Articles from the December 26, 2019 edition
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CELEBRATION OF FAMILY, COMMUNITY AND CULTURE KWANZAA at The Wright Museum
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History will present ceremonies celebrating all seven principles of Kwanzaa, starting Thursday, December 26th through Wednesday, January 1st. In... Full story
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Mayor Bowdler Oversees Many Accomplishments in River Rouge
When first elected to office in 2005, River Rouge Mayor Michael Bowdler had already gained experience in business as owner of his own t-shirt shop. He knew a thing or two about finances. The city was... Full story
Outreach Program Introduced by Inkster Animal Control
Pet owners in the city of Inkster will be getting assistance with some of the expenses involved with pet ownership, thanks to a new initiative being launched the Inkster Police Department's Ordinance... Full story
Top five reasons to Think Local - Buy Local - Be Local
The local community would be better if the residents supported the local businesses. Our buying power is just that...Powerful. When we spend our money with local businesses it keeps the doors open... Full story
The Legacy of Former Ecorse Councilman Robert Hellar Won't Be Soon Forgotten
Robert Hellar was a very young man when he was first elected to serve on the Ecorse City Council in 1995. At 20 years old, Hellar was the youngest city councilmember elected in Michigan at the time.... Full story
US Steel Announces Mass Layoff
ECORSE - Hundreds of steel workers in Metro Detroit will be laid off next year. U.S. Steel Corporation is planning to shutdown part of its Great Lakes Works operations in River Rouge and Ecorse in... Full story
