Dearborn, MI News

• Dearborn, MI News
• CIS students develop authentication system for mobile devices
• ITM Club takes home top prize in international competition
• Ford Motor Co. Fund and Dearborn Education Foundation Helping Our Schools
• Athletics Dept. Honors 2011-12 Student Athletes
• District Will Remember Cipriano With Annual Cross-Country Meet and Scholarship...
• Oakwood Healthcare and UM-Dearborn announce research partnership
• Ford Motor Co. Fund and Dearborn Education Foundation Helping our Schools
• District Announces Plans To Remember Director Of Business Services Mr. Robert (Bob) Cipriano
• Student wins Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship
• HFCC Biotechnology Outstanding Student completes internship, graduates
• The Dearborn Public Schools has been developing and is now ready to announce a p...
• Thanks to State Senator Hood for taking time to visit with students at Snow School!
• UM-Dearborn SIFE chapter brings entrepreneurship to Young Detroit Builders
• Biotechnology profs win HFCC's Innovation of the Year Award
• Tony England joins UM-Dearborn as CECS Interim Dean
• Glass Gardens - Hot Glass Formed Into Mystical Plant Shapes At The Glass Academy
• Fifty-One O One restaurant International Buffet schedule
• TechShop Named Innovator of The Year
• Cisco Networking Academy student selected to “Dream Team”
• UM-Dearborn invites community to lecture series on graveyards
• HFCC dedicates planetarium in name of Guy Hammond
• Henry Ford Early College first commencement exercises May 10
• Radiographer Program Quiz Bowl Team Places 3rd
• Respiratory Therapist Program receives the credentialing award
• Becker students were busy learning about how they can take care of their heart a...
• HFCC helps showcases 2012 Italian Film Festival
• Thanks to the Cub Scouts -Wolf Den for taking time to pick up trash that made it...
• English instructor wins excellence in teaching award
• UM-Dearborn announces campus wide recycling program
• The following information was provided through a statement released by the Cipri...
• Don't wait until the last minute- Fill out your Teacher of the Year nomination f...
• Dearborn Students Featured At Annual Arts Festival Hundreds of talented Dearbor...
• Please be advised that due to the President’s visit today, April 18, Oakwood Blv...
• HFCC's Bonnie Jobe nominated for Everyday Heroes Award
• Faculty members engage in community research projects
• Today, all of us who work for the Dearborn Public Schools are mourning the loss...
• Don’t forget to nominate your favourite teacher for the Alberta Muirhead Teacher...
• Hello, The Dearborn Public Schools website (www.dearbornschools.org) will be o...
• WHFR Radio Hosts Annual On-Air Pledge Drive
• What are you doing during Spring Break? A trip to the zoo, the Henry Ford, Ann A...
• Susan B Anthony Award Winners Announced
• Commencement 2012 Graduate Information
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce To Host Hiring Our Heroes Job Fair For Veterans and Military Spouses In Detroit
• Up to 1,921 "likes". Can we make 2,000 before the end of April. Spread the word...
• Congratulations to Howard elementary students who edged out three other schools...
• 2012-13 District Calendar Now Available Plan your summer vacation now and pre...
• Wine Glass Demonstration - Focus On The Drinking Vessel!
• HFCC President Gail Mee wins national leadership award
• Nomination forms for the 2011-12 Alberta Muirhead Teacher of the Year Award, spo...
• HFCC Faculty Lectureship Award Presentation
• Pre-Pharmacy Seminar April 18
• Spring Basket Raffle hosted by Child Development Center
• University ranks among ‘Sustainable 16’
• CECS launches digital forensics program
• David Brandon and Chacona Johnson to speak at commencement
• HFCC registration dates for 2012
• Roary from the Detroit Lions stopped by Becker Elementary to help district staff...
• Tom Lewand To Speak At Dearborn Chamber's Business Builder Breakfast
• Student Scholarship Dinner at Fifty-One O One March 29
• Looking for scholarship information for your high school senior? Check out the d...
• Looking for scholarship information for your high school senior? Check out the d...
• HFCC Men’s Basketball Team Finishes third, three players honored
• COB announces new graduate degree programs
• CASL professor tests chimpanzee spatial cognitive abilities
• CECS Career Awards
• School of Education earns TEAC accreditation
• Dearborn Chamber Partners with Dearborn Public Schools and Center for Michigan for Community Conversation
• Congratulations to Edsel Ford’s Hamzeh A. and to Geer Park’s Kaidhum G. for thei...
• The Glass Academy Presents Live Glassblowing Demonstrations With Eggs
• Motor City Festival Of Bands Returns To Dearborn
• Staff at Iris-Becker Elementary recognized their top and most improved students...
• Small Company Innovation Program
• Due to a power outage, Salina Elementary and Salina Intermediate will be closed...
• Late Start Community Survey is now posted on the district homepage. Please take...
• HFCC's 5th Annual Alternative Energy Summit March 30
• Mark Kent and Guy Pizzino along with their students at Fordson have been buildin...
• Hello Staff, Parents, and Community Members, By this time facebook, twitter, te...
• Congratulations to the Edsel Ford High School Choir for their recent work with r...
• Alternative Spring Break
• iLabs releases Innovation Index
• SOCC receives funding support
• Commendations to Steve L., Transportation Supervisor and his staff for earning a...
• Foundations’ Mardi Gras Party - Growing in Popularity!
• HFCC to hold resume workshop on March 14
• Spring and Summer Registration Opens March 12
• CECS students plow away the competition
• UM-Dearborn honors legendary professor
• Congratulations to Becker Elementary for being recognized by the Michigan Depart...
• Commendations to DHS Senior Anna B. for being named a National Merit Finalist. S...
• On February 14, Valentines Day, residents over the age of 60 can stop in to any...
• Dearborn Chamber Revamps Annual Program and Announces Business Recognition Awards Ceremony and Expo
• Congratulations to Dearborn High Video Teacher Mr. Kurt Doelle for being named t...
• Dearborn Chamber Revamps Annual Event And Announces B.R.A.C.E
• U.S. Chamber to Host Veterans Hiring Fair in Dearborn
• HFCC Ice Carving Club wins National Title
• Annual Women’s Recognition Luncheon set for March 23
• UM-Dearborn launches Arab American Studies Minor
• Two scholars diagnose Islamophobia at HFCC Feb. 21
• Michigan Tech Climate improves
• Transfer enrollment on the rise
• HFCC hosts leader of Irvine 11 Feb. 9
• HFCC hosts collegiate golf tournament April 2 at Dearborn Country Club
• COME JOIN US FOR A NIGHT OF FUN Help Support the Dearborn Education Foundation M...
• Friday, January 27, 2012 will be a half-day of school in the morning only for al...
• HFCC to present the 17th Annual President’s Collage Concert Feb. 18, 2012
• 'Romancing the Figure' art exhibition in Sisson opens Jan. 25—March 16
• Fundraiser for Edsel Ford grad Brandon Thomas- Help him in his fight against Ly...
• Over the Winter Break the Guido Showcase was played in memory of Dearborn’s late...
• POWER IS BACK AT BECKER
• The power and phones are out at Becker School. DTE Energy is working on the pr...
• Results are Positive for Dearborn Chamber Business Walk-About
• The Detroit Red Wings organization made a stop at several elementary schools inc...
• Winter Music Concert- Fordson High School Concert Band, Marching Band, and Orch...
• 19th annual MLK Day of Service
• UM-Dearborn safe campus
• Fordson High School PTSA presents Fordson: Then and Now, 2012 Fordson High Schoo...
• High School Final Exam Schedule/-No Jan. 25 Late Start For High School Students...
• Dearborn Education Foundation's Annual Mardi Gras
• COB online graduate programs recognized
• Remember, Monday January 16, 2012 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day and all students...
• AACSB re-accredites UM-Dearborn’s College of Business
• Berry Center Host Financial Aid Information For Parents Parents are encouraged...
• HFCC's 21st Annual Mike Adray Golf Tournament supports student scholarships
• Dearborn Chamber Celebrates Women’s Health And Fashion Show
• Martin Luther King, Jr Day of Service and Celebration Week
• Veterans Educational Opportunities at HFCC
• Congratulations to Dearborn High students Camille Charara, Jordan DiGregorio, an...
• Dearborn Chamber Of Commerce Welcomes Six New Board Members
• Edsel B. Ford II is first director emeritus of HFCC Foundation
• Congratulations to Edsel Ford's Marie Gaedke for her remarkable performance on t...
• HFCC hosts Business Professionals of America Leadership Conference
• Instructor wins Michigan Campus Compact Community Service-Learning award
• Tonight, December 15, beginning at 6 pm, the district will send a test phone mes...
• Congratulations to Fordson Assistant Principal, Chadi Farheart for being named t...
• Congratulations to Snow Elementary Teacher Mr. Ernie Desantis for being named th...
• Students involved in the Fordson Key Club and their Key Club Advisor Ms. Zriek a...
• DuVall Elementary School Wide Sing-A-Long Thursday, December 22 2:30 pm -Each g...
• O. Henry’s classic story of unselfish love, “The Gift of the Magi,” and Menotti’...
• Congratulations to Edsel Ford teacher Lisa Lark who was presented the Hometown H...
• Representatives from Walsworth Publishing were at the Board of Education meeting...
• Woodworth Middle School is collecting items for their 6th Annual Homeless Shelte...
• Rally For Public Education- Public Education Works, Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2:30 - 5:00...
• iLabs releases Innovation Index
• Coming to America
• English as second language
• Ms. Kincaid, McCollough-Unis Teacher, along with several of her students provide...
• As you’re watching the Lions on Thanksgiving you may see a NFL Play 60 commercia...
• HFCC Foundation announces the 2011 'Distinguished Volunteer'
• Thanks to Snow School Boy Scout Troop 1148 for leading the Pledge of Allegiance...
• HFCC launches CareerFocus magazine
• Students nominated for All-USA Community College Academic Team scholarships
• YWCA Collecting Gifts For Needy Families
• CISCO Academy students make impact in IT
• The Bullycide Project came to Fordson this week and had students intensely liste...
• iLabs eCities research recognizes 45 Michigan communities
• HFCC student named student chef of the year
• HFCC Full Circle Dance Company presents Fall Dance Concert 2011
• Monday, November 14, 2011- Elementary ½ day in the A.M./Teacher Duty Day, P.M....
• Michigan Corporate Relations Network
• Fourth Market Season A Success
• Support Pizza Day and You Support Our Schools!
• Congratulations to Catherine Prowse on receiving the Michigan International Prof...
• Please join EDSEL FORD HIGH SCHOOL for a SPAGHETTI DINNER FUNDRAISER! Nov. 2, 20...
• Student, alumna head to Italy
• Martian Invasion of Races
• Alumni Difference Makers
• This Friday’s Dearborn vs. Fordson playoff game is up for vote for WDIV’s Friday...
• 'Imagine the Possibilities: Non-Traditional Careers for Women' Nov. 7
• Outstanding business school
• HFCC first college in region to receive cutting-edge laser scanning system
• HFCC to host “Courses III: Chef’s Scholarship Dinner” at Fifty-One O One Oct. 27
• Wow!
• HFCC to host Middle Eastern film festival Oct. 25-Nov. 29
• HFCC to host 8th Annual Michigan Student Political Issues Convention Friday, Nov. 11
• HFCC seeks talented musicians for symphony
• Journey through the History of the Dearborn Inn
• Dearborn Chamber Introduces Business Walk-About
• Horns And Howls Starts The Season For MCBB
• HFCC's Fifty-One O One hosts Oktoberfest Oct. 12
• HFCC to host 8th Annual Michigan Student Political Issues Convention Nov. 11
• Remember tomorrow October 5 is Walk To School Day. Across the country students,...
• HFCC to present 'Sleeping Beauty' Nov. 4 to Nov. 20
• Hallowe'en in Greenfield Village
• Writing honor
• Art in the House
• Out of the gate
• Power is back on at Dearborn High. Classes will resume on Friday, Septemer 30, 2...
• Due to a power outage Dearborn High School will be sending students home at 10:3...
• Manufacturing DOES thrive in Michigan!
• Enhancing relationships
• October 5...more to come!
• As the old song goes, "These boots are made for walking". Will you take part?
• HFCC's fall 2011 International Poet Series Begins Sept. 28
• Once again the students at O.L.Smith created a huge peace sign on the field next...
• Record number of undergrads
• AMC Fairlane has extended its showing of the movie Fordson-Faith, Fasting, Footb...
• After (Middle) School Tutoring & Recreation! Offered by the City of Dearborn & D...
• If you missed the big Anti-Bullying Extravaganza last week here is one of the st...
