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MJR opening 16-screen theater in Troy
The Oak Park-based movie theater chain, which has eight locations in Southeast Michigan, will open a 16-screen theater at the corner of Maple and Livernois, the company said in a release Monday.
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Sky Zone holds benefit for fallen firefighter
Sky Zone Canton, franchise partner of the world's first indoor trampoline park, will host a fundraiser Tuesday, June 4, in support of the family of Brian Woehlke, the Wayne-Westland firefighter who died while fighting a blaze in a Westland strip mall.
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Sheriff: Carjacker takes woman to Pontiac, robs her
A man left his wife in the car when he ran into a Commerce Township fast food restaurant and when he came out, she and the car were gone.
County breaks ground on new First Responders Memorial
Jayna Muir, Tyler Morrison and Kaitlin Robackouski, members of the Liovnia Franklin High School Belcanto Concert Choir, sing, "God Bless America" during the ground-breaking ceremony.
Anderson bill passed by Senate finance panel
State Sen. Glenn Anderson, D-Westland, speaks to the Senate Finance Committee on Senate Bill 104, his bill to help cut property taxes for disabled veterans, as Michigan veterans watch and listen.
Westland woman cleans up with new washer and dryer
Adeline Wieczorek of Westland is the winner of a new Whirlpool washer and dryer courtesy of Bill and Rod's Appliance.
Former Westland man killed in Toledo home invasion
A former Westland man was shot and killed at his Toledo-area home over the weekend, the victim of a home invasion, police said.
St. Vincent de Paul puts out call for donations
The St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store in Westland is closed for repairs after sustaining smoke damaged from a fire May 8. St.
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Students honor veterans USO style
The veterans and defense workers interviewed by John Glenn High School students as part of the project were Midlred Arlene Courtney, Robert Franke, Grandon Gates, Maragret Gatteri, Primitivio Gutierrezz, Myron Handelsman, Herbert Holcomb, Janice Kelley, James Lairy, George Leland, Gerald Lustila, Stanley Sak, Charles Serey, Marshall Spang, Carl ... (more)
a a did what was asked of him'
Becoming a firefighter was something that Brian Woehlke had aspired to since childhood - he followed in the footsteps of his grandfather, a Dearborn firefighter.
GC resident finds TVs, game system missing from home
A woman who lives in the 31000 block of Rosslyn reported a home invasion May 9. She said she left the house for about an hour in the afternoon, long enough to pick up her child from school.
Sisters share spotlight in senior troupe's production
Sally Dixon of Canton and Linda Trygg of Westland portray sisters in Still Got It Players' upcoming comedy, The Gangster Priest.
Incumbents face few challengers in Wayne, Westland elections
Less than the number of candidates required to trigger a run-off election in each community had filed by Tuesday's deadline.
Woman finds possessions gone from Westland apartment
On May 13, a resident of the Woodbridge Pond Apartments, 37159 S. Woodbridge Circle, told police that someone had stolen all of her personal belongings from the unit, including shoes, coats, purses, her driver's license and Social Security card.
No property taxes for disabled vets? It could happen
Some Michigan veterans who have been classified as 100 percent disabled because of an injury could have their property taxes eliminated under a measure proposed in the State Senate .
Homeless man charged in Westland City Hall bomb threat
A homeless man was arraigned Wednesday afternoon on four felony charges, including terrorism and kidnapping for holding a Westland City Hall employee hostage while claiming to have a bomb.
Businesses, community raise money for firefighter's family
Marquee signs at area businesses remember Wayne-Westland firefighter Brian Woehlke who was killed in the line of duty May 8. Many of those businesses are also collecting donations or holding fundraisers to benefit Woehlke's widow, Jennifer, and particularly Woehlke's 13-month-old daughter, Ava.
Documentary features fallen Westland firefighter
A short documentary called "Image of the Invisible" features Brian Woehlke on the job as he worked as a paramedic for Redford Township.
Why the art world is freaking out over a house in Detroit
That is a completely understandable reaction the first time people see the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit's new exhibit.