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Police Blotter: 2 Cars Stolen Within 24 Hours
The following information is gathered from the City of Grosse Pointe Public Safety department. Arrests do not indicate conviction.

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The following information is gathered from the City of Grosse Pointe Public Safety department. Arrests do not indicate conviction.

School board members only unanimously voted on one of the three candidates, all of whom are from the metro area.
The following information is gathered from the Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety Department. Arrests do not indicate conviction.
The remaining two candidates will be interviewed tonight and the board is expected to make a decision about who will return for a second interview.
Richard Machesky is one of five candidates seeking superintendent position.
The following information was gathered from City of Grosse Pointe and Grosse Pointe Park public safety departments. Arrests do not indicate conviction.
Assistant superintendent for human resources Jon Dean will interview for the top spot in Grosse Pointe Public Schools at 8:30 p.m. Monday.
The Grosse Pointe Public School board will begin the interview process of five candidates selected by a search firm hired by the district.
The Mack Avenue carryout pizza restaurant closed about a month ago essentially with no notice or explanation.
The Edsel & Eleanor Ford House grounds were crawling with car enthusiasts Sunday for the annual car show benefitting Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology.
Dozens of dogs and their owners turned out Saturday for a walk on Windmill Pointe Drive to help raise money for the Grosse Pointe Animal Adoption Society.
Any felony conviction risks teacher certification, but the state may consider the nature of the convictions during its review of a Grosse Pointe South teacher, the union representative said.
Under proposed plan, the five Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods remain in the same district along with Hamtramck, Redford City and a sliver of Detroit bordering Oakland and Macomb Counties.
Similar to many suburbs on the Detroit Water System, the council approved a graduated increase. The first increase will take effect July 1 and the second Jan. 1.
She must also pay more than $848,000 in restitution in a Lorain County, Ohio, theft, forgery and identity fraud crime.
The Wayne Circuit Court judge strayed from sentencing guidelines due to the circumstances of the robbery, the victim's statement and the 18-year-old's level of community support.
Candidate list includes five men: three from in-state and two from out-of-state. The district's current assistant superintendent of human resources, Thomas Harwood, is among the five.
The application for special land use for the former Lochmoor Chrysler dealership site was taken under advisement Wednesday following a hearing in which Farms officials and residents voiced their concerns.
Following a couple hours of comments by about a dozen residents, Shores passes the budget with a 1.25 millage increase.
The vacant former car dealership across from the Pointes could be a McDonald's concept restaurant. A special land-use hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Coleman A. Young Municipal Building in Detroit.