michigan was a relief because so many of her peers were just as knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the sport. Now she’s a part of group chats with dozens of new friends. ...
5 great places to get cider and doughnuts in mid-Michigan this fall
TITTABAWASSEE, MI — Temperatures are dropping like leaves and almost all the kids are back in school. That means it’s practically the fall, which means it’s cider-and-donut season for enthusiasts of chilled-weather products. Here are five top mid-Michigan establishments offering fall-season cider and donuts already. Bayne’s Apple...
Michigan Man Charged with Felony Obstruction and Assault on Law Enforcement During Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
A Michigan man, identified as 42-year-old Nathan Thornsberry of North Branch, has been taken into custody on charges including felony obstruction and assaulting law enforcement, in relation to his alleged involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol breach, the Department of Justice announced. The arrest brought to light once...
Michigan Doctor Charged in Shocking Privacy Breach: Secret Nude Videos of Minors and Adults Spark Investigation Mega-Storm in Rochester Hills
The Michigan community is dealing with the disturbing case of Dr. Oumair Aejaz of Rochester Hills, who is currently facing charges linked to the alleged capturing of nude images of both minors and adults, along with other sex crimes. Investigators are deeply engaged in a painstaking review of a substantial amount of digital evidence, an endeavor that is projected to take up to six months to complete. As reported by clickondetroit, the materials include more than 13,000 videos discovered on just one of the storage devices seized and span across a period of roughly six years.
BWROC to host Recovery Fest Sept. 14 at Pine Grove Park
The Blue Water Recovery & Outreach Center will be hosting a celebration on Sept. 14 for those recovering from addiction. The center has previously hosted an annual softball game to honor those in recovery, but this year it decided to expand the event to become a wider community event called Recovery Fest, according...
Clinton Township explosion: Cleanup underway at site nearly 6 months later
CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (FOX 2) - It has been nearly half a year since an explosion killed a 19-year-old and scattered thousands of illegal butane canisters across Clinton Township. "It’s been surreal. No one anticipated something like this. We didn’t have any idea that they had brought all this material...
This Shelby Township restaurant offers more than yummy food
When you walk into One Eyed Jacks restaurant located on Van Dyke in Shelby Township, you may be surprised by the size. “This is a large facility, 12,000 sq ft,” said Co-Owner Bob Stein. The reason the family owned facility is so huge is because it’s not your average restaurant.
Former NBA Star Kevin Johnson Officially Opens Fixins Soul Kitchen in Paradise Valley, Bringing Flavor, Legacy, an Ode to Motown
Kevin Johnson walked into the heart of Paradise Valley with a purpose. The former NBA All-Star and Sacramento mayor had played in Detroit for years, spending time out in Auburn Hills, but never truly felt the pulse of the city until he began this journey. Detroit was more than just a city; it was a living, breathing testament to Black resilience and culture. “I played here in the NBA for many years and I was always out in Auburn Hills, and I always heard how cool Detroit was. I know for sure that Detroit is fire,” Johnson said with an unmistakable admiration in his voice. And now, with the opening of his newest venture, Fixins Soul Kitchen, Johnson wasn’t just visiting; he was planting roots in the soil of Detroit’s rich Black history.
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