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Thief enters Allen Park garage to steal hunting clothes, leaves his clothes behind - Vimarsana News

Thief enters Allen Park garage to steal hunting clothes, leaves his clothes behind

Allen Park police are investigating an illegal garage entry where an unknown person apparently left his own wet clothes behind, put on hunting clothing he found in the garage, grabbed a knife and walked away.

Thief enters Allen Park garage to steal hunting clothes, leaves his clothes behind - Vimarsana News

Thief enters Allen Park garage to steal hunting clothes, leaves his clothes behind

Allen Park police are investigating an illegal garage entry where an unknown person apparently left his own wet clothes behind, put on hunting clothing he found in the garage, grabbed a knife and walked away.

BOYS HOOPS: Edsel Ford stays hot with convincing win at Allen Park in DRL play - Vimarsana News

BOYS HOOPS: Edsel Ford stays hot with convincing win at Allen Park in DRL play

The Thunderbirds have now won three straight and eight of their last 10 games overall.

Lincoln Park, Melvindale receive multi-million dollar grants to improve water infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Lincoln Park, Melvindale receive multi-million dollar grants to improve water infrastructure

Two Downriver cities are among the recipients of multi-million dollar grants that will help improve their water infrastructure, while a third city has a smaller amount earmarked for replacing lead service lines.

Lincoln Park, Melvindale receive multi-million dollar grants to improve water infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Lincoln Park, Melvindale receive multi-million dollar grants to improve water infrastructure

Two Downriver cities are among the recipients of multi-million dollar grants that will help improve their water infrastructure, while a third city has a smaller amount earmarked for replacing lead service lines.