• Elementary Open House All Elementary Schools- Thursday, September 22, 2011 (Exce...
• HFCC's 21st Century Technical Communications Program provides skills for growing fields
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• ‘How 9/11 Shaped Our Voices’
• Campus rates high in magazine survey
• Center for Labor and Community Studies
• Fifty-One O One reopens Sept. 21
• Anti-Bullying Extravaganza- September 14 @ 6 pm. Ford Community & Performing Art...
• HFCC to host panel focusing on Arab Detroit 9/11: Life in the Terror Decade
• The National Moment of Remembrance asks all Americans to cease work or other act...
• HFCC Foundation exceeds fund raising goal, raises $1.5 million
• UM-Dearborn’s College of Business receives $225,000 in grant funding
• HFCC graduates its first two Biotechnology students
• U.S. Rising: Emerging Voices In Post-9/11 America
• Digital marketing
• HFCC ASSET Program positively impacts students, Ford Motor Co.
• Alumnae Esther Kelley gives props to HFCC
• HFCC's Big Band to open 2011 Detroit International Jazz Festival
• Back to School for Dearborn - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• FREE CNC Operator Training Program
• Congratulations To New Principals! Monday night the Board of Education approved...
• ‘Dearborn Paints Good Food’ Gallery Opening and After Hours
• Dearborn Chamber’s Business Builders Breakfast
• New to Dearborn? Now is the time to enroll your child for the 2011-12 school yea...
• HFCC's Virtual Theatricality Lab one of the best in the nation
• HFCC to offer 'Business Communications After Being Downsized' seminar Sept. 19 to 23
• HFCC's Virtual Theatricality Lab one of the best in the nation
• HFCC to offer 'Business Communications After Being Downsized' seminar Sept. 19 to 23
• An Enduring Tradition - Eliminating Racism And Empowering Women
• Award-Winning film-FORDSON:FAITH, FASTING, FOOTBALL will play exclusively at sel...
• Supporting high-growth women entrepreneurs
• Imagining 'smart' hospitals
• Freshman apps up for 7th straight year
• Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Dearborn Public Schools/Dearborn Federatio...
• HFCC signs 14 new players for 2012 baseball season
• HFCC revitalizes Interior Design Program
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• Media Advisory
• HFCC to hold tryouts for baseball, basketball and softball teams
• Oakwood affiliated-pediatricians bring sports physicals to the community. WHO:Al...
• Honors Transfer Innovators
• The Fordson Energy Alternative Roadster or F.E.A.R., will be on display during the Telegraph Cruise, Saturday, July 23. The group will be setup at Bryant along the fence facing Telegraph. There will be other classic cars owned by district employees also
• Popular alum
• Scholarships benefit police officers
• Dearborn Farmers and Artisans Evening Market
• Canton resident first graduate of HFCC’s International Business program
• Summer is a busy time for our Operations Department. Check out this short video of the boilers being replaced at McDonald Elementary.
• Homecoming 2011
• Farmers and Artisan Market Dearborn Accepting Bridge Cards and Double Up Food Bucks
• National publication recognizes HFCC as one of top 100 in nation
• HFCC names first Outstanding Biotechnology Student
• Smoke-free reminder
• Delegates from four countries attend education/employment program at HFCC
• Campus announces tuition rates
• Each year student art work is featured at the June Board of Education meeting to acknowledge and commend those students who have been selected as this year’s winners in the Dearborn Public Schools City Wide Student Art Show. Remarkable talent at al
• Summer Adventure Club starts today at Haigh. Theme based learning, field trips, & much more! Affordable weekly tuition. Call 827 6209 for more information.
• Here is the performance from Larissa
• At the June 13 Board of Education Meeting, Dearborn High graduating senior Larissa Babak and Edsel Ford sophomore Ben Timpf provided those in attendance with a special musical performance. Enjoy the performance from these two talented individuals.
• Designed to win
• Financial literacy contest
• Way to mow
• Dig this
• HFCC curriculum specialist makes immediate impact
• Congratulations to all Dearborn students! Another year of school is done but the learning never stops. Don't forget to read over the long summer recess. Administrative Service Center summer hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday beg
• A group of DuVall Elementary students and staff held flash mobs at a school function and during the Edison Street Sale over the weekend in an effort to "take a stand against bullying," according to their YouTube site.
• 19th Annual Salute to America
• High School Graduation- Dearborn High- 6/3 @ 6pm: Fordson-6/4@10am: Edsel Ford 6/4@6 pm. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!!!!!
• This Sunday (June 5) tune in to watch Spotlight on the News at 9:30 on WXYZ Ch.7. Dearborn Superintendent Mr. Brian Whiston, along with three other Superintendents, will discuss education in our state touching on the many challenges facing schools and th
• Congratulations to the 2011 Alberta Muirhead Teacher of the Year Award winners. From Lindbergh Elementary- Ms. Laura Polidori, Stout Middle School- Ms. Leila Sloan, Dearborn High School- Ms. Melissa Renko. Special Thanks to the Dearborn Chamber of Comme
• WineGLASS ~ It’s All About The Drinking Vessel
• New athletic director hits ground running at HFCC
• Dearborn police announced today the beginning of their summer safe driving program. Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad was joined by members of the Wayne County Sheriffs Office, Dearborn Schools, AAA, MADD, ADC, and others in support of the effort to ke
• About 100 parents, staff, students, and special guests attended the 50th Anniversary celebration at Stout Middle School. The event included building tours, memorabilia highlighting the history of the school, refreshments, and much more. Stout graduate a
• Edsel math students designed and built catapults from scratch, no kits, using a variety of household materials. The object was to launch a bean bag at a target located some 20 feet away. The more accurate the catapult threw the bean bag the more successf
• The Michigan Supreme Court visited the city to conduct an actual case in front of a crowd of over 700 Dearborn students. Chief Justice Young visited with the winners of the 2011 Law Day Essay Contest. Grd 5: 3-Salwa E, Becker; 2-Xaire H, Geer Park; 1-Lea
• You may see a few of these guys or their brothers (or sisters) this weekend, don't forget to say thanks!
• Dearborn Farmers and Artisans Market launches website
• Taste of Dearborn
• Edsel Ford will once again hold their annual event that pays tribute to the 23 Edsel Ford graduates killed in the Vietnam War. The Friday, May 27 event will start at 7:30 a.m. in the auditorium. All are welcome to attend. The truly moving portion of the
• Entrepreneur-in-residence
• Fourth quarter Innovation Index
• Motor City Brass Band Presents Music of the Americas
• Memorial Day Parade
• The Dearborn Schools Summer Adventure Club Program will be held at Haigh Elementary School this year from June 15 through August 12. We offer theme based learning, swimming, field trips, cooking, music and dance, organized sports and much more!! Affor
• Remember the big Stout Middle School 50th Anniversary is this Friday May 20, 5:30 to 9:00 pm. The event will include building tours, memorabilia, refreshments, and much more. A special presentation about the school’s namesake will be presented at 6
• HFCC announces 2011 Student Club Achievement Awards
• Sustainable spores
• Sweet system
• HFCC Foundation Scholarship Celebration highlights students and scholarship donors
• Fairlane Ford, The Fordson PTSA, & the Music Program are partnering to raise funds. On May 16 from 3-7 pm you will have the opportunity to test drive a select Ford vehicle at Fordson High School. For every person who stops by and test-drives one of t
• Stout Middle School invites everyone to join them in celebrating their 50th Anniversary. The celebration, on May 20, 5:30 to 9:00 pm, will include building tours, memorabilia, refreshments, and much more. A special presentation about the school’s n
• HFCC Innovations of the Year Award 2011 recognizes faculty, staff efforts
• Michael Score, President of Hantz Farms, To speak at Dearborn Chamber’s Business Builder Breakfast
• Dr. Stuart Bundy former HFCC president passes
• Bangkok 96 Donates to Michigan Humane Society
• HFCC student wins prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship
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• Welcome Back! Hope the break recharged the batteries, only 6 1/2 weeks left in the year, less for seniors. Graduation schedule: June 3-Dearborn, 6 pm; June 4-Fordson, 10 am; June 4-Edsel Ford, 6 pm. Last day for seniors is May 26.
• Outstanding internship employer
• Quintessential child advocate
• Academy nomination for 'Unreal City'
• Glass Gardens - A celebration of Spring
• Here are just a few of the many efforts that Dearborn students have accomplished. More to come in future posts. Feel free to share the good news taking place at your school. Lindbergh-$2,300 & Woodworth Mid.-$700 benefiting American Heart Assoc.(AHA)
• O.L. Smith is hosting a staff vs. students basketball game on Fri., April 29 starting at 3:30. The school’s Relay for Life team, Vikings Fight Back, are asking for a $3 donation. All funds collected will be donated at the Dearborn Relay event the n
• If you’re looking for a fun and entertaining evening then check out one of the many concerts or plays taking place at a Dearborn Public School. The level of talent is amazing and the performance will impress. The next big production will take place
• HFCC offers FREE CNC Operator Training Program
• HFCC Honors Program student selected to 2011 All-USA Community College Academic Team
• HFCC's Mike Adray Golf Tournament to support student scholarships
• HFCC to present Spring Dance Concert April 29
• HFCC Job Placement Office 2011 Student Job Fair
• Commendations to Dearborn High students Rasha Z., Aliya M., Nasri S., Tom G., and Rayan O. The students attended and presented at the Great Lakes PeaceJam Conference in Kalamazoo. These students are part of the Peace Club at DHS and have been taking part
• Executive, columnist to speak at May 1 commencement
• A victory for varsity
• Imagining solutions
• Elementary teams squared off to determine who would be District Chess Champs. Commendations to the team from Lindbergh, coached by Laura Polidori and Louis Barton, for their 1st place finish. 2nd place went to River Oaks coached by Linda Webb. Snow clinc
• Congratulations to those who traveled to Lansing today to meet with our elected officials. Your discussion with state lawmakers and the Governors Education Advisor is an important step in explaining how the state’s budget recommendations hit Dearbo
• HFCC basketball players earn All-American status!
• UM-Dearborn hosts 16 foreign professionals
• Dearborn Teachers To Be Honored At Annual Teacher of the Year Awards Reception
• HFCC students earn state honors for academic achievement
• WHFR-FM Hosts Annual On-Air Pledge Drive April 10-16
• HFCC's Spring Jazz Concert set for May 6
• HFCC to present Spring Band Concert May 3
• HFCC to present Spring Choral Concert April 17
• April is Autism Awareness Month! To help celebrate, Buddy's Pizza on Michigan Ave. is having an Autism Awareness day on April 16, from 2-5 pm. This is an opportunity for parents to bring their son or daughter with Autism out to dinner. There will b
• Community Input Sought on Important Survey
• Edward Silver appointed to research council committee
• Alumna honored for service to community
• Cecile Aitchison wins Susan B. Anthony Award
• Dearborn SOUP Gets Ready for Second Program at Fairlane Ford
• Dearborn Chamber To Honor Kearns Brothers at Annual Business Recognition Award Luncheon and Expo
• Dearborn Chamber to Honor Oakwood Midwest Medical Center at annual Business Recognition Award Luncheon and Expo
• At 2:30 on Friday all elementary schools across the district celebrated Reading Month by singing Reading Is For Me. Check out Howard Elementary:
• Husband, wife alumni credit careers, marriage to HFCC's Radiographer Program
• HFCC to break ground on cutting edge science center
• HFCC hosts 'Imaging the Possibilities: Non-traditional Careers for Men in Health Careers & Nursing'
• Dearborn Sustainability Roundtable IV: Part 3 of 3--Sustainable Food
• HFCC to host international conference on religion, conflict and peace April 8-10
• One of the nation’s best
• Mr. Oshnock and the Dearborn High Band are only a day away from their big performance in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland. On Wednesday morning Irish television caught up with the group and featured them on the morning news program.
• Dearborn SOUP Announces Winner of First Mini-Grant
• WHFR-FM to present 'The Festival of Enlightenment'
• 2nd Semester Parent Teacher Conference Schedule:March 29-High School; March 30-Elementary; March 31-Middle School. Berry Career Center Parent Teacher Conferences/Open House- March 29, 3-6 pm. Excellent opportunity to tour the facility, meet staff, and le
• Safe journey to Mr. Oshnock and the Dearborn High Band as they head to Ireland. The group will march in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Thursday in Dublin. Staff, parents and students have been busy for the past year raising funds to help cover th
• Choirs combine to celebrate the joy of singing
• Stout Middle School will host a health fair on March 11th from 8am-3pm sponsored by Access. Students will be checked for height, weight, and BMI results and families are welcome to come in and be checked for Cholesterol, Glucose (sugar), Blood Pressure,
• Having fun at the Education Foundation Mardi Gras Celebration! Plenty of time to join us. Event runs until 9:30 pm Dbn. Hills Golf Course.
