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JeDonna Matthews Dinges looked through her side window Tuesday in Grosse Point Park and faced a Ku Klux Klan flag hanging in her neighbor’s side window. Dinges, a Black woman, said she was shocked and upset by the sight of the flag. After advice from friends, she called the Michigan attorney general’s office because she didn’t have confidence authorities would help. They told her that there was nothing they could do because the offensive banner was on private property.  According to Deadline Detroit, JeDonna Matthews Dinges looked through her side window Monday in Grosse Point Park an...

Jedonna Dinges said her neighbor put a Ku Klux Klan flag in the side window of their home in Grosse Pointes Park, Michigan.

Pierce student shares her gift of song Grosse Pointe Park resident Charlotte Van Arragon was named as a semifinalist in the middle school level of the Hammerstein International Youth Vocal Solo Competition. The Pierce Middle School eighth grader performed “Make Believe” from the Hammerstein and Jerome Kern musical “Show Boat.” Photo provided by Melody Van Arragon Advertisement GROSSE POINTE PARK — The legacy of Oscar Hammerstein — the librettist and lyricist of Broadway favorites “The Sound Of Music,” “Carousel,” “South Pacific” and more — is living on through a ne...

Best Places to Live in the Midwest By Abby Monteil, Stacker News On 1/13/21 at 8:00 PM EST Although the Midwest region of the United States has been derogatorily referred to as "flyover country" in some instances, millions of Americans are more than happy to make their homes within these states. The cost of living tends to be cheaper, and the people are often naturally friendly. The Midwest is also a great example of the United States' diversity. There are plenty of small towns, from University Heights, Iowa, to Westwood, Kansas. Then there are the big cities, like Chicago, the Twin Cities...

Lovestruck Mandarin duck delights onlookers at Union Township, Ohio park Chris Mayhew, Cincinnati Enquirer © Randy Tucker/Provided A brightly-colored male Mandarin duck, native to Japan and Asia, and female mallard swim in Ivy Pointe Park in Union Township, Ohio. A single exotic Mandarin duck photographed at a southern Ohio pond was likely one of 10 of the waterfowl put there on purpose by Union Township. "He's very fond of a female mallard," said Randy Tucker, an amateur wildlife photographer whose recent photos have been shared hundreds of times on Facebook. Tucker said t...