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Area Resident Opens Dog Bakery in Grosse Pointe Woods
Bow Wow Bake Shoppe offers all natural, freshly baked dog treats as well as some other dog-related merchandise.

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Bow Wow Bake Shoppe offers all natural, freshly baked dog treats as well as some other dog-related merchandise.

Friends and family of Kara Wilhelm shared stories and their favorite memories of the 19-year-old Monday in the grassy island of Grosse Pointe North's parking lot.
Developers of the community slated to serve the aging population do not have a ground-breaking date, but were pleased with the approval.
The City of Grosse Pointe Council unanimously approved the request Monday.
With City Council's unanimous approval, the project will advance. Meanwhile, the Neighborhood Club announced its new executive director, Stuart Alderman.
Grosse Pointe Park police are looking for a man who stole the purse of a resident as she approached her porch. The following information is obtained from the Grosse Pointe Park police department. Arrests do not indicate convictions.
The notably small class spoke of change and their impact not only on the school but also the community.
Even if you're not in the market this list is fun to peruse. See what's out there and for how much homes are being listed in your neighborhood.
Volunteers plant 141 trees along Moross Road as the first part of a project to enhance corridor for residents, motorists and passersby.
Volunteers planted an urban garden on the grounds of Riverview Health and Rebab Center on East Warren Saturday to help feed SOC's Meals on Wheels program.
More than 400 attended the annual affair featuring a Windmill Pointe home on Lake St. Clair with a strolling dinner, open bar and live music.
A patrol officer happens upon three men on New Castle Road shortly after 3 a.m. and they are arrested for prowling. This information is gathered from police in the Grosse Pointes and arrests do not indicate a conviction.
This information is gathered from police in the Grosse Pointes and arrests do not indicate a conviction.
More than 200 Farms residents have registered their homes with the city related to flood damage following the storms that drenched the area last week.
The funeral for Grosse Pointe North alumna 19-year-old Kara I. Wilhelm is Saturday with visitation Thursday and Friday. A candlelight vigil has also been scheduled for Monday at GPN High School.
The Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office is waiting on laboratory testing and additional information before ruling on the woman's death.
The results of the police investigation reveal many adult images on three Grosse Pointe School computers but none were of a criminal nature, and police are closing their investigation.
The School of Business named Matthew J. Simoncini its 2011 Distinguished Alumnus.
A $1,000 reward is being offered for Information leading to the arrest and conviction of two men responsible for robbing Citizens Bank in Grosse Pointe Woods.
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