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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.
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These news headlines brought to you by these fine sponsors:. The Worth Township Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing at 6:30 p.m., on Sept. 4. The hearing, which will be at the township hall at 6010 Lakeshore Rd., is regarding the proposed creation of a non-profit dog boarding and daycare business that will not exceed 25 dogs. The location of the proposed business is on 10 acres of land at 6010 Lakeshore Rd., Lexington.
New parking rules impacting businesses in Auburn Hills
New parking rules that have just gone into affect are impacting business in downtown Auburn Hills, with some say they're causing big problems. I screwed up by giving a 6-month retirement notice to my boss — now he’s harassing me in front of my peers. When is the right time to tell your employer that you're retiring?
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.
Davison football preview: College coaches love what they're seeing from the Cardinals
FLINT – College football coaches love what they’re seeing in Davison entering the 2024 high school season. Six of the Cardinals either have offers to play at Division 1 schools next season or they’re already committed to play there. If you purchase a product or register for...
New Baltimore issues call for artists for park project
New Baltimore’s Arts and Culture Commission is seeking artists to add a splash of color to another city park. The city’s Creating Community Event Series continues this fall with “Paint the Tables II” at Maynard “Red” Aurand Memorial Park on Huntley Avenue, near 24 Mile Road. Artists are invited to submit their concepts for artwork to paint on picnic tables in the park.
Macomb County groups send students back to school in style
A local church and AMVETS organization are doing away with back-to-school dread for students, as one is collecting backpacks and the other is hosting a party to start the school year off right. Back-to-School Bash. A Back-to-School Bash will be held at Francois Maconce Elementary School in Ira Township on...
Chesterfield Township Board OK’s crosswalk upgrade
Pedestrian safety is set to get another boost in Chesterfield Township. The Board of Trustees voted on Aug. 13 to upgrade the crosswalk near the entrance to the municipal offices on Sugarbush Road. The $60,000 project will include the installation of new rectangular rapid flashing beacons with push buttons, and an overhead illuminated crosswalk sign with wood poles.
Lapeer Freedom Fest 2024 – What You Need To Know
The lineup for Freedom Fest 2024 in Lapeer has been announced. This year Freedom Fest moves to the backyard of Lightning Rounds and The Thunderdome. This two-day event will feature live music and family fun too. When is Freedom Fest 2024 in Lapeer?. Freedom Fest in Lapeer happens on the...
St. Clair Chamber Of Commerce Hosts Free Concert Series At Riverview Plaza Park
Spice up your Labor Day weekend with St. Clair’s Rockin’ in the Plaza at Riverview Plaza Park located at 201 N. Riverside Ave. in St. Clair. From Sept. 6-8, this event will be hosted by the St. Clair Chamber of Commerce. This free summer concert series features performances...
Wind phone to help residents with loss
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The words don’t always come when someone’s alive. Wind phones allow you to say those things through a telephone receiver connected to nothing in the living world. Clinton Township is set to get one, which will also be the first in Macomb County. The project was unanimously approved by the Clinton Township Board of Trustees at its Aug. 12 meeting.
A fantastic fall awaits at Meadow Brook Hall
Art, music and even mystery will transform Meadow Brook Hall this fall, with a series of fun fall events and tours. Visitors will be enchanted with the colorful event lineup, from a gorgeous outdoor floral art exhibit to thrilling screenings of classic films, Flashlight Tours, Mystery Dinners and so much more! All events take place at Meadow Brook Hall, the National Historic Landmark located on the campus of Oakland University.
Macomb resources help alumni earn physical therapy assistant degree
Macomb resources help alumni earn physical therapy assistant degree. Going to college and earning a degree can be challenging for many people, For Macomb alumnus David Hendren, 32, it’s as tough as conquering some of the world’s most intense obstacle courses, including the Tough Mudder. Teamwork is what...
Richmond prepares for water main replacement, street upgrades
Richmond is ready to upgrade its infrastructure, as the city council recently greenlit design engineering projects for Main Street water main replacement and some street upgrades. During a regular meeting on Aug. 19, the Richmond City Council approved a motion authorizing the expense of $92,000 for design engineering services on...
Hobby horsing trots into US spotlight with first championship taking place in mid-Michigan
ALMONT, Mich.— On a beautiful mid-summer afternoon in August, riders from all over the world got together to compete at the first United States Hobby Horse Championship in Michigan. The United States Hobby Horse Championship looks exactly like a proper equestrian competition— but instead of a horse, they rode...
Art Center hosts handweavers league fiber show
MOUNT CLEMENS — Felt, string, looms and more all take center stage at the latest show at the Anton Art Center. The Michigan League of Handweavers 22nd Biennial Fiber Arts Exhibition runs from Saturday, Sept. 7 to Monday, Oct. 16 on the first floor of the Anton Art Center. Having run for over 40 years across various galleries, it will be the first time the Anton Art Center has hosted the league’s premier showcase.
MacDonald Public Library in New Baltimore names new director
MacDonald Public Library in New Baltimore will soon welcome a new director. The library’s Board of Directors recently announced the hiring of Kristen Valyi-Hax, who has accepted the position and plans to start in early October. She is currently the director at the Harper Woods Public Library and has over 25 years of public library experience. She previously worked as a reference librarian at MacDonald Public Library.
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