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  • Local briefs, 11-10-09

    Macomb Daily – Tue Nov 10, 6:35 am ET  

    Biker dies in crash Full Story »

  • Cox vows to stay in governor's race, despite critical reports

    Macomb Daily – Tue Nov 10, 6:11 am ET  

    Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox said despite critical media reports over his office's investigation in the alleged Manoogian Mansion assault, he has no plans to give up his run to become the state's governor. Full Story »

  • Bus drivers strike

    Macomb Daily – Tue Nov 10, 6:11 am ET  

    Parents of Mount Clemens Community Schools students must find alternative ways to get their children to school today because of a sudden strike by bus drivers who walked off the job Monday afternoon. Full Story »

  • Clothing store throws in the towel

    Macomb Daily – Tue Nov 10, 6:11 am ET  

    Gebran's for Men, an 18-year staple of men's clothing in downtown Mount Clemens has lost its fight for survival. Full Story »

  • Plant benefits defense goals

    Macomb Daily – Tue Nov 10, 6:11 am ET  

    Local, state and national officials joined the hierarchy at General Dynamics on Monday to help kick off a new 22,000-square-foot laboratory in Sterling Heights that will emphasize the rapid development of military ground vehicles. Full Story »

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  • Census to Seek "Snowbirds"

    WDET-FM Detroit – Mon Nov 9, 11:56 am ET  

         Census officials say the 2010 questionnaire will be seeking Michiganders who go south for the winter.      With the start of the census about six months from now, Federal and state officials say they want to make sure Michigan has an accurate count of its population.       Dennis Hightower is Deputy Secretary of Commerce. He says the final question on the census form should help.      “And ... Full Story »

  • Five Picks Doom Lions in Seattle

    WDET-FM Detroit – Sun Nov 8, 9:56 pm ET  

    November 8, 2009           by Pat Batcheller  The Lions lost their 16th consecutive road game in Seattle Sunday.  As WDET’s Pat Batcheller reports, it was a tough day for Detroit’s rookie quarterback Matthew Stafford.   This was the first head-to-head meeting between Stafford and Seahawks rookie linebacker Aaron Curry, who—in the minds of many Lions fans—should have been the top pick in this ... Full Story »

  • November 6th Arts and Culture Calendar

    WDET-FM Detroit – Sun Nov 8, 6:14 pm ET  

    Our weekly look at concerts, exhibits, and other events happening in Metro Detroit. Produced by Amanda Le Claire and mixed by Brad Potts.   Work and Tumble @ Design 99   British Advertising Awards @ Detroit Film Theatre   Ayacucho: Fire in the Andes exhibit @ Swords into Plowshares Gallery   Heavy Trash with Duende @ the Pike Room Full Story »

  • Governor Announces Teacher Training Program

    WDET-FM Detroit – Sun Nov 8, 6:14 pm ET  

         The State of Michigan is working with two non-profits to train 240 new science and math teachers.      The W.K. Kellogg Foundation and the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation are offering $30,000 Master’s program fellowships for teachers or people with a science or math background.       Governor Jennifer Granholm says Michigan is on the leading edge since this is the second such ... Full Story »

  • Michigan Family Based At Fort Hood Wants To Know Motive Behind Massacre

    WDET-FM Detroit – Sun Nov 8, 6:14 pm ET  

    Some family members of soldiers involved in the shooting at Fort Hood Army Base say they are angry at both the killer…and the lack of information from the military.    WDET’s Quinn Klinefelter has more…     Michigan native Ashley Saucedo never heard the gunfire from her home on the opposite side of Fort Hood Army Base.    But she received a text about it from her husband…Private Raymondo Saucedo ... Full Story »

The Monroe Evening News

  • Teen most likely died from overdose

    The Monroe Evening News – Tue Nov 10, 12:18 am ET  

    The teen whose lifeless body was left at a Carleton park by his two buddies probably died of a drug overdose, police said. An autopsy was scheduled for today, but investigators with the Monroe County Sheriff?s Office believe the death of 16-year-old Joshua Miracle was drug-related. Full Story »

  • Boxing trainer Giarmo dies at 93

    The Monroe Evening News – Mon Nov 9, 12:19 pm ET  

    Evening News photo by JESSE OSBOURNE From left, Todd Riggs, Joe Giarmo and Ryan Wilburn all have a role in Giarmo's garage where local boxers train. After 60 years of training boxers, Giarmo is turning over the gym to Riggs and Wilburn. Full Story »

  • Harry Potter lexicon author returns to Monroe

    The Monroe Evening News – Mon Nov 9, 12:19 pm ET  

    Steve Vander Ark never thought he’d be a poster child for fair use of original published material. But that’s a label he earned as author of “The Lexicon, An Unauthorized Guide to Harry Potter Fiction and Related Materials” released in mid-January. Full Story »

  • A call to lead area churches

    The Monroe Evening News – Mon Nov 9, 12:19 pm ET  

    — Evening News photo by DEAN COUSINO The Rev. Marc Gawronski, pastor of St. Mary Catholic Church since 2005, has been appointed the new head of the Monroe Vicariate of Catholic parishes. Full Story »

  • Court chooses next chief judges

    The Monroe Evening News – Mon Nov 9, 12:19 pm ET  

    The Michigan Supreme Court released the names of the chief judges who will head Michigan’s trial courts for the next two years, including three from Monroe County. Full Story »

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