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GROSSE POINTES — Although voters can now cast absentee ballots without needing to provide an excuse, that didn’t keep scores of voters from showing up on Election Day Nov. 8 in the Grosse Pointes.
GROSE POINTES — To quote lyrics from a popular 1980s rock song, when it comes to covering another city’s unpaid bills, some Grosse Pointes have decided, “We’re not gonna take it anymore.
GROSSE POINTES — Besides swimming, boating and golfing, there’s another activity adults might want to add to their summer plans this year: voting.
New Grosse Pointe Shores finance officer leaves Advertisement GROSSE POINTE SHORES — Grosse Pointe Shores is once again in the market for someone to handle financial responsibilities such as the creation of the budget. After only four months on the job, Finance Officer and Treasurer Cathy Hall has left. Hall had started in October to take over for Rhonda Ricketts, who retired from that post in November and whose last day in the office was Oct. 21. At press time, interim City Manager/Assistant City Manager Tom Krolczyk said Hall’s last day was Jan. 15. Hall, a CPA, has a bachelor’s of ac...
by Allan Lengel Todd Perkins' house in Grosse Pointe Shores (Courtesy photo) The City of Grosse Pointe Shores appears to be backing down, but Black attorney Todd Perkins isn't. Perkins is suing the city, saying he has a right to display a Black Lives Matter sign on his front yard. The city's police recently ticketed him, saying his sign was too big, in violation of a city ordinance. Todd Perkins: :"It's cowardly." (Courtesy photo) "Them backing down doesn't matter," Perkins tells Deadline Detroit. "It's not just about me. They need to be told they were wron...