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STERLING HEIGHTS — The Sterling Heights Public Library is looking to cyberspace and even the skies for new ways to innovate its outreach to residents.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Charities, the senior center and Bonneville Drive will soon benefit from over $800,000 in federal funds headed Sterling Heights’s way.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights recently took a step toward potentially purchasing at least some of the land from the former Fillmore Elementary School site.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Almost $20 million of federal funds could eventually be invested in additional recreational amenities, infrastructure, green initiatives and more in Sterling Heights, according to a recent presentation by city administrators.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Most resident respondents from a Sterling Heights city survey had plenty of positive things to say about city services, according to a recent presentation from a polling firm.

STERLING HEIGHTS — The Sterling Heights City Council recently marked the completion of a $25 million project renovating City Hall, the Police Department, the library and the 41-A District Court, all located in the same campus at Utica and Dodge Park roads.

City Council votes to hire firm to guide diversity policy plans Advertisement STERLING HEIGHTS — The city of Sterling Heights has picked a consulting firm to help in guiding its diversity policies for city administrators and workers. During the May 4 Sterling Heights City Council meeting, the City Council unanimously agreed as part of its consent agenda to authorize a first-year expenditure of $64,000 on a consulting firm to help put together a new city diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI...