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Macomb County Family Speaks of Surviving Oklahoma Tornado
A family from Macomb Township survived the devastating Oklahoma tornado by driving to a friend's house and taking shelter underground, according to a Channel 4 report .
Wednesday May 22 | WXYZ
Peregrine Falcons named and banded
Executive Mark A. Hackel and representatives from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, today named and banded the two chicks that made their home in Macomb atop the Old County Building.
Wednesday May 22 | The Indianapolis Star
IMPD: Arrest linked to high-end prostitution ring
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police have arrested a woman they say was involved in a high-end prostitution ring on the Northeastside.
Ken Braun: In some ways it was better when voters didn't choose U.S. Senators
This year marks a full century for the popular election of U.S. Senators. Prior to 1913, it was state legislatures - rather than voters - that decided who could join what is often called the "world's most exclusive country club." This history came to mind this week when I learned that a friend and former co-worker - AT&T of Michigan president Jim ... (more)
'One of the Things They Love About Rochester is the Creative, Fun, and Diverse Activities We Host'
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Sheriff: each patrol unit costs $500,000
Officials are looking for ways to alleviate problems caused by limited road patrols in the local area, but it isn't the crime rate they're trying to fix.
Macomb Township to Reportedly Review 41-A Finances
The Macomb Township Board of Trustees voted May 8 to direct Plante Moran to review the finances of the 41A District Court , the Macomb Daily reported .
Be Vigilant About Crime, Food and More in Patch's Local Voices
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Man Fatally Shot In Clinton Township Park
Police said it happened shortly before 7 p.m. Sunday near the corner of Quinn and Harper, not far from I-94 on Clinton Township's east side.
Teen Author Meets His Hero and More in Patch's Local Voices
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At least 5 gallons of oily substance dumped in Macomb drain
Five to six gallons of a petroleum product have been collected from where a storm sewer exits into the Red Run Drain in Sterling Heights.
Student, School Board Member Receive Big Honors and More in Patch's Local Voices
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