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New in your neighborhood: Amber Square Townhomes
Project: Amber Square Townhomes offers two new construction brick and metal buildings that include 14 tri-level units that range from 1,087 to 1,134 square feet and rent for $1,295 to $1,395 monthly.
The laundry and mowing can wait. Declare your independence from the mundane and create some fun this holiday weekend.
Clawson mother-son pair to be honored in parade
CLAWSON - Gwen Kirby goes on daily walks, and she's always accompanied by her wheelchair-bound son, Steven, pushing him from behind.
Clawson Museum hosts book signing on July 5
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Dog owners say their pets benefit from walking in a pack
She'd cower behind Don on walks around their Clawson neighborhood, showed no interest in food and didn't make a sound for nearly six months.
Clerks urge reform of filing deadlines
With 17 people already having filed for the Southfield city primary, as of Friday morning, voters are facing a busy election season.
DDA member caught in traffic light controversy
Marshall Choinski may have more money to count as treasurer of the Downtown Development Authority, if downtown continues to make enhancements that visitors embrace.
Personal safety classes growing
Donna Ackerman never knew how to break a person's knee with the heel of her foot or get out of a choke hold.
Woman turns job loss into opportunity
Since her father's bout with cancer two decades ago, Vivian Taylor had played with the idea of going into the medical field.
Public welcome to discuss Clawson's plans for Elmwood
An informational meeting to discuss federal funding opportunities for the reconstruction of Elmwood Avenue, between Rochester and Crooks, will be held at 7 p.m. July 20 at the city hall community center.
Tasered man arraigned for assaulting his dad
A 40-year-old man allegedly Tasered for lunging with his hands at Clawson Police last month was arraigned Tuesday, June 9, on a charge of domestic violence, second offense, at 52-4 District Court in Troy.
Grant signals end for traffic light
Removing a traffic light at 14 Mile and Bellevue to reduce emissions will also jeopardize the safety of pedestrians and drivers, according to a dentist who objected to the plan during a city of Clawson public hearing Tuesday.
While builders have been feeling the pain of the dismal housing market for more than three years, the lack of activity has hurt a host of other businesses that rely on new homes.
LETTERS: Demand justice in war on terror as well as truth
It's a good idea to "Give the truth its day in court; Nation needs review of anti-terror tactics," as the headline on your May 31 editorial suggested, but the editorial also suggested that a tribunal be given broad authority to grant immunity from civil or criminal prosecution in exchange for candid, detailed testimony by those who formulated and ...
School owner fears impact of removing signal
The owner of Gateway Country Day School fears the lack of a traffic signal at 14 Mile and Bellevue will lead to drivers using her parking lot as a short cut.
Rochester church steps in to help job-seekers find work
It's 6 p.m. on a Thursday and the multipurpose room at St. Andrew Catholic Church in Rochester is filled with rows of empty chairs.
Oakland County sheriff announces gubernatorial bid
Saying he would leave a job he loves for one that he might have for only one term because of the difficult choices ahead, Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard announced his candidacy for governor June 3 in front of a home in Clawson.
Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard is entering the race to become Michigan's next governor.
Record-setting class graduates at Shrine
It was a day of celebration May 21 for the 95 graduates of Shrine Catholic High School.