Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
- New Baltimore-Chesterfield, MI
Christy has been a journalist for the past 11 years. She graduated from Wayne State University in Detroit with a BA in journalism. During that time, she worked as a freelance writer for several local publications and completed internships in and out of state. Afterward, she worked as a news reporter for the Detroit Free Press for six years, where she covered communities, crime, growth and development and much more. While reporting high-profile criminal cases, Christy had stories appear in publications across the country, including USA Today. Her work has also been published in The Huffington Post and AOL news homepage.
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Wyandotte, MI|News|
Construction on I-94, I-75 Expected This Weekend
Motorists in Wayne County can anticipate detours and possible delays, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Trenton Grosse Ile, MI|News|
Construction on I-94, I-75 Expected This Weekend
Motorists in Wayne County can anticipate detours and possible delays, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Dearborn, MI|News|
Construction on I-94, I-75 Expected This Weekend
Motorists in Wayne County can anticipate detours and possible delays, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Grosse Pointe, MI|News|
Construction on I-94, I-75 Expected This Weekend
Motorists in Wayne County can anticipate detours and possible delays, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Macomb Township, MI|News|
Construction on I-94, M-53 This Weekend in Macomb County
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
St. Clair Shores, MI|News|
Construction on I-94, M-53 This Weekend in Macomb County
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Clinton Township, MI|News|
Construction on I-94, M-53 This Weekend in Macomb County
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Shelby-Utica, MI|News|
Construction on I-94, M-53 This Weekend in Macomb County
Road work is expected this weekend in Shelby Township.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
New Baltimore-Chesterfield|News|
Construction on I-94, M-53 This Weekend in Macomb County
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Wyandotte, MI|News|
American Red Cross Urges Donors to Give This Summer in Wyandotte
Summer is a historically difficult time of year for blood and platelet donations.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Trenton Grosse Ile, MI|News|
American Red Cross Urges Donors to Give This Summer in Trenton, Grosse Ile
Summer is a historically difficult time of year for blood and platelet donations.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Dearborn, MI|News|
American Red Cross Urges Donors to Give This Summer in Dearborn
Summer is a historically difficult time of year for blood and platelet donations.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Grosse Pointe, MI|News|
American Red Cross Urges Donors to Give This Summer in Grosse Pointe
Summer is a historically difficult time of year for blood and platelet donations.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
St. Clair Shores, MI|News|
American Red Cross Urges Donors to Give This Summer in St. Clair Shores
Summer is a historically difficult time of year for blood and platelet donations.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Shelby-Utica, MI|News|
American Red Cross Urges Donors to Give This Summer in Shelby Township, Utica
Summer is a historically difficult time of year for blood and platelet donations.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Clinton Township, MI|News|
American Red Cross Urges Donors to Give This Summer in Clinton Township
Summer is a historically difficult time of year for blood and platelet donations.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
Shelby-Utica, MI|News|
Less Inventory, Higher Sale Prices in Macomb County Housing Market
Shelby Township has seen some positive trends in the housing market this year.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
St. Clair Shores, MI|News|
Less Inventory, Higher Sale Prices in Macomb County Housing Market
St. Clair Shores has seen some positive trends in the housing market this year.
Christy Arboscello, Patch Staff
