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Judge: sentencing of Eric Smith's cohorts is end of 'very sad' chapter – Macomb Daily - Vimarsana News

Judge: sentencing of Eric Smith's cohorts is end of 'very sad' chapter – Macomb Daily

Visiting Judge Cynthia Arvant of 41B District Court in Clinton Township sentenced Ben Liston to 60 days in jail, $11,000 in restitution and over $3,000 in fines and costs and then sentenced William Weber, an Eric Smith business associate, to two years probation both for their roles in the case involving Smith for which Smith was sentenced last month.

Voters choose local candidates to run in November election - Vimarsana News

Voters choose local candidates to run in November election

GROSSE POINTES FARMS/PARK/SHORES — A handful of local primaries kept voters busy this summer, but most of those voters cast their ballots ahead of the Aug. 3 election.

Some Grosse Pointes to have August primaries this year - Vimarsana News

Some Grosse Pointes to have August primaries this year

GROSSE POINTES — Besides swimming, boating and golfing, there’s another activity adults might want to add to their summer plans this year: voting.

Ex-cop looks to rebuild after judge tosses charge in shooting of son - Vimarsana News

Ex-cop looks to rebuild after judge tosses charge in shooting of son

View Comments Macomb Township — Last year, retired Hamtramck police officer Michael Szymanski lost his job, was charged with a felony and facing up to a decade in prison for shooting his son during a Memorial Day party. But after a Macomb County judge's dismissal of the case last week, he's now focused on rebuilding his life following what his attorney contends was a self-defense shooting that shouldn't have resulted in charges for Szymanski in the first place. "He was charged with a felony, he lost his job and was facing up to 10 years in prison. None of that should have happened," sa...