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Focus on those who gave ultimate sacrifice
There's a lot of talk around the country these days about rights and freedoms. The Second Amendment right to bear arms and the First Amendment right to speak freely have been of primary focus as the debate rages over gun control in the wake of December's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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Loose dog gets Garden City resident a ticket
A Plymouth resident came to the Garden City police station May 15 to report that someone used his stolen debit card to make a $137 purchase at the Shell gas station at 120 Middlebelt in Garden City.
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Resident suffers smoke inhalation in house fire
Wayne-Westland Fire Authority and Garden City firefighters talk to the incident commander Capt.
Historic schoolhouse finally glimpsed again by public in Dearborn Heights' 50th
After being mainly closed to the public for several years, the Little Red Schoolhouse again showed what school life and the area's history was like in a Sunday open house, held as part of Dearborn Heights' 50th anniversary celebration.
Canton Farmers Market Opening Day Draws 1,000 People
The Canton Farmers Market kicked off its new season Sunday with a record-breaking attendance of 1,000 people, according to Market Manager Tina Lloyd.
Public hearing for Garden City Community Development Block Grant funding tonight
'There has been an overall reduction from 2012 of 5 percent,' said Sarah Traxler, a planner with Northville-based McKenna Associates.
MADD specialist helps victims of drunken driving
"My role is to provide services for victims of drunk driving crashes whether they were injured in a drunk driving crash or are bereaved by somebody they loved who was in a drunk driving crash," she said.
GC eliminates administrative position
"We are reducing one administrator at the alternative programs," said Garden City Schools Superintendent Michelle Cline.
a a did what was asked of him'
Becoming a firefighter was something that Brian Woehlke had aspired to since childhood - he followed in the footsteps of his grandfather, a Dearborn firefighter.
GC resident finds TVs, game system missing from home
A woman who lives in the 31000 block of Rosslyn reported a home invasion May 9. She said she left the house for about an hour in the afternoon, long enough to pick up her child from school.
F.A.I.T.H. Riders hold annual biker blessing Saturday
Darrel Manuel looked for a way to combine his love of motorcycle riding with his faith and came up with an answer several years ago.
Canton Farmers Market ready to roll with sixth season
Canton Farmers Market, shown here in 2009, has continued to grow and draws an average 600 people each Sunday / Bill Bresler Hundreds of patrons, spending their money locally, are expected Sunday as the Canton Farmers Market launches its six season featuring seasonal produce, a plant exchange, children's arts activities and a performance by acoustic ... (more)
Hundreds gather to memorialize Wayne-Westland firefighter at funeral
Hundreds of emergency personnel from all over Michigan, out of state and Canada paid their respects Monday to a Wayne-Westland firefighter killed last week battling a strip mall blaze.
Juanita Walker (from left), mother of Garden City Mayor Randy Walker, ...
"We really had a great event," said Jennifer Ross Music, an organizer and the Family and Senior services coordinator.
Garden City finds businesses, homes underbilled for water
Some Garden City businesses and Westland residents are expected to be asked to pay more money because of some recently discovered underbilled accounts.
Postal carriers to a Stamp Out Hunger'
Letter carriers in the Garden City area and throughout the United States will be delivering more than mail when they make their rounds on Saturday, May 11.
Garden City Boy Scout Troop 1241 is looking for donations for its annual garage sale.
Community support propels team to top spot in Wish walk
Susan Ianni, general manager of Gordon Chevrolet in Garden City, enjoyed at day at the Detroit Zoo after winning first place in a fund-raising campaign for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Council names three members to negotiate city manager contract
A subcommittee of the Garden City Council will meet to negotiate a contract for Acting City Manager Robert Muery who wants to assume the permanent city manager position while continuing to serve as the Garden City police chief.