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Gunmen in motorcycle gear rob Suit Warehouse
Dearborn police are seeking information about an armed robbery that took place about 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Suit Warehouse on Michigan Avenue, west of Military.
Naturalization ceremony marks holiday
Explosions during the Gulf War drove Karar Alabbasi and his family from Iraq when he was 5. With the burst of a cannon at Historic Fort Wayne Thursday, the 24-year-old Dearborn resident officially became an American citizen.
U.S. Shi'ite Muslims to visit Dearborn for weekend conference
Shi'ite Muslims from across the United States are coming to Dearborn for a conference this weekend that is centered on the life of Imam Ali, the son-in-law of Islam's prophet.
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East Downtown Dearborn adding events to draw people to its unique shops in Mich. Ave., Schaefer area
While it's home to City Hall, the Arab American National Museum and the future site of the Dearborn Town Center, East Downtown Dearborn has long lived in the shadow of its West End counterpart.
Horse to guide local woman through life
Mona Ramouni has been blind since birth, but that hasn't stopped her from achieving her goals.
Technological miracle at Dearborn hospital: Serviceman in Iraq joins...
Technology enabled Marine Lance Cpl. Nicholas Jevahirian to be present in more than just spirit as his son was born.
Cruisin' Mich. Ave. ready to roll through Dearborn, Heights
DEARBORN/DEARBORN HEIGHTS - It's nearly time for Cruisin' Michigan Avenue, which will bring automobiles of all kinds down the state thoroughfare on July 11.
OPINION: UAW and Dearborn Local 245 deserve our support
When I graduated from high school in 1969, like many, I attended Henry Ford Community College and worked in low-paying jobs without benefits.
University of Michigan regents voted 6-2 Thursday to raise tuition 5.6% for most students at its Ann Arbor campus, the first of Michigan's 15 state universities to wade into another difficult budget season.
City Building & Safety moving toward elimination
The offices of the city of Dearborn's Building & Safety Department will be closed from noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday to allow department staff to attend an important offsite meeting.
Ford to get government technology loan: sources
Ford Motor Co will receive a share of $25 billion in government loans designed to help automakers retool factories for making fuel-efficient cars, according to sources familiar with the decision by the Obama administration.
Ford to get loan to develop fuelefficient autos
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Voter guide available for Dearborn council primary
Voter Guides for the upcoming Dearborn primary election of Aug. 4, are available for viewing on the League of Women Voters of Dearborn/Dearborn Heights Web site www.lwvddh.org . Some 25 candidates will be on the August ballot, with voters selecting the top 14 candidates for the November ballot.
West Dearborn landowner/developer calling for suspension of paid parking
Developer Hakim Fakhoury says he's convinced the city needs to temporarily retire its paid parking program in order to spur development, and he's prepared to go to court to see it happen.
League of Women Voters honors two Dearborn residents for leadership
The League of Women Voters of Michigan earlier this month recognized two Dearborn women for their leadership.
Michigan Ave. traffic reduced to two lanes in West Dearborn downtown for sewer separation project,
Traffic along Michigan Avenue in the West Dearborn business district will be reduced to one lane in each direction from Monroe to 700 feet east of Brady starting Monday and lasting about seven weeks.
Christian group barred from sidewalk handouts at Arab festival
A federal judge has denied an evangelical group's request for permission to hand out Christian literature on sidewalks at an Arab festival in Dearborn, Mich.
June 18, 2009 - The Dearborn Inn has earned Green Lodging Michigan Partner certification from the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth .
Judge denies emergency request for Dearborn festival access
A federal judge has denied a Christian group's motion for an emergency order today in a dispute over the group's right to pass out religious materials at the 14th Dearborn Arab Festival, which begins Friday.
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