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Former Grosse Pointe Park pharmacist convicted on 26 drug charges
Hasna Bashir Iwas, 62, of New Baltimore, who operated the former Beacon Pointe Pharmacy in Grosse Pointe Park, was convicted last week on 26 charges related to the unlawful distribution of scheduled II, III, IV, and V prescription drug controlled substances.
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City council member blasts states pipe approval that would send raw sewage into Detroit River
Detroit City Council Member Mary Waters sent Governor Gretchen Whitmer a letter asking her to rescind a permit issued by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy that she believes could result in the release of raw sewage into the Detroit River from Grosse Pointe Park.
Woman robbed and attacked by caregiver in Grosse Pointe Park
Prosecutor Kym Worthy has charged Essence Lefaye Cross, 33, of Detroit, with the robbery and assault of an 81-year-woman of Grosse Pointe Park. The incident occurred Friday (May 5) at 3:10 a.m. in the 1040 block of Berkshire Street in Grosse Pointe Park when Cross forced entry into the elderly woman’s home.
Families are angry after judge dismisses class action lawsuit due to severe flooding in Wayne County
You may remember the historic rain that flooded homes in Detroit and Grosse Pointe in June 2021. Hundreds of families sued, claiming two Great Lakes Water Authority pump stations failed. Now, a judge has dismissed the case. The attorney behind the class action lawsuit says governmental immunity is to blame.
Man goes to parents’ Oakland County home, uses brother’s old phone to download nude photos of children
A 39-year-old man was arrested for going to his parents’ home in Oakland County while they were out of town and using his brother’s old phone and a work laptop to download pictures of nude children, authorities said.
This Indian restaurant cooks up its dishes in an authentic tandoori oven
Serving up sauteed rice dishes, curries packed with flavor, and marinated chicken that’s been deliciously char-grilled is basically a family tradition for Syed Mutaher. Michelle Oliver takes us to Dine in the D at the family-owned, Noorjahan Indian Grill.