Andrew Thurlow , Patch Staff
- Trenton Grosse Ile, MI
andrew.thurlow(at)patch.com
Andrew Thurlow is the Local Editor for Wyandotte Patch and Trenton-Grosse Ile Patch. A Downriver native and graduate of the Wayne State University Journalism Program, Andrew has worked in a variety of fields within the industry, from local government and sports reporting to automotive and international business news.
Throughout his years at WSU, Andrew worked extensively as a reporter at various daily, weekly and online publications, including the Ile Camera and The News-Herald. He has been awarded for sports and news reporting. In the winter of 2011, he began working as a stringer in the sports department at The Detroit News, covering high school sports including, but not limited to, football, basketball and baseball. After graduating, he immediately landed a full-time position as an intern reporter at Automotive News, the flagship publication under the Crain Communications Inc. umbrella, all the while working nights at The Detroit News. He started from absolute scratch covering business journalism. By the time the term ended, he was covering national and international business news with the rest of the veteran staff. After two years at the Det. News and nearly a year as an auto reporter, Andrew decided to retrace his steps and return to local journalism.
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Royal Oak, MI|News|
Don't Drink and Drive: Find a Secure Ride
Aside from the inherent safety risks of drinking and driving, penalties for drivers who get caught driving after drinking too much can be staggering, particularly with new enhanced fines for drivers registering higher blood-alcohol levels.
Royal Oak, MI|News|
Avoid Christmas Tree Fires with These Tips [VIDEO]
One of every three residential Christmas tree fires are caused by electrical problems and one in six are caused by a heat source too close to the tree, according to the U.S. Fire Administration.
Wyandotte, MI|News|
Don't Drink and Drive: Find a Secure Ride
Aside from the inherent safety risks of drinking and driving, penalties for drivers who get caught driving after drinking too much can be staggering, particularly with new enhanced fines for drivers registering higher blood-alcohol levels.
Trenton Grosse Ile|News|
Trenton Fire Department Holds Benefit Concert for Hearing Impaired Students
Donations remain open as the department hopes to reach its goal of $5,800.
Wyandotte, MI|News|
Avoid Christmas Tree Fires with These Tips [VIDEO]
One of every three residential Christmas tree fires are caused by electrical problems and one in six are caused by a heat source too close to the tree, according to the U.S. Fire Administration.
Trenton Grosse Ile|News|
Officials Announce Changes to Personal Property Tax
Trenton Grosse Ile|News|
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Wyandotte, MI|News|
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Wyandotte, MI|News|
Wyandotte: School District, City Plan for Separate Elections
School Supt. Carla Harting said that because of the time and money invested in preparing for a February election, it is not feasible that the district would change its date.
Wyandotte, MI|News|
Updated: Washington Student Reports Abduction Attempt in Wyandotte
On Tuesday afternoon, a Washington School student reported that two males in a black four-door Jeep parked near 14th and Superior tried to call her over to the car, stating that her parent had sent them to pick her up.
Wyandotte, MI|News|
Wyandotte Speaks: City's Cable, Internet Service Not as Good as Advertised
Majority of residents online agree: Wyandotte Cable services are below par.
Wyandotte, MI|News|
BASF Employees Build Gifts for Needy Families
Employees from BASF Wyandotte’s Supply Chain group constructed six bikes for needy families from the Downriver Guidance Center’s River Rouge Walter White facility.
Wyandotte, MI|News|
Wyandotte Police Warn Residents to Move Cars Now!
Wyandotte Police: "Move Your Car, or We'll Move It for You!" Police are on the lookout for cars that have been buried in snow on public roads since the weekend.
Trenton Grosse Ile|News|
Trenton Police Warn Residents to Move Cars
Trenton police are asking residents nicely to move cars from the street or risk getting a ticket or having it towed.
Wyandotte, MI|News|
Unlucky Turn: City Services Cause More Problems for Residents than Weather
Several residents expressed concern this weekend over the city’s snow removal policy, and one plans to file a grievance with the department of public services.
Wyandotte, MI|News|
River's Edge Gallery: Jeremy Hansen's Sunday Funday
River's Edge Gallery is a great place to see a wide range of local artists' creations on display.
Trenton Grosse Ile|News|
Around the Horn: Mt. Brighton Opens to Snow, Goin' Postal Opens to Criticism
Plus more must-read stories from around southeast Michigan this week.
