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Clinton Township Resident Receives Honor from Detroit Mercy
Michelle Fabiilli earned the Scholar Certificate.

I am a longtime Michigan resident, sports enthusiast and journalist who is excited to bring you the best from your community through Patch.com.
I grew up in Portsmouth, VA, and I graduated from the University of Virginia in 1995.
I worked as an intern, copy editor and sports designer at The Daily Progress in Charlottesville, VA, from 1994-97.
In 1997, I moved to Grosse Pointe Park. Also in 1997, I began working as a copy editor at The Macomb Daily in Mount Clemens. I moved to the sports department in 1999, and I covered events ranging from the NBA Finals to the Stanley Cup playoffs. Mostly, though, I concentrated on high school sports, being there for the football playoffs and the county swim meet.
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<strong>Politics</strong>
I am an independent voter who votes for the candidate I think is best.
<strong>Religion</strong>
I attend Christ Church Grosse Pointe.
Michelle Fabiilli earned the Scholar Certificate.

Austin Ruffin and Mary Salisbury received the Scholar Key award.
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Eleven Grosse Pointe runners were signed up to run the famous race, which was rocked by two explosions about three hours after the winners crossed the finish line.
Two Clinton Township runners were signed up to run the famous race, which was rocked by two explosions about three hours after the winners crossed the finish line.
Two St. Clair Shores runners were signed up to run the famous race, which was rocked by two explosions about three hours after the winners crossed the finish line.
A Shelby Township woman was signed up to run the famous race, which was rocked by two explosions about three hours after the winners crossed the finish line.
A Macomb Township man was signed up to run the famous race, which was rocked by two explosions about three hours after the winners crossed the finish line.
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Clancy's Irish Pub and the Hamlin Pub are among the Macomb County restaurants offering specials for the Marvelous Macomb Restaurant Week which runs through Saturday.
Jessica Schmelter earned a master of arts degree in arts administration.
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