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MADISON HEIGHTS — The food service industry continues to struggle with labor shortages, supply chain problems, and patrons who are wary to visit during the pandemic.

Remembering Tony Bliss, dedicated local volunteer Tony Bliss Advertisement MADISON HEIGHTS — As the Madison Heights community mourns the unexpected passing of long-time volunteer Tony Bliss, they are also celebrating his life of service to others. According to his son, Madison Heights City Councilman Mark Bliss, Tony Bliss died of a sudden heart attack May 19. “He had just gotten over COVID the month prior, so the belief is that the ‘after-COVID’ complications likely played a role, as he was only 60 years old, with no known history of heart issues,” Mark Bliss said in an email. But ...

During the Madison Heights Memorial Day memorial service in 2019, Norm Maudlin, senior vice commander of VFW District V, escorts Gold Star Mother Jean Linville in the laying of the wreaths. This year’s memorial service will be held at Madison Heights City Hall May 29. File photo by Patricia O’Blenes Date announced for memorial service in Madison Heights Memorial Day parade canceled due to pandemic Advertisement MADISON HEIGHTS — The Memorial Day parade will not take place this year in the city of Madison Heights, out of an abundance of caution over the pandemic. But there will still be ...

By MIKE COOK Associated Press Apr 26, 2021 —AP Photo/Craig Lassig   Pittsburgh Pirates Bryan Reynolds hits a double in front of Minnesota Twins catcher Mitch Garver during the first inning, Sunday, in Minneapolis. Craig Lassig  Pittsburgh Pirates' Phillip Evans, right, celebrates with designated hitter Todd Frazier after scoring on a hit by teammate Colin Moran against the Minnesota Twins during the first inning of a baseball game, Sunday, April 25, 2021, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Craig Lassig) Craig Lassig  Minnesota Twins pitcher Matt Shoemaker throws against the Pittsbu...

Three decades after Sen. John Heinz was killed in a fiery plane crash in suburban Philadelphia, friends and colleagues remember the legacy of a senator they say was ahead of his time.