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The Redford Chamber Scholarship Fund Bowling Extravaganza is at 12:30 p.m., Feb.
There will be a Veteran's Job Fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb, 10 at the Hubert-Fortiers-O'Grady VFW Post 345, 27345 Schoolcraft Road.
Shortly before a fire leveled a restaurant Sunday morning, witnesses said they saw sparks dance on the wires leading from a telephone pole to the building, according to the Redford Township fire inspector.
Fire 'firsts' that are making news
Recently, there have been a few "firsts" regarding fire behavior on the fire websites that I frequent on my computer.
Northville Pedestrian Killed in Car Accident
A 60-year-old Northville woman was struck and killed by a car Thursday night on Seven Mile Road near Gerald Avenue in Northville Township, according to a police report.
Police investigate string of break-ins near Farmington area
Police said the latest break-in happened Monday at a home in the 30800 block of Nine Mile Road in the Floral Park subdivision.
When I first learned that a group of local women were planning to open a birth center in the area,... Carol Richardson worked for Judge James Plakas the last three years after spending 24 years with former Judge John MacDonald.
Robo calls urge no vote on Redford trash hauling contract
A series of robo calls has sparked interest in tonight's Redford Township Board meeting at which trustees will discuss awarding a new contract for trash pickup.
Couple fined for protecting their store
REDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Dan and Emily Jones say their Tube N Go tobacco shop on 7 Mile Road in Redford has been broken into three times since they opened the business.A The thieves steal cash and Newport 100s cigarettes, say the Joneses.
Justices protect freedom of religion
A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court ruling stemming from a Redford, Mich., Lutheran church and school has strengthened the independence of all religious institutions.
Armed robber caught in the act in Redford
Police chased and apprehended a man suspected of taking a security officer's handgun and detaining several employees before stealing an undetermined amount of cash from a Redford Township pharmacy Sunday.
Age 82, died Sunday morning, January 15, 2012 at his residence. He was born April 3, 1929 in Detroit, Michigan; the son of Alexander and Helen Drumlake.
Court rightly OKs church protections
Politicians who complain that federal judges are waging war on religious liberty should read the U.S. Supreme Court's decision Wednesday in Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
The Lutherans seem so nice, too
Let us first review the First Amendment as signed by those very Founding Fathers we so zealously quarrel about: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the ... (more)
Friends show support for family of Kent Morton
Morning Star Church in Garden City was packed with friends and family members Thursday evening who were there for a prayer vigil for Kent Morton, the Garden City man who fell Wednesday afternoon from the Ambassador Bridge.
Two fires damage four Westland townhouses
The first fire is blamed on food cooking on the stove left unattended, while the cause for the second fire is still under investigation, Westland Assistant Fire Chief John Adams said.
Officials take Ford Road funding fight to governor
Refusing to halt their fight for funding to reshape the traffic-clogged I-275/Ford Road area, Canton officials made a renewed pitch Monday during talks with Gov.
South Redford schools to honor the legacy of MLK
What is the first thing you remember when you think of your days in the old schoolhouse? Is it the... Students will get a different type of history lesson Monday at Vandenberg Elementary School - an eyewitness account of the Aug.
U.S. Supreme Court sides with Redford church
What is the first thing you remember when you think of your days in the old schoolhouse? Is it the... The day after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Redford Township church accused of discrimination against an employee, both sides were still struck by the decisiveness of the decision handed down.