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ROYAL OAK — On April 23, apprentice line workers with DTE Energy installed three 10-foot utility poles at Oakland Schools Technical Campus Southeast, 5155 Delamere Ave. in Royal Oak.

Judge orders county to produce medical records Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Carl Marlinga last month ordered that the Macomb County Medical Examiner’s Office search, find and produce the records that were referenced in the autopsy report of JoAnn Eisenhardt. In 2011, Joseph Reiner allegedly stabbed Eisenhardt. File photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement MACOMB TOWNSHIP — A criminal case dating back over a decade is now being reexamined. At an April 23 evidentiary hearing and pretrial bef...

Roseville students, city employees plant trees for Arbor Day, Earth Day Roseville High School seniors Gehad Badawy, Madelyn Tribu and Olivia Rosol, all members of the school’s Outreach Committee, assist the city of Roseville with tree planting in honor of Arbor Day April 30. Photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement ROSEVILLE — Several Roseville High School students teamed up with Department of Public Works employees to commemorate Arbor Day and Earth Day by planting trees in the community April 3...

City to upgrade marina, parks Wi-Fi St. Clair Shores is improving Wi-Fi access at both of its harbors. Lac Sainte Clair harbor, pictured here, will be completed first, potentially by Memorial Day weekend. Photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement ST. CLAIR SHORES — Whether it’s working remotely, livestreaming the Detroit Tigers game or starting up Spotify for some boat tunes, Wi-Fi is something boaters turn to more and more these days. The system at Lac Sainte Clair Harbor, however, was first inst...

TROY — A local Jewish congregation is in need of your gently worn and new shoes.

FERNDALE — One of the most recognized spots in the city of Ferndale will be celebrating 10 years in May.

Ferndale artist to host art show at local bank Some of Wildfong’s art is inspired by the Bible, including this piece titled “Jonah is Spit Out by a Big Fish.” Photo by Deb Jacques FERNDALE — A Ferndale artist will be holding an exhibition in town at a local bank. Louie Wildfong will host an art show at Level One Bank, 22635 Woodward Ave., starting with a grand opening from 3 to 6 p.m. Friday, May 14. His exhibition will run through the end of May. Wildfong, 72, called his work represent...

Photo by Deb Jacques By: Tiffany Esshaki | C&G Newspapers | Published April 20, 2021 Bethany Villa senior living apartments in Troy hosted a vaccine clinic for its residents April 15. The complex’s Service Coordinator Anne Pio helps residents during the event, translating for those unable to speak English. Photo by Deb Jacques OAKLAND COUNTY— Getting the COVID-19 vaccine is easy. Easy for fluent English speakers who are technology literate and have consistent acce...

Mount Clemens Baptist church highlights 100th anniversary Pastor Terrance Standifer, left, is seen praying with the Rev. Dr. Tyrone B. Martin, pastor of Greater Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church in Mount Clemens. The church is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month. Photo by Deb Jacques Greater Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church kicked off its 100th anniversary April 2 with a car parade. The church was established as Second Baptist Church. In 1972, it was renamed Greater Mo...

File photo by Deb Jacques Oakland County Michigan Works! hosts free yearlong financial fitness series Program expands from one week to full year of workshops By: Jonathan Shead | C&G Newspapers | Published April 10, 2021 Career Advisor Heather McKenzie sits at her desk at the Troy office of Oakland County Michigan Works! File photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement OAKLAND COUNTY — Oakland County Michigan Works! annual weeklong Money Smart week programming, in partnersh...