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Members of the Garden City High School Marching Band will going door-to-door today , as part of a returnable bottle and can fund-raiser. Band members have distributed fliers and will be in those areas rain or ...
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City accepts stormwater proposal
Hoping to reduce the size of whatever stormwater project Garden City will eventually be required to build, the council has agreed to participate in a regional plan aimed at drying up stormwater that is getting ...
Championship hoopla comes to Garden City
Get ready to show your Cougar pride at a rally Monday, July 14, to honor the Garden City High School softball state champions.
Council seeks management audit of water department
A 9.5 percent combined water and sewer rate increase has been approved by council, which also authorized having a management audit of the water department.
Garden City man dies in 2-car crash
A Garden City man died Wednesday morning, possibly from a medical condition, after his truck crossed into oncoming traffic on Warren Road in Westland and hit another vehicle head-on, a police officer said.
Opening day: City ready for farmers market
In a matter of days, Garden City's first weekly Farmers Market will kick off in a spruced up area south of Kroger.
City plans to replace traffic signal arms
The traffic signal mast arms at Ford and Middlebelt are going to be replaced after failing to meet the current Michigan Department of Transportation standards.
Driver faces trial in fatal accident
A Redford woman has been ordered to stand trial on a charge of negligent homicide in a traffic accident that killed a 77-year-old Garden City man.
Tree plantings honor late student
Students and staff at the Cambridge Alternative Education Center recently planted two trees as a living memorial to a classmate killed in a traffic accident.
Man finds car missing from auto shop
Police were called to Professional Electronics, 29478 Ford, June 19 after an employee reported a man had stolen his lap top computer valued at $3,200. The suspect entered the business and was looking around, ...
Having grown up as part of St. Raphael Catholic Church, the Rev. Clint McDonell admits it's a little disconcerting to be back as a newly ordained priest.
6 gardens featured during annual walk
It's time for that annual opportunity to see how the other half - the devoted gardeners - lives with the 15th annual Garden Walk 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 28.
Don't factor Social Security into retirement equation
A few weeks ago on my radio show I had a discussion regarding retirement planning.
Car rental businesses get spot in downtown Garden City
Rental car businesses can now locate in Garden City's Central Business District thanks to an ordinance amendment approved by council.
City works on plan for Westland to install water meters
Work on an agreement to have Westland Water Department staff install new water meters at Garden City homes is continuing.
Hempstead IDA backs tax breaks for hotel developer
The Hempstead Industrial Development Agency approved tax breaks for the new purchaser of the landmark Garden City Hotel on Tuesday, despite protests from local school officials and residents.
Ford says Mercury brand important part of line-up
Ford Motor Co's Mercury brand is an important part of the automaker's line-up and the company is continuing to invest in the nameplate, Mark Fields, Ford's president of the Americas, said on Monday.
June 10 workshop focuses on annuities
Retirement is a major life-changing event that is becoming ever more difficult to finance, given the complexity of financial products such as annuities.
The Red Wings were in Pittsburgh, but the celebration was right here. Local hockey fans took to the streets after Detroit beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-2 in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Garden City may charge court rent to cut deficit
Tight fiscal times are forcing the city to propose charging the 21st District Court rent as a way of balancing its budget.