Royal Oak, MI|News|
Report: Cocaine And Heroin Found In Royal Oak AirBnB
Two men staying in an AirBnB rental in Royal Oak were arrested on charges related to heroin and cocaine distribution.
Rebecca Golden, Patch Staff
Rebecca Golden, Patch Staff
- Grosse Pointe, MI
Rebecca Golden is a longtime writer and editor whose work has appeared in Salon, the Times of London and the Atlantic. Previously editor for Curbed Detroit, she lives in Grosse Pointe Park, where she's completing her second nonfiction book, Welcome to Detroit. Rebecca holds an MFA in nonfiction writing, and undergraduate degrees in journalism and history from Boston University.
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Troy, MI|News|
Troy Restaurant Week To Feature Offerings From 20 Local Eateries
Fine dining and family-friendly places will offer special three-course menus during the six-day event.
Rebecca Golden, Patch Staff
Royal Oak, MI|News|
Disaster Plan Meeting To Take Place At Police HQ February 27
The city and police are asking residents and businesses for their input about disaster readiness.
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Ferndale, MI|News|
House Has Stone Chimney, Custom Kitchen For $340K
WOW House: Ferndale
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Farmington-Farmington Hills, MI|News|
Hardwood Floors, Custom Vent Hood Can Be Yours For $267.5K
WOW House: Farmington Hills
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Royal Oak, MI|News|
Charming Bungalow Features Updated Kitchen For $229.9K
WOW House: Royal Oak
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Grosse Pointe|News|
Family Alleges Police Cover-Up In Death Of Grosse Pointe Woman
A federal judge will rule in a case against Grosse Pointe Police in the case of JoAnn Matouk-Romain.
Rebecca Golden, Patch Staff
St. Clair Shores, MI|News|
Lutz Sentenced To 17 Years In Shores Home Invasion Shooting
A 20-year-old Madison Heights man was sentenced to 17 years in prison last month for shooting a St. Clair Shores resident in June
Rebecca Golden, Patch Staff
Troy, MI|News|
Troy High School Will Represent State At National Science Bowl
Troy Students won the National Science Bowl Regional Competition, allowing them to secure a spot in the national finals in Washington, D.C.
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Ferndale, MI|News|
New Peruvian Restaurant To Debut In Ferndale This April
A new Peruvian restaurant is coming to the former Southern Belle Bistro space in Ferndale, and could be open as soon as early April.
Rebecca Golden, Patch Staff
Farmington-Farmington Hills, MI|News|
Preservation Society Offers Free Barn To Anyone Who Can Move It
An 1890s barn in downtown Farmington needs a new home and is free to anyone able to move it.
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Royal Oak, MI|News|
Mac N Brews & Comfort Food At Royal Oak Farmers Market
The annual food festival offers samples of craft beer and comfort foods from area restaurants.
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Bloomfield-Bloomfield Hills, MI|News|
Midcentury Home With New Kitchen Asks $999K
WOW House: Bloomfield Township
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Macomb Township, MI|News|
Woman Arrested In Macomb County Home Invasion
Macomb County Sheriff’s deputies arrested the suspect in a home invasion after tracking her via stolen electronic devices.
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Shelby-Utica, MI|News|
Body Discovered At Abandoned Gravel Pit In Shelby Township
Police transported the dead man to the Macomb County Medical Examiner’s Office Monday night.
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Grosse Pointe|News|
Classic 1929 Tudor Offers Leaded Glass, Charm For $289.9K
WOW House: Grosse Pointe Farms
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Royal Oak, MI|News|
Author Of Controversial Trump Book To Speak In Royal Oak
Michael Wolff, Author of The Fire and the Fury: Inside the Trump White House, will make an appearance in Royal Oak April 6.
Rebecca Golden, Patch Staff
St. Clair Shores, MI|News|
Car-Eating Potholes Shut Down Ramp To I-94 In St. Clair Shores
State Police closed a ramp to I-94 and called in MDOT to perform repairs after potholes damaged 15 cars Monday night.
Rebecca Golden, Patch Staff
Troy, MI|News|
Knollenberg Co-Sponsors Bill Aimed At Safer Traffic Stops
The new law proposed by Troy Senator Marty Knollenberg would require drivers and police to take a more informed approach with traffic stops.
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