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Police Blotter: Fraudulent Money Transfers Under Investigation
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The following information is gathered from the Public Safety Departments of the Grosse Pointes. Arrests do not indicate a conviction.

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A Grosse Pointe Woods resident who sought the 13th U.S. Congressional seat in 2010 but lost the bid files a petition with the Wayne County Clerk's Office seeking Bledsoe's recall based on a single vote he made during his time as a state representative.
A patrol officer was attempting to stop the man for speeding on Mack Avenue.
The following information is gathered from the courts of the Grosse Pointes. Where arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
The negative public reaction to the proposed radar to be placed at the top of a 60-foot tower on the grounds of the Little Club led to the decision by the Department of Homeland Security to put it on hold indefinitely.
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The following information is gathered from the Public Safety Departments of the Grosse Pointes. Arrests do not indicate convictions.
There are several contested races throughout the Grosse Pointes, according to election petitions submitted to each of the city clerk's offices this week. There are a few uncontested cases as well.
The Grosse Pointe Woods Zoning Board of Appeal denied a home remodeling company the ability to perform sporadic trimming or cutting of wood moldings inside a Mack Avenue business. The decision halted the sale of the building.
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A federal review scoring schools on whether they've made Adequate Yearly Progress gave the Grosse Pointe Public School System a 100 percent and each school within the district earned an A grade for state accreditation.
Grosse Pointe Woods council voted unanimously Monday to send a notice to Grosse Pointe Shores alerting them that the shared use of the judge will end within 90 days of receiving the notification.
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In a move to be proactive and send a clear, early message to Gov. Rick Snyder, Grosse Pointe Woods council unanimously agreed to a resolution Monday opposing the implementation of a Schools of Choice mandate.
The movie, "Despicable Me," is free to residents of the Grosse Pointes and will be shown on the Grosse Pointe South football field. It is the second community-wide event coordinated by all of the Parks and Recreation directors.
The following information is gathered from the Department of Public Safety of Grosse Pointe Park. Arrests do not indicate convictions.
Patch launches a new series focusing on the hopes and dreams of Grosse Pointers and how the changing economy and political environment have shaped them.
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