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Trustees decide on grace period for short term rentals

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Specific short-term rentals in Harrison Township are getting a little “grace.” That is, they’ll now get six months to become compliant before an ordinance goes into effect. On Nov. 9, the Harrison Township Board of Trustees approved the grace period in a 7-0...

Harrison Charter Township, MI · 1d
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MI Town Debates Future of Emergency Services After Millage Fails

The Oakland Press, Sterling Heights, Mich. It appears that Clarkston will again leave it to voters to decide whether they want to pay for police, fire, and emergency response coverage through a millage increase. But this time the council will be able to present residents with a clearer picture of...

Sterling Heights, MI · 17h
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Hazel Park Drama sets stage for next play

HAZEL PARK — The curtain will soon rise on the next production by the students of the Hazel Park Drama program, adapting Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Our Town.”. Showtimes are 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20-21, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22, in the auditorium...

Hazel Park, MI · 1d
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Macomb board shifts priorities in Executive Mark Hackel's proposed budget

The Macomb County Board of Commissioners shifted prioirities and made trims to County Executive Mark Hackel's proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year on Thursday, Nov. 12, including eliminating new positions county departments had requested. In unanimous votes in its Finance/Audit/Budget Committee meeting Thursday afternoon, commissioners amended Hackel's proposed budget, some of which were cuts and some of which were increases or other changes. The proposed budget set aside around $21 million for capital needs, or improvements to county buildings and parking lots, in the general fund. Commissioners didn't want to take as much money out of the county's savings as the county executive had proposed, said Commissioner Phil Kraft. They instead pulled $5 million out of savings and decided to make reductions elsewhere in the budget, allowing the board to set aside $20 million for capital plan projects. "We wanted to reduce the pull from the overall general fund," Kraft said. Hackel offered his proposed budget in early October for the 2027 fiscal year, which begins Jan. 1. The $1.25 billion budget reflects an 11.9% increase over the current budget . The board is slated to adopt the budget Nov. 19. Hackel's budget included 26.8 new full-time equivalent positions,

Macomb County, MI · 1d

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Volunteers help neighbors in need

STERLING HEIGHTS — In the end, the leaves didn’t stand a chance. Mounds of fallen tree debris were blown, raked and bagged on Saturday, Nov. 7, as volunteers spread across the community to help neighbors in need. The effort was the city’s annual autumn SHINE Day, where individuals...

Sterling Heights, MI · 6h

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Birmingham's historic Hunter House Hamburgers prepares to open doors at new Woodward Avenue home

BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (WXYZ) — Hunter House Hamburgers, famous for its sliders for more than 70 years, is almost ready to open its doors to a new location after more than a year of construction and operating out of a temporary setup. The restaurant rebuilt its space to feel exactly...

Birmingham, MI · 4h

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A Michigan Homeowner Says GPS Apps Keep Sending Drivers Across His Front Lawn

Cars can't seem to stop driving on this Michigan man's lawn.

Southfield, MI · 2d

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Retiring judge moving to prosecutor’s office

Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido has announced the appointment of Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Joseph Toia as chief assistant prosecutor. Toia will assume the position when he steps down from the bench on Jan. 1. Robert A. Leonetti, the current chief assistant, will become the office’s first chief...

Macomb County, MI · 22h

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Little Nest Coffee serves hot coffee and competition

Opening its doors on October 11th, Little Nest Coffee Roasters quickly created buzz in the Grosse Pointe community. Located at 21003 Mack Ave, just two blocks down the road from Starbucks, Little Nest serves as a great alternative for drinks and treats. The moment you walk in, there’s a relaxing atmosphere, a friendly greeting from staff, and the sound of steam wands and coffee grinders. This small business has a large variety of drinks on its menu; whether you are looking for a warm cappuccino or a cold, refreshing iced latte, Little Nest Coffee has what you are looking for. If you aren’t a coffee person, don’t worry; it won’t limit your options. For example, the chai tea has smooth foam and a light taste, and the cinnamon toast has a great balance of sweet and buttery. Drinks include hot cocoa for a chilly day and matcha for matcha lovers.

Grosse Pointe, MI · 1d

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Southern Michigan communities turn to regional management of growing deer herds

On opposite sides of the state, Kent County, and the cities of Farmington Hills, Farmington and Southfield, have turned to regional coalitions to manage growing deer populations.

Kent County, MI · 1d

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Michigan high school boys soccer 2026 all-state teams: See every Division 1 selection

See every player selected to the 2026 Michigan high school boys soccer Division 1 all-state teams.

Troy, MI · 1d

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Lenox Township to weigh rezoning of 1,402 acres for light industrial project amid data center fears

LENOX TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WXYZ) — Lenox Township will hold a public hearing Monday to consider a request to rezone 1,402 acres for a project that developers aren't sharing many details about. The application was submitted by the Lenox and Chesterfield Economic Development Alliance and includes signed authorizations from the...

Lenox Township, MI · 3d

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Big, Bright Light Show in Rochester brings back dazzling lights for families for 2026

The 2026 Big, Bright Light Show returns to downtown Rochester on Monday, Nov. 23, 2026, with more than one million lights, a Lagniappe kickoff and nightly displays running through Jan. 17, 2027. Here’s what families should know before visiting. Key takeaways. The bigger picture: The Big, Bright Light Show...

Rochester, MI · 1d

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Sterling Heights exploring passenger train service

STERLING HEIGHTS — The idea of Macomb County residents catching a train in Sterling Heights bound for downtown Detroit, Metropolitan Airport or Chicago is envisioned in a report presented to the City Council this month. Although still just a concept, the city is positioning itself to champion the possibility...

Sterling Heights, MI · 7h

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Novi Twinkle Town Puts $10,000 Charity Prize to a Public Vote

Gardner White Novi — Reported Site of Charity Tree Celebration. More than 20 holiday trees at Gardner White’s Novi store are competing for a $10,000 charitable prize, with community members able to vote for their favorite online through Dec. 8. The designer of the winning tree chooses the charity that receives the prize, according to ClickOnDetroit.

Warren, MI · 2d

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Passenger Recovery grows into a community built around connection

For Chris Tait, the road to Passenger Recovery began when his own road came to an abrupt stop. Tait was a touring musician struggling with alcohol and cocaine use when, during a show in Nashville, he was removed from the tour. It was 2011, and after 18 years of addiction and its consequences, Tait entered treatment for the third time.

Wyandotte, MI · 1d

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Beautification Commission, township honor veterans

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — In Harrison Township on Nov. 7, an emotional ceremony took place, remembering veterans who had passed on and adding four names to the stones in the memorial garden just outside of Rosso Hall. As the start time rolled around, family members of the fallen, members of...

Harrison Charter Township, MI · 1d

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Businesses feel the strain as Rochester Road Construction Project faces delays

Businesses along a heavily traveled stretch of Rochester Road say months of construction delays are taking a toll on their bottom line as a major infrastructure project falls behind schedule.

Royal Oak, MI · 2d

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Hazel Park city manager still on the job amid federal lawsuit

Hazel Park’s City Council previously scheduled this emergency meeting to replace a member of the Council who moved away. But the Council could not choose between one of two candidates for that spot, just another contentious moment for the City after news of the alleged scandal broke on Wednesday.

Hazel Park, MI · 23h