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Detroit asks residents to help identify historic places worth preserving
Read full article: Detroit asks residents to help identify historic places worth preservingAs historic sites across Detroit age and deteriorate, the city is asking residents to help identify places that hold significance for local communities.

Pontiac group aims to turn vacant building into hub for children, young adults experiencing homelessness
Read full article: Pontiac group aims to turn vacant building into hub for children, young adults experiencing homelessnessA Pontiac nonprofit is working to turn a vacant 15,000-square-foot building into a one-stop community center for children and young adults experiencing homelessness.

Detroit nonprofits seek crane to remove tree that crashed onto Brightmoor home
Read full article: Detroit nonprofits seek crane to remove tree that crashed onto Brightmoor homeA Detroit family remains displaced after a large tree fell onto their Brightmoor home during a recent severe storm, and local nonprofits are asking for help removing it.

Highland Park school board works with residents to reschedule cleanup at old Henry Ford Middle School
Read full article: Highland Park school board works with residents to reschedule cleanup at old Henry Ford Middle SchoolA volunteer effort to remove graffiti and clean up the area around Highland Park’s former Ford Middle School was canceled last week over liability concerns, but organizers and school district officials are now working on a path forward.

Lightning strike sparks fire at Detroit apartment building as storms leave damage across city
Read full article: Lightning strike sparks fire at Detroit apartment building as storms leave damage across cityA lightning strike is believed to have sparked a fire at an apartment building on Detroit’s east side Thursday morning as storms moved through the area, while downed trees and power lines created hazards in neighborhoods across the city.

Horses returned to Milford stable after Oakland County Animal Control seizure
Read full article: Horses returned to Milford stable after Oakland County Animal Control seizureDozens of horses are back at a Milford stable after Oakland County Animal Control seized them last month following complaints of alleged mistreatment — claims the stable’s owner firmly denies.

What Detroit Mayor Sheffield, Police Chief Bettison said in response to social media controversy
Read full article: What Detroit Mayor Sheffield, Police Chief Bettison said in response to social media controversyDetroit Mayor Mary Sheffield and Police Chief Todd A. Bettison responded this week to a public controversy involving social media posts, a former romantic relationship, and a recorded phone call with a local activist.

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield, police Chief Todd Bettison respond to social media controversy
Read full article: Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield, police Chief Todd Bettison respond to social media controversyDetroit Mayor Mary Sheffield and Police Chief Todd A. Bettison are responding to a public controversy involving social media posts, a former romantic relationship, and a recorded phone call with a local activist.

‘I thought we were gonna die’: Detroit man faces judge for assaulting two teen girls
Read full article: ‘I thought we were gonna die’: Detroit man faces judge for assaulting two teen girlsA 17-year-old girl says she “just accepted” that a Detroit man, who she says pointed a gun at her and another teenage girl, was going to kill them both.

‘Go 4 It’: Metro Detroit community assembles more than 1,075 hygiene kits for Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries
Read full article: ‘Go 4 It’: Metro Detroit community assembles more than 1,075 hygiene kits for Detroit Rescue Mission MinistriesMetro Detroit residents donated personal care items and money to support families and individuals served by Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries during Local 4’s August “Go 4 It” event, “Hygiene Basics.”

‘Let’s Go Champ’: Former Highland Park mayor turns stroke survival into mission to help others
Read full article: ‘Let’s Go Champ’: Former Highland Park mayor turns stroke survival into mission to help othersFormer Highland Park Mayor DeAndre Windom is turning a deeply personal health journey into a powerful message of resilience and awareness.

Young adults with disabilities build job skills through flower subscription program in Northville
Read full article: Young adults with disabilities build job skills through flower subscription program in NorthvilleFor many adults with disabilities, finding meaningful employment can be one of the biggest hurdles to living independently.