• UM-Dearborn, HFCC sign articulation agreement
• College of Business releases Index
• On March 10 the Berry Career Center will host, from the U. S. Dept. of Education, Dr. Brenda Dann-Messier, Assistant Secretary for Vocational & Adult Education. Dr. Dann-Messier will take part in two very important conversations with business leaders
• Last week the Education Foundation’s Prize Patrol presented checks totaling $11,000 to several schools. Students at Becker took part in the presentation of a $1,800 grant that will support reading programs. You can help the Education Foundation and
• Faculty Profile: Chef Richard Teeple
• March is Reading Month and the Dearborn Public Schools are off and running. Kindergarteners at Long Elementary celebrate Dr. Seuss along with their Principal Ms. Jakubus and helpers Thing 1 and Thing 2. Visit often for more “March is Reading Month&
• University of Michigan-Dearborn and HFCC sign articulation agreement
• Dearborn Education Foundation’s annual Mardi Gras-March 8 @ Dbn. Hills Golf Course 3:30–9 pm. Advance tickets-$20 or $25 at the door. Includes food, cash bar, entertainment, and more. Information at:www.dearbornedfoundation.org. This event ra
• HFCC Talks Renewable Energy Entrepreneurship
• HFCC's Pre-Education Council Conference set for March 26
• Howe students, with the help of DDC Dances and Artist Eugene Clark, performed a dance program titled A Day & A Night in the Air. The packed house enjoyed the hour long production that featured original dance numbers performed by Howe students. The e
• Spring/Summer 2011 Reistration Opens 3/29/2011 at Midnight
• HFCC's St. Patrick's Day gourmet buffet March 16
• Have you ever had a chance to hear the Maples Drum Ensemble? The group is under the direction of Music Teacher Ms. Prowse. They have been around for 10 years and played hundreds of concerts across the state. These talented young musicians (range from 2nd
• Camp Invention is back! This weeklong day camp, being held at Henry Ford Elem., is open to all students in the Dearborn area entering grades one through six and runs 9am - 3:30pm starting Aug. 1. Camp Invention cost $215 for the week and focuses on the
• Vote for the UM-Dearborn Team!
• Commencement 2011 Information
• Congratulations to the Dearborn PTSA for their successful Founders Day Banquet held last week. Thanks to all the parents for being involved in the education of their children and supporting the mission of the Dearborn Public Schools. Did you know that De
• Prof. Mohanty’s CSquared Innovations wins 2011 Clean Energy Prize
• The Ford Motor “Drive One 4 UR School” test drive program has netted big rewards for Dearborn High. On Feb. 24, just before the 7:30 pm Band Concert, representatives from Village Ford will present the school with a check for $5,000. The funds
• All Adult and Community Education day and evening classes are cancelled for Monday, February 21 due to severe weather.
• Remember -Conference Release Day- Monday February 21, 2011- No school for students and teachers.
• Dearborn Chamber Foundation Partners with Community to Create Dearborn Soup
• Charity Wheelchair Basketball- Feb. 18 @ 6:30 pm. Edsel Ford students & staff, Dbn. Police & Firefighters, & pro wheelchair basketball players. Conference Release Day- Monday February 21, 2011- No school for students and teachers. Hat&rsqu
• David T. Brandon To Speak For Dearborn Chamber Commerce
• Hat’s On Day is a growing tradition in the District and this year the annual event will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 22. As always, students and staff can donate $1 to wear a hat! The one class/department in the district that collects the most money
• Maple syrup season has begun at the EIC
• UM-Dearborn Researcher Works With Team To Link Algae to Harmful Compound
• Congratulations to Woodworth Principal Mr. Troy Patterson on his selection as State Administrator of the Year as awarded by the Michigan Association of Middle School Educators. The award is in recognition of his fine work in promoting the middle school c
• HFCC to host discussion titled 'Liberating Egypt' Feb. 23
• Michigan School Principals’ Week:Feb.14-18.Principals are the educational leaders of the school, work countless hours to ensure smooth operation of the building, and set the tone for how teaching & learning will occur in the classroom. Thanks t
• Edsel Ford students & staff will join members of the Dearborn Police, Firefighters, and professional wheelchair basketball players for an evening of hoops and fundraising. The event takes place February 18, at 6:30 pm in the main gym. Cost:$4- Adults
• Step into alternative energy and the emerging green economy
• The Bryant Courtyard Club is working to create a courtyard for learning. The group is holding a Rummage Sale Fundraiser on March 5, 10:00am-3:00pm at the school. Sellers- there’s still time to purchase table space-$10/table, $20/entire cafeteria ta
• 'Events in the Middle East'
• During the week of Feb. 22-25 the Berry Career Center is hosting “Bring a Friend to Berry” day. Any Dearborn Public School sophomore or junior can sign up to spend a half-day at the center experiencing the fun and challenging learning opportu
• All Dearborn Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, February 2, 2011 due to severe weather. Any decision regarding further dates will be determined as the weather situation unfolds
• We know, everyone is waiting to find out if the district will be closing. As of 2:00 pm after school sports and adult ed. is still a go. The district will not make any decision until later this evening regarding Wednesday. Stay tuned to facebook, twitter
• HFCC's Comcast Cable Channel 24 to air The Habitable Planet
• Enriching experiences
• Stout collected over 200 “warm items” such as coats, gloves, hats, and scarves and donated the items to local charities. Stout families also donated items to the animal shelter. Mrs. Sloan put together a trip and students went downtown to th
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• Last week, 40 students from Salina Intermediate headed to O.L. Smith. At the same time 40 students from Smith boarded a bus bound for Stout and Stout students traveled to Salina. All this activity was the start of Student Exchange Day. The objective, to
• Registration for the second semester of Developmental Preschool and Little Scholars Preschool is now taking place. Give your child the benefit of a quality preschool experience! Call 313 317-6527 for more information on any of our preschool programs.
• All Students- Half Day, AM only, on Friday January 28, Teacher Duty Day in the p.m. Monday, January 31- Elementary: Full Day-staff and students; Half Day- AM only students in grades 6-12, Teacher Duty Day PM
• HFCC to celebrate Black History Month!
• New flags, a new Principal, and a new drumming ensemble highlighted Miller’s 9th Annual PTA Ethnic Dinner attended by 450 parents and students. Prior to the event, flags representing the various nationalities of the families at Miller were installe
• Check out some of cool and exciting things that our students are doing at the Michael Berry Career Center
• The City of Dearborn Public Library would like to remind all Dearborn Public School students that they are eligible for free Dearborn Public Library cards. Stop by any Dearborn Public Library and apply for or renew your card so that you can checkout or
• Congratulations to Oakman School for their efforts to secure a $5,000 grant from Lowe’s. The “Toolbox for Education” grant was used in the kindergarten room to create different learning centers. The funds were also use to establish a co
• Financial Aid Process for 2011- All Parents of Dearborn Public Schools Seniors & Juniors. A financial officer from Wayne State will present information about the financial aid process including completing the 2011-12 Free Application for Federal Stu
• School Board Meeting tonight at 7:00 pm, 18700 Audette. Second meeting of the month is a work-study session. Still open to public but no live television coverage.
• The other day a conversation started on facebook regarding the oldest school in Dearborn. The oldest public school still operating is DuVall. Here are some other fun historical facts: DuVALL ELEM.-Opened:1921 as Southwestern School, name changed 1958 SAL
• Congratulations to the students in the Adult Education Medical Program who graduated last night. Their hard work has prepared them to enter the health care field or continue their education. For more information on the different medical related programs
• Two Blood Drives taking place at Dearborn Schools Today (1/21/11)! Berry Career Center- 22586 Ann Arbor Trail, 48127 8 am - 2 pm Whitmore-Bolles Elementary- 21501 Whitmore, 48124 3 pm - 9 pm
• Dearborn Public Schools Community Education Early Childhood Department celebrates 25 years of excellence in 2011! Many events are planned to celebrate the 25th Anniversary! To find out more about their outstanding programs contact (313) 317-6527.
• Plugging in to the lab
• Integrating sustainable technology
• Preserving their stories
• Professional Development Week is Jan. 31
• Fordson Band Concert- Jan. 20, 2011, 6-7:30 pm Fordson Auditorium! Should be a great show.
• Dearborn Chamber Celebrates Women’s Health and Fashion at One Fabulous - Rescheduled
• The Michigan Interscholastic Press Association (MIPA) 2010 Middle School Conference Contest Winners from McCullough Unis are Jamila N. - 3rd Place, Best Feature Story, Newspaper Category & Maha K.-3rd Place, Best Photo, Newspaper Category. Michigan
• HFCC and Plymouth Ice Festival melt the winter blues!
• On behalf of the Dearborn Board of Education and all district staff, Superintendent Brian Whiston offers his sincere condolences to the family and friends of Dearborn icon Mrs. Alberta Muirhead. “The city has lost a legend, the school district has
• Howard Elementary collected 53 pairs of gloves & 28 hats and donated them to families in need. Students also raised $2,300 through a Mathathon for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Many classrooms donated money and books to local
• HFCC faculty named Firefighter of the Year by Trenton!
• No School January 17 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• A few quick news items: Check out the Edsel Ford student newspaper “The Bolt” now on-line at: Band Concert- Jan. 20, 2011, 6-7:30 pm Fordson Auditorium. Blood Drive- Berry Center, Jan. 21, 9am-3pm. Pint Size Hero Blood Drive! Whitmore-Bol
• HFCC to present the 16th Annual President's Collage Concert
• Unis Middle School 7th graders in Ms. Moslimani class lead a school wide effort to collect $655 and more than 1,500 items needed at the YWCA Interim House Shelter for women and children. Sixteen students and parents visited the shelter to drop off the it
• Life and legacy
• Commendations to Fordson teachers Ms. Harb, Mr. Dicks and Ms. Rabac, for their efforts to organize and facilitate a great diversity event at the school. The Diversity Advisory Group & Henry Ford Hospital partnered for a Diversity Training Day with 75
• Bryant held a Hats on Day, led by Art Teacher Nicole Reynaert, and collected $539 for Children’s Cancer Research. The school also had a Mitten Tree, tree donated by Linda McCarty’s family, and students decorated the tree with gloves and mitte
• Awesome job Lindbergh Choir. Your performance at the Board of Education meeting was spectacular and was one more example of the outstanding and talented students in the Dearborn Public Schools. Special thanks to Music Teacher Ms. Baloga for all her work
• Congratulations to EFHS students Clare R. & Benjamin T. who performed at the first Musical Theatre Solo and Ensemble Festival. Both students sang very well, and Ben earned a “Superior’ Rating. Many thanks to Mr. Walters, Vocal Music Teac
• Reminder- School Board meeting tonight at new 7:00 pm start time. There will be a short organizational meeting at 6:45 pm tonight only. Also, Wednesday is a late start date for all students. Finally, 21st Century Schools Committee is meeting January 12,
• Schools in the district collected can goods and food items for the Dearborn Elks Club annual food drive to help families living in Dearborn. Commendations to the students & staff for their efforts to collect the following amount of items:Bryant-1,400
• Congratulations to DHS & DCMST Senior Matthew M. for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. To achieve the rank of Eagle Scott Matthew earned 39 merit badges and served his troop in a variety of leadership roles. The culmination of all this hard work was
• At their December HFCC Trustee meeting, the Board of Ed. agreed to change the start time of their meetings from 7:30 to 7:00 pm. The Board has been considering the change since the fall of 2010. Meetings for both the school district and the college will
• Adult & Community Ed. and Dearborn Rec. have developed a unique, 5 week, after school tutoring and recreational program that meets once a week. Starting Jan.24@ Smith & Jan.25@Lowrey, and priced at only $25, a student will get 45 min. of tutoring
• Welcome Back! We hope that everyone had a safe and enjoyable holiday break. As we get back to the school and work routine remember this Wednesday, January 5, 2011 is a late start Wednesday. All students will start one hour later on January 5. High School
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• Commendations to Latifa B.- DHS, Kenny W. & Justin M.-EFHS, and Jaleel S.-FHS for being awarded the University of Michigan-Dearborn Chancellor’s Scholarship. The scholarship provides full tuition. In order to be considered for the scholarship s
• Congratulations to the hard working staff in Transportation. Through their efforts the district was awarded a Certificate of Excellence from the MI State Police for achieving a 100% Pass Rate for School Bus Inspection. Commendations to Mary N.,School Bus
• Oakman Elementary, a school of only 280 students, collected 1,845 cans for the Elks Club annual food drive. The students surpassed last years total by 144 cans. Several schools took part in the event collecting thousands of food items to help families in
• Becker students took part in several different fun activities during their Winter Festival celebration.
