Week in Review: Graduation Need-to-Know, Armed Robbery at Somerset and More

A lot happened last week, and we want to make sure you didn't miss a thing. Here are some of the highlights:

• Sports: . The Colts come up one run short against Avondale, fall 3-2, on Saturday afternoon in playoffs. . The Mustangs advance with a 10-5 win Wednesday night to advance to the regional finals and a game against rival Birmingham United.
• Police & Fire: . The man is listed in critical condition at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak.. An 18-year-old Detroit man is accused of robbing two shoppers at gunpoint outside a store at Somerset Collection over Memorial Day weekend. . The following information was obtained from the Troy Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.. Troy firefighters responded to the fire at 1 a.m. Thursday.
• Volunteers in the News: . Participants are walking for 24 hours, hoping to raise nearly $100,000 for cancer research by Sunday morning. Add your photos and share your story here.
• Pet of the Week: . Charlie is available for adoption through Paws for Life Rescue in Troy.
• K2/Spice: . In a letter, a company leader asks local owners to stop selling Spice or K2—a synthetic form of marijuana—at all of its stations, effective immediately. . House Bill 5709 joins other pending K2 legislation and would require the state to analyze and report on synthetic marijuana.
• Graduation: . A handy compilation of important things to know for your high school senior's big day.
• School News: . Students and staff gathered for a memorial service for a sixth grader who died earlier this year after he was struck by a car in Troy. Troy Mayor Janice Daniels created the "Mayor for a Day" essay contest to give young students a chance to be involved in local government.
• Regional: . More details have been revealed about the new Michigan State Fair at Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi this Labor Day weekend.
• Patch Drives: . I'm shifting gears — and shifting into gear — in a two-seater. Because a mom can dream all kinds of movie-scene cool, right?
• Memorial Day: . Here is a look at the holiday through pictures. Be sure to share yours, too! . Rochester Hills resident Leon Gorsline is inducted into the Cpl. Stanley L. Moore Detachment of the Marine Corps League Monday afternoon. Residents, council members and veterans honor the fallen in a somber ceremony at Troy City Hall.