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Of the nine Michigan locations that were supposed to get an Amazon Fresh, one is blighted, another has storefront still wrapped in Tyvek.

"He was our friend -- he was a St. Clair Shores son," City Councilman David Rubello said of the Lake Shore High School graduate, who also played for Bowling Green State University in Ohio.

The St. Clair Shores City Council unanimously approved the new five-year Parks and Recreation Master Plan at its Jan. 22 regular meeting.

Nearly 60 years after Bob Dylan echoed the famous line “the times, they are as changin’,” the 1964 anthem that represented views of a generation gap and political divide marking American culture in the 1960s, those lyrics could certainly have been applied to the political landscape in Macomb County in 2023. Whether it was at […]

St. Clair Shores residents and council members saw a sneak peek Monday of the Downtown Development Authority’s plans to revamp the city’s downtown Nine-Mack area.

The St Clair Shores City Council approved a site plan Tuesday for a Clean Express Auto Wash at 10 Mile Road and Harper Avenue, which was formerly the location of a Rite-Aid Pharmacy.

Although the social district season has ended for 2023, downtown St. Clair Shores was still the place to be Saturday afternoon for its Jingle Mingle event.

Dogs and cats used for animal testing will be put up for adoption instead of being euthanized if a bill passed by the Michigan state house Nov. 9 is signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

The St. Clair Shores City Council on Tuesday voted 5-2 to approve a special land use permit and site plan for a 40-unit,  five-story condominium complex on the Jefferson Avenue Nautical Mile.

Research facilities in Michigan that would otherwise euthanize dogs or cats once testing was completed would be required to offer the animals up for adoption first, under a bill reintroduced in the state Senate.