• Remember, Winter Break starts Monday, Dec. 20. All students return on Monday, Jan. 3, 2011. Have a safe, warm, fun, and restful holiday.
• The production crew from WDIV takes a moment during their videotaping at Stout to pose for a picture with the Elementary Honors Choir. The group will be featured, along with WDIV on-air personalities, in a series of promotional commercials airing on WDIV
• Dearborn Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Five New Board Members
• UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE The Board of Education meeting scheduled for Monday, December 13, 2010 at 7:30 pm has been cancelled. Thank you
• All Dearborn Public Schools will be closed due to extreme weather conditions on Monday, December 13, 2010. The Board of Education Meeting scheduled for tonight at 7:30 pm will take place at scheduled.
• Check out the Parent Talk videos now available on the District web-page. If you’re a parent in the district interested in taking part in a Parent Talk class, please contact Parent Involvement Educator, Ms. Margaret King-Ahmed at 827-8788. Starting
• Vintage Ford Truck Makes A Stop At The Dearborn Inn This Holiday Season
• Only eight people away from 1,300 fans. Can we hit 1,300 by the end of the day..end of the week? Spread the word and share the page!
• HFCC seeks talented ensemble singers
• HFCC and friends support troops this holiday season!
• HFCC Men's Basketball Team making mark!
• The Elementary Honors Choir will be the featured background choir for WDIV’s holiday commercial. The group will be singing "Hot Cup of Cocoa." The promotional commercial will air throughout the holidays exclusively on WDIV channel 4. The
• For 19 years the Annual Empty Bowls Dinner, hosted by the Dearborn Public Schools Art Department, has raised funds to help local hunger organizations. Please join us on November 29 at Park Place, 23400 Park St. (just south of Michigan Ave, west of Outer
• A season of music!
• HFCC CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY THURSDAY, NOV. 25
• Carnegie Scholar to speak at HHFCC Dec. 1
• Hawk Mail now available for students!
• YWCA Western Wayne County Announces Women Of Achievement Award Recipients
• Pockets of Perception or POP is a project started by the Dearborn Community Fund and features the work of student artist from Dearborn, Edsel, and Fordson High School. The goal of POP is to promote cohesiveness, productivity, and growth of youth in our d
• 20 students from the Magnet High School participated in the City of Dearborn's Rake the Town project.The students raked leaves at the homes of 16 different senior citizens. All of the students worked hard and came away from the experience feeling li
• 1938 Society event recognizes important role of HFCC supporters
• In 1930 staff and student at Lowrey took time to honor former solders during a special Veterans Day Ceremony. 80 years later the yearly tradition continues beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Nov. 11 in front of the school. Staff, students, and local dignitaries w
• Biotechnology: a science of unlimited impact
• New workforce development director ready to make impact
• Fordson- 3pm Saturday at Cass Tech. Go Tractors!
• HFCC to host 'Imagine the Possibilities: Non-Traditional Careers for Women in Technology'
• Job preparation workshops help local residents
• No need to wait for Superman you can find them in every classroom in the Dearborn Public Schools. If you want proof, just check out this photo from Edsel Ford.
• The necessity of political voice
• HFCC Student Council Elections 9/24 - 9/30/2010
• Henry Ford Community College sponsors speaker on Modern Math in Medieval Islamic Architecture
• HFCC joins with Grainger in Supporting the Next Generation of Industry Leaders!
• HFCC Approved as NKBA Supported Program
• The Michigan Creative Arts Journal Contest
• HFCC staff member wins national award
• Fundraiser headlines the Fifty-One O One menu in October!
• Henry Ford Community College is excited to offer direct deposit of Financial Aid
• Michigan Avenue Creative Arts Journal wins 2nd place in National Competition!
• We Value a Respectful Campus
• HFCC CAMPUS IS OPEN
• HFCC Wins Dreamkeepers Grant
• Middle East takes center stage Nov. 1-9
• HFCC student wins Garden Club of Dearborn academic scholarship!
• It's a great day to study outside! Go Blue!
• Seeking the artificial reality at Henry Ford Community College
• Another a-maize-ing fall day on campus! Happy October everyone!
• Center for Teaching Excellence & Innovation Hosts National Expert on Teaching
• Campus Sustainability Week 2010 starts today! Download the PDF for more information http://www.umd.umich.edu/fileadmin/template/ia/files/Events/SustainabilityWeek.pdf
• Fifty-One O One Opens Sept. 22!
• Today at Bryant, students wore pink as part of an Anti-Bulling message. A Bryant 8th grade student even designed a special flag for the event. Nice job students and staff!
• HFCC Welcomes Academy of American Poets 2010 Fellowship Winner Khaled Mattawa
• Edsel Ford High School presents “Trick or Treat” and Haunted Theatre- October 28, 29, 30. 7:00 pm. Tickets On Sale Now. Pre-sale: Students & Sr. Citizens- $6, Adults- $8. At the door: Students and Sr. Citizens- $8, Adults- $10.Haunted The
• Internationally recognized artist and speaker visit Henry Ford Community College
• Dearborn Education Foundation News - Dr. Mei for Making A Difference!
• Variations Salon In Dearborn Celebrate 25 Years In Business
• Dearborn Chamber will host Candidate Meet and Greet
• Dearborn Chamber Partners with Two Charitable Organizations this Holiday Season
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• Annual Woman Of Achievement Awards Luncheon
• Full House At Family Math Night!!!!! 300+! Thank you parents for making math part of your night. Thank you staff for a successful event.
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• Dearborn Chamber Margaritaville Auction Benefits Local Charities
• They’re graduating now, but back when they were in fifth grade at Nowlin Elementary students made time capsules to open upon graduation. At 12:30, on June 7, the students will gather at Nowlin to open the time capsules. For those students who took
• Students, staff and parents spent all Monday interviewing candidates for the Fordson principal position. The Board should have a recommendation at their August 23 meeting. Go Tractors!
• September 21 is International Peace Day. A little peace can make a whole lot of difference.
• They’re graduating now, but back when they were in fifth grade at Nowlin Elementary students made time capsules to open upon graduation. At 12:30, on June 7, the students will gather at Nowlin to open the time capsules. For those students who took
• Students, staff and parents spent all Monday interviewing candidates for the Fordson principal position. The Board should have a recommendation at their August 23 meeting. Go Tractors!
• September 21 is International Peace Day. A little peace can make a whole lot of difference.
• DDC Moves With Best Moves
• Corvettes are king for a day in Dearborn
• Washboard section of Outer Drive to be repaved this fall (with video)
• Indulge your senses in the Spices of Autumn at The Henry Ford’s Fall Flavor Weekends
• Dearborn hosting Michigan Municipal League’s annual convention this week
• Funeral held for police officer killed in I-94 incident
• Dearborn Police accepting prescription drugs for proper disposal, Sept. 25
• Fall Into Dearborn returns Oct. 2
• Ford Motor Co. invites residents 'run wild' Sunday at Detroit Zoo
• Police turn out to honor fallen officer
• Talking crime prevention
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Man accused in officer's hit-and-run death faces hearing Wednesday
• Readers, collectors stock up at AAUW book sale
• UAW joins demonstrators at Andiamo’s
• DC student, alumnus die in Sunday crash
• State mayors discussing afterschool programing in Dearborn Tuesday
• District 7 MME scores drop
• Halal food available for home delivered meals
• Ford Motor Co. employees volunteer to help ‘green’ Advanced Technology Academy
• Trial of 4 arrested at Arab Fest starts
• Voter registration deadline nears for Nov. 2 election
• Police arrest 2 for home invasions in Military Park (with video)
• City to consider medical marijuana ordinance soon
• ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ celebrates 35th anniversary
• Telegraph/Oxford 7-Eleven hit by robber
• People Page: Summer's almost over
• City garden blazing trail to green farm status
• The Old Newsboys’ Goodfellow Fund of Detroit will honor Alan Mulally at Annual Tribute Breakf
• Crash on I-94 in front of Metro Airport still under investigation
• City taking reservations until Sept. 24 for the Glenn Miller Orchestra Show and dinner
• Dearborn veteran lived with no regrets
• Funerals set for two killed in I-94 wreck
• Advertise in the 2011 city of Dearborn calendar
• Heights Rotary helping international problems
• Divine Child community mourns 2 young men
• Student exhibit opens at AANM
• Dearborn Heights City Libraries hosting food skills workshop
• Man to stand trial in hit-and-run death of auxiliary police officer
• Firefighters’ pumpkin patch open soon in new location on Outer Drive
• UAW protests at Andiamo Restaurant
• $1.6 billion in 2010 Census savings returned
• American House marks Patriot Week (with video)
• Dearborn Public Library announces the addition of Mango Languages
• LWV hosting information meeting on ballot proposal revising state constitution
• Robber sought by Dearborn police
• LWV hosting Dearborn candidate forums
• Groups pushing for better rail service in metro area (with video)
• Certified art and antique appraiser coming to Dearborn for clinic
• Hit-and-run driver has history of being reckless on the road
• Dearborn to receive $1 million in federal funds to help address abandoned, foreclosed homes
• Funerals set for two killed in I-94 wreck
• Advertise in the 2011 city of Dearborn calendar
• Heights Rotary helping international problems
• Visitation, funeral services set for fallen auxiliary officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due Sept. 28
• Divine Child community mourns 2 young men
• Student exhibit opens at AANM
• Dearborn Heights City Libraries hosting food skills workshop
• Cities wrestling with voter-approved medical marijuana
• Activities and events on tap at city’s libraries
• September 21 is International Peace Day. A little peace can make a whole lot of difference.
