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Livonia mayor lobbies to save dealerships
Mayor Jack Kirksey is continuing to lobby federal officials and GM to reconsider closing two GM dealerships.
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Speaker: Keys to aging well are attitude, staying active
Lynn Alexander quotes Diane Sawyer, host of ABC's Good Morning America, when she discusses aging.
Livonia officer stops woman ready to jump from overpass
A distraught 33-year-old Westland woman preparing to jump off the Merriman Road bridge onto I-96 Monday afternoon was grabbed from behind by a Livonia police officer and escorted off the bridge.
Fleeing suspect asks undercover Livonia cop for ride
A 21-year-old Detroit man running from Livonia Police Thursday was arrested after he banged on an unmarked police car and asked the undercover office inside for a ride.
Motor City Youth Theatre stages 'Hamlet' and 'Macbeth' in Livonia
Motor City Youth Theatre will present its annual family-friendly Shakespeare production for two weekends this month at Grantland Street Playhouse, 27555 Grantland, west of Inkster Road and south of I-96, in Livonia.
Livonia school chief's contract extended to '14
In a 4-2 vote Monday, the Livonia school board extended Supt. Randy Liepa's contract another year, pushing the expiration date to June 2014.
Livonia school board to raise lunch prices, adopt budget, set tax rates
The Livonia school board is expected to increase lunch prices, adopt a $160 million budget and set tax rates Monday.
GM appeals taxes on Livonia Powertrain
GM has filed a tax appeal against the city of Livonia with the Michigan Tax Tribunal for $648,000 for the Livonia Powertrain plant.
Livonia troop honors 3 Eagle Scouts
Boy Scout Troop 889 of Memorial Church of Christ in Livonia recently recognized Joseph Pisani, Andrew Scheffer and Scott Sieron for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Livonia teachers' contract OK'd in 5-1 vote
A little more than half of Livonia's 1,100 teachers will get a 0.5-percent raise and all of them will start paying part of their health care for the first time ever under the terms of a one-year contract approved Thursday by the school board.
Police nab suspect in 7-Eleven robbery
Investigators obtained fingerprints from the crime scene and found that the prints matched those of a suspect arrested Friday in Detroit on charges of possession of a stolen car.
Livonia school board set to approve one-year contract with teachers union
The Livonia school board will hold a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. today to approve a one-year contract with its teachers union.
Thirteen candidates have filed to run for Livonia City Council, which in all likelihood means a primary election will be held Sept.
Churchill team takes 4th place at state Bowl
Four teams of students from Livonia's Churchill High School recently joined more than 100 other teams at Michigan State University for the Michigan Future Problem Solving Program State Bowl competition.
Jaycees host Hold'Em during Spree festival
Texas Hold'Em Poker and Blackjack players will gather at Livonia's Eddie Edgar Ice Arena during the Livonia Spree on Saturday, June 27, in a charitable event that benefits scholarships and community programs supported by the Livonia Jaycees.
Continue reading "Veterans from Yankee Air Museum photo shoot invited to sign reprint"
Local veterans who were photographed by filmmaker Keith Famie at the Yankee Air Museum in May are invited to sign an oversized reprint on June 28.
Coolidge Elementary goes on lockdown
Coolidge Elementary students were locked down for about an hour Thursday, June 11, after a teacher reported a teenager walking through the school's playground with a gun.
Livonia firm helps businesses 'go green'
Technology Solutions of Livonia is launching a program to help businesses "go green." The latest in communications technology has enabled companies to dramatically reduce their carbon footprint while at the same enhance employee productivity and increase operational efficiency, said Steve Futrell, president of Technology Solutions.
MI's unemployment rate jumps again
Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at 2:35 p.m. A The following information is provided by the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth:A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Michigana s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in May jumped upward by one and two-tenths percentage points to 14.1 percent, according to data released today by the ...
Police looking for carjacking suspect
A 66-year-old woman buying gasoline in Redford Thursday wrestled briefly with a young man who took her car keys, then carjacked her 2003 Mercury Mountaineer, according to police.
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