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File photo by Deb Jacques Eight sites tested in St. Clair Shores exceed action level for lead in water Steve Schmidt, with the Macomb County Health Department, discusses water filtration with Malinda Madison in 2019. The city has since issued another alert after eight sites reported lead levels exceeding 15 parts per billion. File photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement ST. CLAIR SHORES — St. Clair Shores officials once again alerted the community to potential lead in water from homes with lead service lines after semiannual testing found eight sites out of 62 tested where the Action Level of 1...

After more than 50 years, Troy menswear store to close Pairs of Johnston & Murphy shoes are marked 50% off prior to the store’s closure. Photo by Deb Jacques Joyce Richardson, of Rochester Hills, a store customer for 30-plus years, right, shops while store owner Randy Norman, left, talks to her about the store’s closing. Photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement TROY — The end of 2020 passed with many goodbyes, and one of them includes the end of a longstanding men’s clothing store in Troy. Eli of Troy Menswear, which was located along Rochester Road, near East Long Lake Road, had a closing ...

ROYAL OAK — Royal Oak police are searching for two suspects involved in the carjacking, robbery and shooting of a delivery driver Jan. 12.

Despite pandemic, local residents forge ahead with new businesses By: Mark Vest | C&G Newspapers | Published January 9, 2021 Brad and Francine Oppat, of Farmington Hills, started a new business in the midst of the pandemic. Photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement WEST BLOOMFIELD/TROY — Last April, Farmington Hills resident Francine Oppat received a call with the kind of news many around the country have gotten since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. After being employed for approximately 35 years by Beaumont Hospital, where she worked as an accountant, she was in...

Photo by Deb Jacques Third graders become pen pals with former grad during boot camp Colley stands with her pen pals from Colleen Maciejewski’s third grade class. Photo by Deb Jacques Photo by Deb Jacques Advertisement ST. CLAIR SHORES — Signing up for the military is an act of service, but it comes with an immediate sacrifice — having to leave home while having little contact with friends and family for a period of time during training and beyond. But a short time after Pvt. Courtney Colley left for Army National Guard basic training at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri, a little piece of...