• Firefighters’ pumpkin patch open soon in new location on Outer Drive
• UAW protests at Andiamo Restaurant
• 'Michigan by Rail' public forum tonight
• Dearborn residents can dispose of many items not allowed in curbside trash during free Sept. 18 even
• $1.6 billion in 2010 Census savings returned
• American House marks Patriot Week (with video)
• Robber sought by Dearborn police
• Helen Thomas sculpture fundraising campaign surpasses goal of $10,000
• Dearborn Public Library announces the addition of Mango Languages
• LWV hosting information meeting on ballot proposal revising state constitution
• Take me out to the ... ballgame? Vintage game takes things back to 1867
• LWV hosting Dearborn candidate forums
• Groups pushing for better rail service in metro area (with video)
• Certified art and antique appraiser coming to Dearborn for clinic
• Men honored for saving 2 Dearborn men who nearly drowned in Little Traverse Bay of Petoskey (with vi
• Corvettes are king for a day in Dearborn
• Washboard section of Outer Drive to be repaved this fall (with video)
• Indulge your senses in the Spices of Autumn at The Henry Ford’s Fall Flavor Weekends
• Heights Goodfellows meeting Sept. 20
• Dearborn hosting Michigan Municipal League’s annual convention this week
• Funeral held for police officer killed in I-94 incident
• Dearborn Police accepting prescription drugs for proper disposal, Sept. 25
• County Commissioner Webb offering district office hours
• Fall Into Dearborn returns Oct. 2
• Ford Motor Co. invites residents 'run wild' Sunday at Detroit Zoo
• Police turn out to honor fallen officer
• Dearborn Historical Museum tours to explore area cemeteries
• Talking crime prevention
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Man accused in officer's hit-and-run death faces hearing Wednesday
• Readers, collectors stock up at AAUW book sale
• City still looking at options in the face of financial challenges
• UAW joins demonstrators at Andiamo’s
• DC student, alumnus die in Sunday crash
• State mayors discussing afterschool programing in Dearborn Tuesday
• Dearborn libraries offer variety of fall programs for teens
• District 7 MME scores drop
• Halal food available for home delivered meals
• Ford Motor Co. employees volunteer to help ‘green’ Advanced Technology Academy
• National Dance Company of Ireland to present Rhythm of the Dance
• Trial of 4 arrested at Arab Fest starts
• Voter registration deadline nears for Nov. 2 election
• Police arrest 2 for home invasions in Military Park (with video)
• Dearborn teachers, district settle payment for bigger classes
• Celebration at The Center marks the end of Ramadan
• City to consider medical marijuana ordinance soon
• ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ celebrates 35th anniversary
• Telegraph/Oxford 7-Eleven hit by robber
• Dearborn wants licenses, not fingerprints, from volunteers
• ‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ author comes to Dearborn Borders
• People Page: Summer's almost over
• City garden blazing trail to green farm status
• The Old Newsboys’ Goodfellow Fund of Detroit will honor Alan Mulally at Annual Tribute Breakf
• 3rd-grader struck by car near Pardee School
• Big AAUW book sale begins tomorrow
• Crash on I-94 in front of Metro Airport still under investigation
• City taking reservations until Sept. 24 for the Glenn Miller Orchestra Show and dinner
• Dearborn veteran lived with no regrets
• Washboard section of Outer Drive to be repaved this fall (with video)
• Indulge your senses in the Spices of Autumn at The Henry Ford’s Fall Flavor Weekends
• Dearborn Historical Museum tours to explore area cemeteries
• Funeral held for police officer killed in I-94 incident
• Dearborn Police accepting prescription drugs for proper disposal, Sept. 25
• City still looking at options in the face of financial challenges
• Ford Motor Co. invites residents 'run wild' Sunday at Detroit Zoo
• Police turn out to honor fallen officer
• Dearborn libraries offer variety of fall programs for teens
• DC student, alumnus die in Sunday crash
• Readers, collectors stock up at AAUW book sale
• National Dance Company of Ireland to present Rhythm of the Dance
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Man accused in officer's hit-and-run death faces hearing Wednesday
• State mayors discussing afterschool programing in Dearborn Tuesday
• Dearborn teachers, district settle payment for bigger classes
• Celebration at The Center marks the end of Ramadan
• Ford Motor Co. employees volunteer to help ‘green’ Advanced Technology Academy
• Dearborn wants licenses, not fingerprints, from volunteers
• ‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ author comes to Dearborn Borders
• Police arrest 2 for home invasions in Military Park (with video)
• 3rd-grader struck by car near Pardee School
• Big AAUW book sale begins tomorrow
• Telegraph/Oxford 7-Eleven hit by robber
• Hit-and-run driver has history of being reckless on the road
• Dearborn to receive $1 million in federal funds to help address abandoned, foreclosed homes
• The Old Newsboys’ Goodfellow Fund of Detroit will honor Alan Mulally at Annual Tribute Breakf
• Visitation, funeral services set for fallen auxiliary officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due Sept. 28
• Dearborn veteran lived with no regrets
• Dearborn man charged with death of Taylor officer (with video)
• Activities and events on tap at city’s libraries
• Heights Rotary helping international problems
• Cities wrestling with voter-approved medical marijuana
• Dearborn residents can dispose of many items not allowed in curbside trash during free Sept. 18 even
• Dearborn Heights City Libraries hosting food skills workshop
• The Fallen Remembered: Religious community marks 9/11
• Helen Thomas sculpture fundraising campaign surpasses goal of $10,000
• UAW protests at Andiamo Restaurant
• Recreation Master Plan public meeting tonight
• Take me out to the ... ballgame? Vintage game takes things back to 1867
• American House marks Patriot Week (with video)
• 'Michigan by Rail' public forum tonight
• Men honored for saving 2 Dearborn men who nearly drowned in Little Traverse Bay of Petoskey (with vi
• LWV hosting information meeting on ballot proposal revising state constitution
• Robber sought by Dearborn police
• Heights Goodfellows meeting Sept. 20
• Groups pushing for better rail service in metro area (with video)
• Certified art and antique appraiser coming to Dearborn for clinic
• County Commissioner Webb offering district office hours
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• 3rd-grader struck by car near Pardee School
• Big AAUW book sale begins tomorrow
• Police turn out to honor fallen officer
• Police arrest 2 for home invasions in Military Park
• 3rd-grader struck by car near Pardee School
• Big AAUW book sale begins tomorrow
• Police arrest 2 for home invasions in Military Park (with video)
• Hit-and-run driver has history of being reckless on the road
• Dearborn to receive $1 million in federal funds to help address abandoned, foreclosed homes
• Readers, collectors stock up at AAUW book sale
• Telegraph/Oxford 7-Eleven hit by robber
• Hit-and-run driver has history of being reckless on the road
• Dearborn to receive $1 million in federal funds to help address abandoned, foreclosed homes
• Telegraph/Oxford 7-Eleven hit by robber
• Visitation, funeral services set for fallen auxiliary officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due Sept. 28
• State mayors discussing afterschool programing in Dearborn Tuesday
• The Old Newsboys’ Goodfellow Fund of Detroit will honor Alan Mulally at Annual Tribute Breakf
• Visitation, funeral services set for fallen auxiliary officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due Sept. 28
• The Old Newsboys’ Goodfellow Fund of Detroit will honor Alan Mulally at Annual Tribute Breakf
• Dearborn man charged with death of Taylor officer (with video)
• Activities and events on tap at city’s libraries
• Ford Motor Co. employees volunteer to help ‘green’ Advanced Technology Academy
• Dearborn veteran lived with no regrets
• Dearborn man charged with death of Taylor officer (with video)
• Activities and events on tap at city’s libraries
• Dearborn veteran lived with no regrets
• Cities wrestling with voter-approved medical marijuana
• Dearborn residents can dispose of many items not allowed in curbside trash during free Sept. 18 even
• Police arrest 2 for home invasions in Military Park
• Heights Rotary helping international problems
• Cities wrestling with voter-approved medical marijuana
• Dearborn residents can dispose of many items not allowed in curbside trash during free Sept. 18 even
• Heights Rotary helping international problems
• The Fallen Remembered: Religious community marks 9/11
• Helen Thomas sculpture fundraising campaign surpasses goal of $10,000
• Telegraph/Oxford 7-Eleven hit by robber
• Dearborn Heights City Libraries hosting food skills workshop
• The Fallen Remembered: Religious community marks 9/11
• Helen Thomas sculpture fundraising campaign surpasses goal of $10,000
• Dearborn Heights City Libraries hosting food skills workshop
• Recreation Master Plan public meeting tonight
• Take me out to the ... ballgame? Vintage game takes things back to 1867
• The Old Newsboys’ Goodfellow Fund of Detroit will honor Alan Mulally at Annual Tribute Breakf
• UAW protests at Andiamo Restaurant
• Recreation Master Plan public meeting tonight
• Take me out to the ... ballgame? Vintage game takes things back to 1867
• UAW protests at Andiamo Restaurant
• 'Michigan by Rail' public forum tonight
• Men honored for saving 2 Dearborn men who nearly drowned in Little Traverse Bay of Petoskey (with vi
• Dearborn veteran lived with no regrets
• American House marks Patriot Week
• 'Michigan by Rail' public forum tonight
• Men honored for saving 2 Dearborn men who nearly drowned in Little Traverse Bay of Petoskey (with vi
• American House marks Patriot Week (with video)
• Robber sought by Dearborn police
• Heights Goodfellows meeting Sept. 20
• Heights Rotary helping international problems
• LWV hosting information meeting on ballot proposal revising state constitution
• Robber sought by Dearborn police
• Heights Goodfellows meeting Sept. 20
• LWV hosting information meeting on ballot proposal revising state constitution
• County Commissioner Webb offering district office hours
• Dearborn Heights City Libraries hosting food skills workshop
• Groups pushing for better rail service in metro area
• Certified art and antique appraiser coming to Dearborn for clinic
• County Commissioner Webb offering district office hours
• Groups pushing for better rail service in metro area (with video)
• Certified art and antique appraiser coming to Dearborn for clinic
• Dearborn Historical Museum tours to explore area cemeteries
• UAW protests at Andiamo Restaurant
• Washboard section of Outer Drive to be repaved this fall
• Indulge your senses in the Spices of Autumn at The Henry Ford’s Fall Flavor Weekends
• Dearborn Historical Museum tours to explore area cemeteries
• Washboard section of Outer Drive to be repaved this fall (with video)
• Indulge your senses in the Spices of Autumn at The Henry Ford’s Fall Flavor Weekends
• City still looking at options in the face of financial challenges
• American House marks Patriot Week
• Funeral held for police officer killed in I-94 incident
• Dearborn Police accepting prescription drugs for proper disposal, Sept. 25
• City still looking at options in the face of financial challenges
• Funeral held for police officer killed in I-94 incident
• Dearborn Police accepting prescription drugs for proper disposal, Sept. 25
• Dearborn libraries offer variety of fall programs for teens
• LWV hosting information meeting on ballot proposal revising state constitution
• Ford Motor Co. invites residents 'run wild' Sunday at Detroit Zoo
• Police turn out to honor fallen officer
• Dearborn libraries offer variety of fall programs for teens
• Ford Motor Co. invites residents 'run wild' Sunday at Detroit Zoo
• Police turn out to honor fallen officer
• National Dance Company of Ireland to present Rhythm of the Dance
• Groups pushing for better rail service in metro area
• Certified art and antique appraiser coming to Dearborn for clinic
• Readers, collectors stock up at AAUW book sale
• National Dance Company of Ireland to present Rhythm of the Dance
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer (with videos)
• Readers, collectors stock up at AAUW book sale
• Dearborn teachers, district settle payment for bigger classes
• Celebration at The Center marks the end of Ramadan
• Washboard section of Outer Drive to be repaved this fall
• Indulge your senses in the Spices of Autumn at The Henry Ford’s Fall Flavor Weekends
• State mayors discussing afterschool programing in Dearborn Tuesday
• Dearborn teachers, district settle payment for bigger classes
• Celebration at The Center marks the end of Ramadan
• State mayors discussing afterschool programing in Dearborn Tuesday
• Dearborn wants licenses, not fingerprints, from volunteers
• ‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ author comes to Dearborn Borders
• Funeral held for police officer killed in I-94 incident
• Dearborn Police accepting prescription drugs for proper disposal, Sept. 25
• Ford Motor Co. employees volunteer to help ‘green’ Advanced Technology Academy
• Dearborn wants licenses, not fingerprints, from volunteers
• ‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ author comes to Dearborn Borders
• Ford Motor Co. employees volunteer to help ‘green’ Advanced Technology Academy
• Dearborn teachers, district settle payment for bigger classes
• Celebration at The Center marks the end of Ramadan
• Putting Away
• Dearborn wants licenses, not fingerprints, from volunteers
• ‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ author comes to Dearborn Borders
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• 3rd-grader struck by car near Pardee School
• Big AAUW book sale begins tomorrow
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• Hit-and-run driver has history of being reckless on the road
• Dearborn to receive $1 million in federal funds to help address abandoned, foreclosed homes
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• Visitation, funeral services set for fallen auxiliary officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due Sept. 28
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• Dearborn man charged with death of Taylor officer (with video)
• Activities and events on tap at city’s libraries
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• Cities wrestling with voter-approved medical marijuana
• Dearborn residents can dispose of many items not allowed in curbside trash during free Sept. 18 even
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• The Fallen Remembered: Religious community marks 9/11
• Helen Thomas sculpture fundraising campaign surpasses goal of $10,000
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
• Recreation Master Plan public meeting tonight
• Take me out to the ... ballgame? Vintage game takes things back to 1867
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• 'Michigan by Rail' public forum tonight
• Men honored for saving 2 Dearborn men who nearly drowned in Little Traverse Bay of Petoskey (with vi
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• Robber sought by Dearborn police
• Heights Goodfellows meeting Sept. 20
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• Ford Motor Co. invites residents 'run wild' Sunday at Detroit Zoo
• County Commissioner Webb offering district office hours
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• Dearborn Historical Museum tours to explore area cemeteries
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• City still looking at options in the face of financial challenges
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• Dearborn libraries offer variety of fall programs for teens
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• National Dance Company of Ireland to present Rhythm of the Dance
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer (with videos)
• 3rd-grader struck by car near Pardee School
• Big AAUW book sale begins tomorrow
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• Hit-and-run driver has history of being reckless on the road
• Dearborn to receive $1 million in federal funds to help address abandoned, foreclosed homes
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• Visitation, funeral services set for fallen auxiliary officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due Sept. 28
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• Dearborn man charged with death of Taylor officer (with video)
• Activities and events on tap at city’s libraries
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• Cities wrestling with voter-approved medical marijuana
• Dearborn residents can dispose of many items not allowed in curbside trash during free Sept. 18 even
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
• The Fallen Remembered: Religious community marks 9/11
• Helen Thomas sculpture fundraising campaign surpasses goal of $10,000
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• Recreation Master Plan public meeting tonight
• Take me out to the ... ballgame? Vintage game takes things back to 1867
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• 'Michigan by Rail' public forum tonight
• Men honored for saving 2 Dearborn men who nearly drowned in Little Traverse Bay of Petoskey (with vi
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• Robber sought by Dearborn police
• Heights Goodfellows meeting Sept. 20
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• County Commissioner Webb offering district office hours
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• Dearborn Historical Museum tours to explore area cemeteries
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• City still looking at options in the face of financial challenges
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• Dearborn libraries offer variety of fall programs for teens
• The New Miss Michigan USA for 2011 to be crowned by current Miss USA, Rima Fakih of Dearborn
• National Dance Company of Ireland to present Rhythm of the Dance
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer (with videos)
• Putting Away
• Dearborn teachers, district settle payment for bigger classes
• Celebration at The Center marks the end of Ramadan
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• Dearborn wants licenses, not fingerprints, from volunteers
• ‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ author comes to Dearborn Borders
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• Visitation, funeral services set for fallen auxiliary officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due Sept. 28
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• Dearborn man charged with death of Taylor officer (with video)
• Activities and events on tap at city’s libraries
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• Cities wrestling with voter-approved medical marijuana
• Dearborn residents can dispose of many items not allowed in curbside trash during free Sept. 18 even
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
• The Fallen Remembered: Religious community marks 9/11
• Helen Thomas sculpture fundraising campaign surpasses goal of $10,000
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• Recreation Master Plan public meeting tonight
• Take me out to the ... ballgame? Vintage game takes things back to 1867
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• 'Michigan by Rail' public forum tonight
• Men honored for saving 2 Dearborn men who nearly drowned in Little Traverse Bay of Petoskey (with vi
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• Heights Goodfellows meeting Sept. 20
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• County Commissioner Webb offering district office hours
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• Dearborn Historical Museum tours to explore area cemeteries
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• City still looking at options in the face of financial challenges
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• Robber sought by Dearborn police
• Dearborn libraries offer variety of fall programs for teens
• The New Miss Michigan USA for 2011 to be crowned by current Miss USA, Rima Fakih of Dearborn
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• National Dance Company of Ireland to present Rhythm of the Dance
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer (with videos)
• Putting Away
• Dearborn teachers, district settle payment for bigger classes
• Celebration at The Center marks the end of Ramadan
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• Dearborn wants licenses, not fingerprints, from volunteers
• ‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ author comes to Dearborn Borders
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• 3rd-grader struck by car near Pardee School
• Big AAUW book sale begins tomorrow
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• Hit-and-run driver has history of being reckless on the road
• Dearborn to receive $1 million in federal funds to help address abandoned, foreclosed homes
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• The Fallen Remembered: Religious community marks 9/11
• Helen Thomas sculpture fundraising campaign surpasses goal of $10,000
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• Take me out to the ... ballgame? Vintage game takes things back to 1867
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• Recreation Master Plan public meeting tonight
• Men honored for saving 2 Dearborn men who nearly drowned in Little Traverse Bay of Petoskey (with vi
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• Heights Goodfellows meeting Sept. 20
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• County Commissioner Webb offering district office hours
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• Dearborn Historical Museum tours to explore area cemeteries
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• City still looking at options in the face of financial challenges
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Three people in custody for questioning in hit-and-run death of officer
• Dearborn libraries offer variety of fall programs for teens
• The New Miss Michigan USA for 2011 to be crowned by current Miss USA, Rima Fakih of Dearborn
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• National Dance Company of Ireland to present Rhythm of the Dance
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer (with videos)
• Putting Away
• Dearborn teachers, district settle payment for bigger classes
• Celebration at The Center marks the end of Ramadan
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• Dearborn wants licenses, not fingerprints, from volunteers
• ‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ author comes to Dearborn Borders
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• 3rd-grader struck by car near Pardee School
• Big AAUW book sale begins tomorrow
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• Hit-and-run driver has history of being reckless on the road
• Dearborn to receive $1 million in federal funds to help address abandoned, foreclosed homes
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• Visitation, funeral services set for fallen auxiliary officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due Sept. 28
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• Dearborn man charged with death of Taylor officer (with video)
• Activities and events on tap at city’s libraries
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• Cities wrestling with voter-approved medical marijuana
• Dearborn residents can dispose of many items not allowed in curbside trash during free Sept. 18 even
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
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• The New Miss Michigan USA for 2011 to be crowned by current Miss USA, Rima Fakih of Dearborn
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• Heights police, DEA seeking to collect unused controlled drugs
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• HFCC Big Band performs at Europe’s oldest jazz festival – on French Riviera
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer (with videos)
• Putting Away
• Youth Symphony auditions Thursday
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• Rotary’s Hugh Archer golf event raises funds for scholarships
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer (with videos)
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• Public invited to comment on proposed Dearborn Recreation Master Plan at Tuesday meeting
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• American-Islamic group fighting bigotry
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• HFCC Big Band performs at Europe’s oldest jazz festival – on French Riviera
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• FDAS hosting ‘No Beast Feast’ fundraiser dinner
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• Rotary’s Hugh Archer golf event raises funds for scholarships
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• AAUW book sale is Sept. 16-18
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• American-Islamic group fighting bigotry
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
• Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• FDAS hosting ‘No Beast Feast’ fundraiser dinner
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• Communities still want no part of waste wells
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• AAUW book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• Officials waiting for outdoor pool condition report
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
• Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• Rail service upgrades to be discussed at UM-Dearborn Wednesday
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• Communities still want no part of waste wells
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• FHS grad returns as principal
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• Officials waiting for outdoor pool condition report
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• Welcome Back
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• Rail service upgrades to be discussed at UM-Dearborn Wednesday
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• Plant exchange and sunflower contest Saturday
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• FHS grad returns as principal
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Three people in custody for questioning in hit-and-run death of officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• Welcome Back
• The New Miss Michigan USA for 2011 to be crowned by current Miss USA, Rima Fakih of Dearborn
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• Heights police, DEA seeking to collect unused controlled drugs
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• Plant exchange and sunflower contest Saturday
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer (with videos)
• Putting Away
• Youth Symphony auditions Thursday
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Three people in custody for questioning in hit-and-run death of officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• Public invited to comment on proposed Dearborn Recreation Master Plan at Tuesday meeting
• Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• FHS grad returns as principal
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
• Communities still want no part of waste wells
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• Welcome Back
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• Officials waiting for outdoor pool condition report
• FLAT ROCK: 'Run for Ryan' set for Saturday morning at high school
• Plant exchange and sunflower contest Saturday
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• Rail service upgrades to be discussed at UM-Dearborn Wednesday
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Three people in custody for questioning in hit-and-run death of officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• FHS grad returns as principal
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• Heights police, DEA seeking to collect unused controlled drugs
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• The New Miss Michigan USA for 2011 to be crowned by current Miss USA, Rima Fakih of Dearborn
• Putting Away
• Youth Symphony auditions Thursday
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• Welcome Back
• Dearborn man charged with second-degree murder in death of auxiliary officer
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• Public invited to comment on proposed Dearborn Recreation Master Plan at Tuesday meeting
• FLAT ROCK: 'Run for Ryan' set for Saturday morning at high school
• Plant exchange and sunflower contest Saturday
• Veteran of the Year nominations due
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• HFCC Big Band performs at Europe’s oldest jazz festival – on French Riviera
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Three people in custody for questioning in hit-and-run death of officer
• Heights police, DEA seeking to collect unused controlled drugs
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• Rotary’s Hugh Archer golf event raises funds for scholarships
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• Youth Symphony auditions Thursday
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• American-Islamic group fighting bigotry
• The New Miss Michigan USA for 2011 to be crowned by current Miss USA, Rima Fakih of Dearborn
• Putting Away
• Public invited to comment on proposed Dearborn Recreation Master Plan at Tuesday meeting
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• FDAS hosting ‘No Beast Feast’ fundraiser dinner
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• HFCC Big Band performs at Europe’s oldest jazz festival – on French Riviera
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• AAUW book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• Rotary’s Hugh Archer golf event raises funds for scholarships
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
• Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• American-Islamic group fighting bigotry
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• Communities still want no part of waste wells
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• FDAS hosting ‘No Beast Feast’ fundraiser dinner
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• Officials waiting for outdoor pool condition report
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• AAUW book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• Rail service upgrades to be discussed at UM-Dearborn Wednesday
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• AAUW book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Archie Comics introduces gay character
• Antique appraisal clinic offered Oct. 2 in Dearborn at Historical Museum
• Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29
• Heights city recount doesn’t change outcome, but cuts margin to one vote
• Border patrol reports their aircraft targeted
• Communities still want no part of waste wells
• School volunteers to be fingerprinted by DPS officials
• Taste of Dearborn East is Wednesday
• Officials waiting for outdoor pool condition report
• Sound level might be checked outside St. Sebastian Church
• Celebrating Eid-al-Fitr
• Rail service upgrades to be discussed at UM-Dearborn Wednesday
• City talking with potential buyer of Dearborn Towers
• Emergency Response Team conducts mock disaster exercise and training session in Heights
• FHS grad returns as principal
• School bells ring for Dearborn, Heights students Tuesday
• Dearborn out of suit alleging Heights police abused a resident in his home
• Welcome Back
• Taste of Dearborn heads east Sept. 15
• Dearborn man linked to hit-and-run death of Taylor officer
• Plant exchange and sunflower contest Saturday
• Cities sued by June flooding victims
• Suit revives charges pushed by Schlussel in her blog
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Three people in custody for questioning in hit-and-run death of officer
• Veteran of the Year nominations due
• Ex-principal, DPS sued by teacher
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• Heights police, DEA seeking to collect unused controlled drugs
• Coffee scheduled at Eton Senior Center on Sept. 13
• FLAT ROCK: 'Run for Ryan' set for Saturday morning at high school
• Youth Symphony auditions Thursday
• History of 007 cars, Eid al Fitr event among events at Heights city libraries
• Putting Away
• The New Miss Michigan USA for 2011 to be crowned by current Miss USA, Rima Fakih of Dearborn
• Public invited to comment on proposed Dearborn Recreation Master Plan at Tuesday meeting
• Parents are encouraged to follow food safety tips when packing school lunches
• American House Senior Living Community in Dearborn Heights hosting Patriot Week event on Sept. 15
• HFCC Big Band performs at Europe’s oldest jazz festival – on French Riviera
• Annapolis grad completes U.S. Military Academy
• Dearborn Recreation Department offers fall line up of cultural arts classes
• Rotary’s Hugh Archer golf event raises funds for scholarships
• Snyder to keynote Oct. 7 Chamber breakfast
• HFCC opens new nursing school
• American-Islamic group fighting bigotry
• Snow Branch Library hosts fall plant exchange, sunflower contest
• State Health Department releases 2010 Michigan fish advisory
• FDAS hosting ‘No Beast Feast’ fundraiser dinner
• DHS alumnus Steve Turner works on new HBO series
• Green Brain Hosting Rob Worley
• FHS grad returns as principal
• School bells ring for Dearborn, Heights students Tuesday
• Maples Elementary invites all former students and staff to take part in the school’s 80th Ann
• Welcome Back
• Taste of Dearborn heads east Sept. 15
• CONGRATULATIONS to the 2010 Alberta Muirhead Teachers of the Year- Jilrae Greco, Haigh; Diane Solom
• Plant exchange and sunflower contest Saturday
• Cities sued by June flooding victims
• They’re graduating now, but back when they were in fifth grade at Nowlin Elementary students
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Suspect sought after striking, killing auxiliary officer on I-94
• Veteran of the Year nominations due
• Students, staff and parents spent all Monday interviewing candidates for the Fordson principal posi
• Author, Dearborn native, hosting book signing Saturday
• Heights police, DEA seeking to collect unused controlled drugs
• Coffee scheduled at Eton Senior Center on Sept. 13
• Youth Symphony auditions Thursday
• History of 007 cars, Eid al Fitr event among events at Heights city libraries
• Public invited to comment on proposed Dearborn Recreation Master Plan at Tuesday meeting
• Parents are encouraged to follow food safety tips when packing school lunches
• HFCC Big Band performs at Europe’s oldest jazz festival – on French Riviera
• Annapolis grad completes U.S. Military Academy
• Rotary’s Hugh Archer golf event raises funds for scholarships
• Snyder to keynote Oct. 7 Chamber breakfast
• American-Islamic group fighting bigotry
• Snow Branch Library hosts fall plant exchange, sunflower contest
• FDAS hosting ‘No Beast Feast’ fundraiser dinner
• DHS alumnus Steve Turner works on new HBO series
• AAUW book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Archie Comics introduces gay character
• Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29
• Heights city recount doesn’t change outcome, but cuts margin to one vote
• The Dearborn Public Schools City Wide Art Exhibit opened to the public April 27th at the Padzieski
• Communities still want no part of waste wells
• School volunteers to be fingerprinted by DPS officials
• Dearborn Tops County With 30 Green Schools. Once again Dearborn Public Schools had more schools nam
• Officials waiting for outdoor pool condition report
• Sound level might be checked outside St. Sebastian Church
• Great Event at Edsel Ford this morning. Many people on hand to witness the unveiling of the Freedom
• Rail service upgrades to be discussed at UM-Dearborn Wednesday
• City talking with potential buyer of Dearborn Towers
• Maples Elementary School will celebrate their 80th Anniversary May 28 at 2:00 pm. All former studen
• Sound level might be checked outside St. Sebastian Church
• Officials waiting for outdoor pool condition report
• City talking with potential buyer of Dearborn Towers
• Rail service upgrades to be discussed at UM-Dearborn Wednesday
• School bells ring for Dearborn, Heights students Tuesday
• FHS grad returns as principal
• Taste of Dearborn heads east Sept. 15
• Welcome Back
• Cities sued by June flooding victims
• Plant exchange and sunflower contest Saturday
• Veteran of the Year nominations due
• Free foreclosure workshops offered at HFCL
• Suspect sought after striking, killing auxiliary officer on I-94 (updated 12:20 p.m.)
