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‘We felt the house shake’: Warren neighborhood rocked by massive house explosion
A late-Thursday explosion destroyed a vacant home in Warren; firefighters extinguished the fire within 10 minutes. Preliminary reports point to a natural gas explosion, but investigators are still determining the cause. Nearby homes and an SUV were damaged; one resident suffered a minor injury, and his condemned home left him...
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This Michigan Deli Makes Its Own Pastrami, Biscuits And Breakfast Muffins
The owner bakes English muffins from scratch using recipes he learned from his grandmother. Then he tucks them under eggs benedict. That alone had me hooked. The pastrami gets made in-house too. So do the biscuits that anchor a plate of homemade biscuits and gravy. I like how nothing here feels like it came out of a box.
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Feedback due on latest Archdiocese of Detroit restructuring models
Local Catholics and parish leaders in the Archdiocese of Detroit face a Nov. 16 deadline to submit feedback on the organization's latest models that show where weekend Masses may stop at churches across the region as part of a massive restructuring plan. The Archdiocese of Detroit, which serves 900,000 Catholics in southeast Michigan, is in the midst of a major two-year plan to "right-size" its resources amid declining church attendance, fewer priests and aging buildings. In mid-October, the archdiocese unveiled the latest models for 15 planning areas across six southeast Michigan counties that show where Masses could eventually cease. All told, Mass could potentially stop at 106 churches. Archdiocese officials haven't said those churches would close, but acknowledge that is an option, and that it would be up to church leaders under a pastorate model. "With a smaller portion regularly attending Mass, we've been struggling to maintain buildings, ministries and structures designed for much larger church," said Archbishop Edward Weisenburger in a video message about the restructuring on the archdiocese's website. "It's left us stretched, sometimes stretched too thin to serve as fully or as generously as we want." The new models, available on the archdiocese's website , were based
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Fraser Officer Charged After Allegedly Punching Restrained Patient at Warren Hospital
A Fraser public safety officer is facing an assault and battery charge after prosecutors say she struck a detained person in the face several times at a Warren hospital last month. Bianca Denise Allen was arraigned Nov. 12 at 37th District Court in Warren, and she has been suspended without pay as the case moves forward.
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Suspect in murder of missing Warren woman refuses to attend own trial
MOUNT CLEMENS — What happened to Ashley Elkins of Warren? It's a question Macomb County Assistant Prosecutor Carrie Seward left the jury with during opening statements on Nov. 13 in Macomb Circuit Court at the trial for Deandre Booker, Elkins' ex-boyfriend and the man accused of killing her. Elkins, a mother of two, was last seen Jan. 2, 2025, entering Booker's apartment complex. Her blood was later found all over his bathroom. Her hair, an earring and a fired bullet were found in the drain of his bathtub. Police were never able to find any video of Elkins leaving Booker's apartment, but found surveillance video of Booker using a shopping cart to transport large trash bags to a dumpster multiple apartment complexes over, which showed him struggling to lift the bags into the dumpster. When police checked the dumpster a few days later, they found Elkins' blood pooled at the bottom. But Elkins' body has never been found. "Deandre Booker killed Ashley Elkins on January 2, 2025, cleaned up the scene to get rid of any evidence, put her body in garbage bags, put her in a dumpster, never to be seen again, then lied to police about it," Seward