Email: edward.cardenas at patch.com
Phone: 586-404-7927
Hometown St. Clair Shores
I am life-long St. Clair Shores resident who is excited to be covering our city as your Patch editor. I am a product of South Lake Schools who ran cross country, played on the first boy's soccer team and wrote for the school paper.
I graduated in 1991 and then attended Grand Valley State University where I earned a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations in 1995.
Prior to coming to Patch, I worked for 13 years as a reporter with The Detroit News covering local, regional and national stories. My interest in politics and working for the greater good lead me to work as press secretary for Congresswoman Candice Miller and most recently as press secretary for Detroit Mayor Dave Bing.
Now I have returned to my roots to cover St. Clair Shores. I look forward to seeing you around town as I enjoy the many unique stores, activities and parks in our community with my family and friends.
Shoppers, diners and visitors to City of Grosse Pointe, and the Village shopping district, can enjoy reduced parking by using a mobile app and free parking on Saturdays in the Village.
Business and elected officials recently gathered to celebrate the grand opening of Peet's Coffee & Tea in the Village.
The following information was supplied by the St. Clair Shores police department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
No need to travel, or visit a big box store, to find the perfect Christmas tree this year. Businesses throughout the Shores have set up locations through out the city with a variety of trees.
Holiday events and fundraisers are some of the events planned this week in St. Clair Shores.
Holiday events, municipal meeting and more happening this week.
Holiday songs, cocoa and Santa Claus were among the highlights of the annual 'Lighting of the Village' Sunday in Grosse Pointe Shores.
See what the Detroit Pistons, Utica Schools and area residents are blogging about on Patch.
See what the Detroit Pistons, Utica Schools and area residents are blogging about on Patch.
Family, the community and friends -- these are all things residents of the Grosse Pointes said they are thankful for this year. What are you thankful for?