• Heights police, DEA seeking to collect unused controlled drugs
• Coffee scheduled at Eton Senior Center on Sept. 13
• Youth Symphony auditions Thursday
• History of 007 cars, Eid al Fitr event among events at Heights city libraries
• Public invited to comment on proposed Dearborn Recreation Master Plan at Tuesday meeting
• Parents are encouraged to follow food safety tips when packing school lunches
• Annapolis grad completes U.S. Military Academy
• HFCC Big Band performs at Europe’s oldest jazz festival – on French Riviera
• Snyder to keynote Oct. 7 Chamber breakfast
• Rotary’s Hugh Archer golf event raises funds for scholarships
• Snow Branch Library hosts fall plant exchange, sunflower contest
• American-Islamic group fighting bigotry
• DHS alumnus Steve Turner works on new HBO series
• FDAS hosting ‘No Beast Feast’ fundraiser dinner
• Archie Comics introduces gay character
• AAUW book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Heights city recount doesn’t change outcome, but cuts margin to one vote
• Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29
• School volunteers to be fingerprinted by DPS officials
• Communities still want no part of waste wells
• HFCC Big Band performs at Europe’s oldest jazz festival – on French Riviera
• Annapolis grad completes U.S. Military Academy
• Rotary’s Hugh Archer golf event raises funds for scholarships
• Snyder to keynote Oct. 7 Chamber breakfast
• American-Islamic group fighting bigotry
• Snow Branch Library hosts fall plant exchange, sunflower contest
• FDAS hosting ‘No Beast Feast’ fundraiser dinner
• DHS alumnus Steve Turner works on new HBO series
• AAUW book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Archie Comics introduces gay character
• Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29
• Heights city recount doesn’t change outcome, but cuts margin to one vote
• Communities still want no part of waste wells
• School volunteers to be fingerprinted by DPS officials
• Professional wrestling in Dearborn Sept. 12
• Officials waiting for outdoor pool condition report
• Sound level might be checked outside St. Sebastian Church
• Dearborn business forms Project Produce located weekly in the Dearborn Farmer’s Market to help
• Rail service upgrades to be discussed at UM-Dearborn Wednesday
• City talking with potential buyer of Dearborn Towers
• Secretary of State explains RFID technology used in enhanced driver’s license, ID card for bor
• FHS grad returns as principal
• School bells ring for Dearborn, Heights students Tuesday
• Community college presidents meet with Congressman
• Welcome Back
• Taste of Dearborn heads east Sept. 15
• People Page: Jazzing it up
• Plant exchange and sunflower contest Saturday
• Cities sued by June flooding victims
• Free foreclosure workshops offered at HFCL
• Veteran of the Year nominations due
• Class action flooding lawsuit filed against five communities
• Heights police, DEA seeking to collect unused controlled drugs
• Coffee scheduled at Eton Senior Center on Sept. 13
• Youth Symphony auditions Thursday
• History of 007 cars, Eid al Fitr event among events at Heights city libraries
• Public invited to comment on proposed Dearborn Recreation Master Plan at Tuesday meeting
• Parents are encouraged to follow food safety tips when packing school lunches
• Sound level might be checked outside St. Sebastian Church
• People Page: Jazzing it up
• Community college presidents meet with Congressman
• City talking with potential buyer of Dearborn Towers
• Company involved in stalled West Village Commons files for bankruptcy
• America’s longest-running antique car show, Old Car Festival, celebrates its 60th anniversary
• School bells ring for Dearborn, Heights students Tuesday
• Nominations sought for 'Veteran of the Year' award
• One bridge or two? Michigan Senate mulls DRIC plan as sides state their cases
• Taste of Dearborn heads east Sept. 15
• A salute to the opening games
• Dearborn Police Department creates police intern program for high school graduates
• Cities sued by June flooding victims
• Free foreclosure workshops offered at HFCL
• Dearborn Chamber empowers small business with exclusive networking group
• Class action flooding lawsuit filed against five communities
• Protestant Women’s Guild hosts school supply drive
• Coffee scheduled at Eton Senior Center on Sept. 13
• Sen. Hunter invites local residents to join him for ‘Talk Time with Tupac’
• History of 007 cars, Eid al Fitr event among events at Heights city libraries
• Michigan ranks in top 10 in nation for farmers markets
• Parents are encouraged to follow food safety tips when packing school lunches
• Montessori Center accepting fall enrollments
• Annapolis grad completes U.S. Military Academy
• Portions of the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center closed through Sept. 6 for annual mainte
• Snyder to keynote Oct. 7 Chamber breakfast
• Party on the Patio raises funds for education
• Snow Branch Library hosts fall plant exchange, sunflower contest
• HFCC sees more students in remedial classes (with chart)
• DHS alumnus Steve Turner works on new HBO series
• And the band played on...(with video)
• SEMCOG declares 'Ozone Action Day'
• Archie Comics introduces gay character
• Westwood knocks on doors to boost new school offerings
• Professional wrestling in Dearborn Sept. 12
• Heights city recount doesn’t change outcome, but cuts margin to one vote
• City sees utility savings in geothermal systems for municipal buildings, etc.
• Dearborn business forms Project Produce located weekly in the Dearborn Farmer’s Market to help
• School volunteers to be fingerprinted by DPS officials
• Judge declines to dismiss charges in case stemming from Arab Fest
• Secretary of State explains RFID technology used in enhanced driver’s license, ID card for bor
• Coffee scheduled at Eton Senior Center on Sept. 13
• Sen. Hunter invites local residents to join him for ‘Talk Time with Tupac’
• History of 007 cars, Eid al Fitr event among events at Heights city libraries
• Michigan ranks in top 10 in nation for farmers markets
• Parents are encouraged to follow food safety tips when packing school lunches
• Montessori Center accepting fall enrollments
• Annapolis grad completes U.S. Military Academy
• Portions of the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center closed through Sept. 6 for annual mainte
• Snyder to keynote Oct. 7 Chamber breakfast
• Party on the Patio raises funds for education
• Snow Branch Library hosts fall plant exchange, sunflower contest
• HFCC sees more students in remedial classes (with chart)
• Rick Snyder To Speak At Dearborn Chamber Breakfast
• DHS alumnus Steve Turner works on new HBO series
• And the band played on...(with video)
• SEMCOG declares 'Ozone Action Day'
• Archie Comics introduces gay character
• Westwood knocks on doors to boost new school offerings
• Professional wrestling in Dearborn Sept. 12
• Heights city recount doesn’t change outcome, but cuts margin to one vote
• City sees utility savings in geothermal systems for municipal buildings, etc.
• Dearborn business forms Project Produce located weekly in the Dearborn Farmer’s Market to help
• School volunteers to be fingerprinted by DPS officials
• Judge declines to dismiss charges in case stemming from Arab Fest
• Secretary of State explains RFID technology used in enhanced driver’s license, ID card for bor
• Sound level might be checked outside St. Sebastian Church
• People Page: Jazzing it up
• Community college presidents meet with Congressman
• City talking with potential buyer of Dearborn Towers
• Company involved in stalled West Village Commons files for bankruptcy
• America’s longest-running antique car show, Old Car Festival, celebrates its 60th anniversary
• School bells ring for Dearborn, Heights students Tuesday
• Nominations sought for 'Veteran of the Year' award
• One bridge or two? Michigan Senate mulls DRIC plan as sides state their cases
• A salute to the opening games
• Dearborn Police Department creates police intern program for high school graduates
• Taste of Dearborn heads east Sept. 15
• Free foreclosure workshops offered at HFCL
• Dearborn Chamber empowers small business with exclusive networking group
• Cities sued by June flooding victims
• Class action flooding lawsuit filed against five communities
• Protestant Women’s Guild hosts school supply drive
• Portions of the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center closed through Sept. 6 for annual mainte
• City nearly ready to raze Quality Inn
• Fans enjoy day of meet, greet at the Big House
• Party on the Patio raises funds for education
• RED ALERT: Dearborn ranks 4th in red light runners
• Youth Symphony auditions on tap
• HFCC sees more students in remedial classes (with chart)
• City of Dearborn has no role in mailing from insurance company
• Two new firefighters welcomed to Dearborn ranks
• And the band played on...(with video)
• SEMCOG declares 'Ozone Action Day'
• THE THINK TANK: Create a kids room that inspires learning, creativity
• Westwood knocks on doors to boost new school offerings
• Professional wrestling in Dearborn Sept. 12
• Backyard Shakespearean Players bring classic ‘Twelfth Night’ to life in Dearborn
• City sees utility savings in geothermal systems for municipal buildings, etc.
• Dearborn business forms Project Produce located weekly in the Dearborn Farmer’s Market to help
• Singers invited to Dearborn Community Chorus rehearsal Sept. 7
• Judge declines to dismiss charges in case stemming from Arab Fest
• Secretary of State explains RFID technology used in enhanced driver’s license, ID card for bor
• Sacred Heart convent demolished Wednesday
• People Page: Jazzing it up
• Community college presidents meet with Congressman
• Airport hosting open house to discuss runway project
• Company involved in stalled West Village Commons files for bankruptcy
• America’s longest-running antique car show, Old Car Festival, celebrates its 60th anniversary
• Bicycling family injured in multi-vehicle crash
• Nominations sought for 'Veteran of the Year' award
• One bridge or two? Michigan Senate mulls DRIC plan as sides state their cases
• Girls night out planned to fight child abuse
• A salute to the opening games
• Dearborn Police Department creates police intern program for high school graduates
• Moms unite for Freedom Walk
• Free foreclosure workshops offered at HFCL
• Dearborn Chamber empowers small business with exclusive networking group
• Batter up!
• Class action flooding lawsuit filed against five communities
• Protestant Women’s Guild hosts school supply drive
• O’Reilly gets life for killing armored guard
• The 2010 Exhibit and Recognition Program
• Sen. Hunter invites local residents to join him for ‘Talk Time with Tupac’
• Community grooves to jazz band
• Michigan ranks in top 10 in nation for farmers markets
• Speaker highlights college’s unique role
• Montessori Center accepting fall enrollments
• NSP continues while city waits for money
• Children learn importance of reading during teddy bear clinic
• Sen. Hunter invites local residents to join him for ‘Talk Time with Tupac’
• Community grooves to jazz band
• Convicted killer in Dearborn robbery to face life in prison
• Michigan ranks in top 10 in nation for farmers markets
• Speaker highlights college’s unique role
• Firefighters hosting chili cook-off Saturday
• Montessori Center accepting fall enrollments
• NSP continues while city waits for money
• Children learn importance of reading during teddy bear clinic
• Portions of the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center closed through Sept. 6 for annual mainte
• City nearly ready to raze Quality Inn
• Fans enjoy day of meet, greet at the Big House
• Party on the Patio raises funds for education
• RED ALERT: Dearborn ranks 4th in red light runners
• Youth Symphony auditions on tap
• HFCC sees more students in remedial classes
• City of Dearborn has no role in mailing from insurance company
• Two new firefighters welcomed to Dearborn ranks
• And the band played on...(with video)
• SEMCOG declares 'Ozone Action Day'
• THE THINK TANK: Create a kids room that inspires learning, creativity
• Westwood knocks on doors to boost new school offerings
• Professional wrestling in Dearborn Sept. 12
• Backyard Shakespearean Players bring classic ‘Twelfth Night’ to life in Dearborn
• City sees utility savings in geothermal systems for municipal buildings, etc.
