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Kilpatrick files to get law license suspended, not revoked
An attorney for former mayor Kwame Kilpatrick late today filed a petition with the state Attorney Discipline Board to have the revocation of Kilpatrick's law license downgraded to a suspension.
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Church activities
Christ Church Christ Church Gifts and Greens Sale will be Friday, Dec. 5 through Sunday Dec.
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Santa parade had humble beginnings
In the fluid world of organizing Santa Claus parades, the last thing Terri Berschback wants is rain.
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Parker, Zade earn All-State honors
Grosse Pointe South senior Alex Parker and Grosse Pointe North sophomore Doug Zade each made All-State First Team honors.
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Church activities
Thanksgiving celebration A non-sectarian Thanksgiving celebration, under the direction of Grosse Pointe Congregational Church and the Jewish Council of Grosse Pointe will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
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MAC doles out All-Conference honors following season
The top boys soccer players in the Macomb Area Conference's five divisions were recently honored as All-Conference selections, with Most Valuable Players and Coach of the Year winners chosen, as well.
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Man charged in slaying after body was discovered in Clinton Township
A first-degree murder warrant was issued today charging a Fraser man in the homicide of a 30-year-old woman in Clinton Township this week.
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Detroit council keeps charter change off ballot
Detroiters may have to wait nine more years before the city charter is revised, and some blame the delay on City Council members worried about job security.
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Should GM Be Saved?
Should GM be saved? From a free market perspective, the answer is clear: "Heck no!" Unfortunately things just aren't that easy... So the members of the G20 met over the weekend, and it was pretty much as ...
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Clues sought after woman's body found in old gravel pit
Clinton Township police were investigating the death of a woman whose body was found partially submerged in about 3 feet of water in an old gravel pit in the area of the Grosse Pointe-Clinton incinerator.
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Wayne County news in brief: Meals on Wheels help is needed
The Detroit Area Agency on Aging Holiday Meals on Wheels program is seeking volunteers to pack, distribute and deliver fresh-cooked meals to homebound seniors in metro Detroit.
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Hip bachelor bets on Detroit Garden Court condominium
Ryan South, 25, looked at about 150 houses for sale on Metro Detroit's eastside before he realized what he really coveted.
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La Societe des Jardiniers The La Societe des Jardiniers meet at noon Thursday, Nov.
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Attorneys: Kilpatrick's Law License Should Be Reinstated
While former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick sits in Wayne County Jail, his attorneys have said they may challenge the sentencing judge's ruling of revoking Kilpatrick's law license.
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Exhibit featured at AMC 20 Theaters Tuesday
State Sen. Glenn S. Anderson and Livonia AMC 20 Theaters have collaborated to treat metro Detroit veterans to a free screening on Veterans Day of Clint Eastwood's film, Flags of our Fathers, on Veterans Day ...
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Church activities
LTA Lay Theological Academy hosts the Covenant Players for an evening of original dramatic works based on the life and teachings of Paul at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
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Holiday mart The free opening reception for the Detroit Artists Market Annual Art for the Holidays is from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov.
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Church To Protest Local School Play
GROSSE POINTE, Mich. - A Kansas church said it plans to protest the Grosse Pointe High School production of "The Laramie Project." The play highlights hate crimes against gays after the 1998 beating death of ...
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1ST District State House: Democrat Bledsoe out in front in the Pointes
Democrat Tim Bledsoe was leading Republican Mary Treder Lang for the state House 1st District seat with 96% of precincts reporting.
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Someone's house is getting T.P.ed every day until Christmas
This is a true story: A woman in Grosse Pointe, Michigan refused to give Halloween candy to children whose parents support Barack Obama for president.
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