• Dearborn business forms Project Produce located weekly in the Dearborn Farmer’s Market to help
• Singers invited to Dearborn Community Chorus rehearsal Sept. 7
• Judge declines to dismiss charges in case stemming from Arab Fest
• Secretary of State explains RFID technology used in enhanced driver’s license, ID card for bor
• Sacred Heart convent demolished Wednesday
• People Page: Jazzing it up
• Community college presidents meet with Congressman
• Airport hosting open house to discuss runway project
• Company involved in stalled West Village Commons files for bankruptcy
• America’s longest-running antique car show, Old Car Festival, celebrates its 60th anniversary
• Bicycling family injured in multi-vehicle crash
• Nominations sought for 'Veteran of the Year' award
• One bridge or two? Michigan Senate mulls DRIC plan as sides state their cases
• Girls night out planned to fight child abuse
• A salute to the opening games
• Dearborn Police Department creates police intern program for high school graduates
• Moms unite for Freedom Walk
• Class action flooding lawsuit filed against five communities
• Dearborn Chamber empowers small business with exclusive networking group
• Batter up!
• Free foreclosure workshops offered at HFCL
• Protestant Women’s Guild hosts school supply drive
• O’Reilly gets life for killing armored guard
• Taste Of Dearborn Heads East
• Community grooves to jazz band
• Convicted killer in Dearborn robbery to face life in prison
• Vanguard Voices hosts rehearsals
• Sen. Hunter invites local residents to join him for ‘Talk Time with Tupac’
• Speaker highlights college’s unique role
• Firefighters hosting chili cook-off Saturday
• English Gardens hosting free gardening presentations during August and September
• Michigan ranks in top 10 in nation for farmers markets
• Children learn importance of reading during teddy bear clinic
• Police say sign stealing is a crime, not a prank
• Montessori Center accepting fall enrollments
• NSP continues while city waits for money
• Fans enjoy day of meet, greet at the Big House
• Empty bowls created for annual benefit event for Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Gleaners Food Bank
• Portions of the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center closed through Sept. 6 for annual mainte
• City nearly ready to raze Quality Inn
• Youth Symphony auditions on tap
• Trio of retired Dearborn firefighters writing history of their department
• Party on the Patio raises funds for education
• RED ALERT: Dearborn ranks 4th in red light runners
• Two new firefighters welcomed to Dearborn ranks
• Back-to-school physicals, immunizations offered at Dearborn Health Department
• HFCC sees more students in remedial classes
• City of Dearborn has no role in mailing from insurance company
• THE THINK TANK: Create a kids room that inspires learning, creativity
• Oakwood receives grand prize for video excellence
• And the band played on...
• SEMCOG declares 'Ozone Action Day'
• Backyard Shakespearean Players bring classic ‘Twelfth Night’ to life in Dearborn
• O’Donnell honored
• Westwood knocks on doors to boost new school offerings
• Professional wrestling in Dearborn Sept. 12
• Singers invited to Dearborn Community Chorus rehearsal Sept. 7
• Many interested in new District 7 cyber high
• City sees utility savings in geothermal systems for municipal buildings, etc.
• Dearborn business forms Project Produce located weekly in the Dearborn Farmer’s Market to help
• Sacred Heart convent demolished Wednesday
• Westwood’s ‘Tech High’ seeking new students
• Judge declines to dismiss charges in case stemming from Arab Fest
• Secretary of State explains RFID technology used in enhanced driver’s license, ID card for bor
• Airport hosting open house to discuss runway project
• Civil Service Commission members not very civil
• People Page: Jazzing it up
• Community college presidents meet with Congressman
• Bicycling family injured in multi-vehicle crash
• Mayor, staff leave council meeting to avoid comments
• Company involved in stalled West Village Commons files for bankruptcy
• America’s longest-running antique car show, Old Car Festival, celebrates its 60th anniversary
• Girls night out planned to fight child abuse
• Fakhoury still frustrated with City Council
• Nominations sought for 'Veteran of the Year' award
• One bridge or two? Michigan Senate mulls DRIC plan as sides state their cases
• Moms unite for Freedom Walk
• Suits, allegations, subpoenas continue to churn at Dearborn Heights City Hall
• A salute to the opening games
• Dearborn Police Department creates police intern program for high school graduates
• Batter up!
• Dearborn students improve on state tests
• Dearborn Chamber empowers small business with exclusive networking group
• O’Reilly gets life for killing armored guard
• Rima Fakih competes for Miss Universe title; Miss Mexico selected as international winner
• Tri-county seniors invited to free day at the zoo Sept. 8
• Protestant Women’s Guild hosts school supply drive
• O’Reilly gets life for killing armored guard
• Rima Fakih competes for Miss Universe title; Miss Mexico selected as international winner
• Vanguard Voices hosts rehearsals
• Community grooves to jazz band
• Convicted killer in Dearborn robbery to face life in prison
• English Gardens hosting free gardening presentations during August and September
• Speaker highlights college’s unique role
• Firefighters hosting chili cook-off Saturday
• Police say sign stealing is a crime, not a prank
• NSP continues while city waits for money
• Children learn importance of reading during teddy bear clinic
• Empty bowls created for annual benefit event for Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Gleaners Food Bank
• City nearly ready to raze Quality Inn
• Fans enjoy day of meet, greet at the Big House
• Trio of retired Dearborn firefighters writing history of their department
• RED ALERT: Dearborn ranks 4th in red light runners
• Youth Symphony auditions on tap
• Back-to-school physicals, immunizations offered at Dearborn Health Department
• City of Dearborn has no role in mailing from insurance company
• Two new firefighters welcomed to Dearborn ranks
• Oakwood receives grand prize for video excellence
• SEMCOG declares 'Ozone Action Day'
• THE THINK TANK: Create a kids room that inspires learning, creativity
• O’Donnell honored
• Backyard Shakespearean Players bring classic ‘Twelfth Night’ to life in Dearborn
• Many interested in new District 7 cyber high
• Singers invited to Dearborn Community Chorus rehearsal Sept. 7
• Westwood’s ‘Tech High’ seeking new students
• Sacred Heart convent demolished Wednesday
• Civil Service Commission members not very civil
• Airport hosting open house to discuss runway project
• Mayor, staff leave council meeting to avoid comments
• Bicycling family injured in multi-vehicle crash
• Fakhoury still frustrated with City Council
• Girls night out planned to fight child abuse
• Suits, allegations, subpoenas continue to churn at Dearborn Heights City Hall
• Moms unite for Freedom Walk
• People Page: To the rescue
• Heights teen to stand trial in fatal crash case
• Batter up!
• Dearborn students improve on state tests
• Tri-county seniors invited to free day at the zoo Sept. 8
• City of Dearborn has no role in mailing from insurance company
• Two new firefighters welcomed to Dearborn ranks
• Oakwood receives grand prize for video excellence
• Dearborn Chamber Empowers Small Business with Exclusive Networking Group
• THE THINK TANK: Create a kids room that inspires learning, creativity
• O’Donnell honored
• Backyard Shakespearean Players bring classic ‘Twelfth Night’ to life in Dearborn
• Many interested in new District 7 cyber high
• Singers invited to Dearborn Community Chorus rehearsal Sept. 7
• Westwood’s ‘Tech High’ seeking new students
• Sacred Heart convent demolished Wednesday
• Civil Service Commission members not very civil
• Airport hosting open house to discuss runway project
• Mayor, staff leave council meeting to avoid comments
• Bicycling family injured in multi-vehicle crash
• Fakhoury still frustrated with City Council
• Girls night out planned to fight child abuse
• Suits, allegations, subpoenas continue to churn at Dearborn Heights City Hall
• Moms unite for Freedom Walk
• People Page: To the rescue
• Heights teen to stand trial in fatal crash case
• Batter up!
• Dearborn students improve on state tests
• Tri-county seniors invited to free day at the zoo Sept. 8
• O’Reilly gets life for killing armored guard
• Rima Fakih competes for Miss Universe title; Miss Mexico selected as international winner
• Vanguard Voices hosts rehearsals
• Community grooves to jazz band
• Convicted killer in Dearborn robbery to face life in prison
• English Gardens hosting free gardening presentations during August and September
• Speaker highlights college’s unique role
• Firefighters hosting chili cook-off Saturday
• Police say sign stealing is a crime, not a prank
• NSP continues while city waits for money
• Children learn importance of reading during teddy bear clinic
• Empty bowls created for annual benefit event for Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Gleaners Food Bank
• City nearly ready to raze Quality Inn
• Fans enjoy day of meet, greet at the Big House
• Trio of retired Dearborn firefighters writing history of their department
• RED ALERT: Dearborn ranks 4th in red light runners
• Youth Symphony auditions on tap
• Back-to-school physicals, immunizations offered at Dearborn Health Department
• Heights teen to stand trial in fatal crash case
• People Page: To the rescue
• Tri-county seniors invited to free day at the zoo Sept. 8
• Dearborn students improve on state tests
• Vanguard Voices hosts rehearsals
• Wayne County seniors earn golf medals at tourney
• Rima Fakih competes for Miss Universe title; Miss Mexico selected as international winner
• English Gardens hosting free gardening presentations during August and September
• Howe-Peterson offers family support groups
• Convicted killer in Dearborn robbery to face life in prison
• Police say sign stealing is a crime, not a prank
• Crestwood welcomes new administrators, raises lunch prices for upcoming year
• Firefighters hosting chili cook-off Saturday
• Empty bowls created for annual benefit event for Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Gleaners Food Bank
• What makes Dearborn ‘sustainable?’ – topic of Environmental Roundtable on Wedne
• City of Dearborn has no role in mailing from insurance company
• Heights incinerator purchase agreement OK’d, development of 30+ acres planned
• Trio of retired Dearborn firefighters writing history of their department
• A garden grows in the shadow of the Rouge Complex
• Back-to-school physicals, immunizations offered at Dearborn Health Department
• 2 want DPS board seat
• Oakwood receives grand prize for video excellence
• 2nd Annual Kiernan’s Hogs 4 Dogs to raise funds for city of Dearborn Animal Shelter
• O’Donnell honored
• Accused party bus stabber arraigned in Circuit Court
• Many interested in new District 7 cyber high
• Church bell controversy rings out supportive Facebook page
• Westwood’s ‘Tech High’ seeking new students
• People Page: Gardening Community
• Civil Service Commission members not very civil
• Miss USA Rima Fakih competing for Miss Universe title Monday night on national TV
• Mayor, staff leave council meeting to avoid comments
• Active 100-year-old marks birthday (with video)
• Fakhoury still frustrated with City Council
• Arab museum hosting iftar dinner Sept. 2 to celebrate Ramadan
• Suits, allegations, subpoenas continue to churn at Dearborn Heights City Hall
• Many interested in new District 7 cyber high
• Accused party bus stabber arraigned in Circuit Court
• Westwood’s ‘Tech High’ seeking new students
• Church bell controversy rings out supportive Facebook page
• Civil Service Commission members not very civil
• People Page: Gardening Community
• Mayor, staff leave council meeting to avoid comments
• Miss USA Rima Fakih competing for Miss Universe title Monday night on national TV
• Fakhoury still frustrated with City Council
• Active 100-year-old marks birthday (with video)
• Suits, allegations, subpoenas continue to churn at Dearborn Heights City Hall
• Arab museum hosting iftar dinner Sept. 2 to celebrate Ramadan
• People Page: To the rescue
• Heights teen to stand trial in fatal crash case
• Convicted killer in Dearborn robbery to face life in prison
• Dearborn students improve on state tests
• Tri-county seniors invited to free day at the zoo Sept. 8
• Classic books discussion group returns
• Rima Fakih competes for Miss Universe title; Miss Mexico selected as international winner
• Vanguard Voices hosts rehearsals
• Wayne County seniors earn golf medals at tourney
• Firefighters hosting chili cook-off Saturday
• English Gardens hosting free gardening presentations during August and September
• Howe-Peterson offers family support groups
• Police say sign stealing is a crime, not a prank
• Crestwood welcomes new administrators, raises lunch prices for upcoming year
• Empty bowls created for annual benefit event for Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Gleaners Food Bank
• What makes Dearborn ‘sustainable?’ – topic of Environmental Roundtable on Wedne
• Trio of retired Dearborn firefighters writing history of their department
• Heights incinerator purchase agreement OK’d, development of 30+ acres planned
• Back-to-school physicals, immunizations offered at Dearborn Health Department
• A garden grows in the shadow of the Rouge Complex
• Oakwood receives grand prize for video excellence
• 2 want DPS board seat
• O’Donnell honored
• 2nd Annual Kiernan’s Hogs 4 Dogs to raise funds for city of Dearborn Animal Shelter
• Rima Fakih competes for Miss Universe title; Miss Mexico selected as international winner
• Vanguard Voices hosts rehearsals
• Wayne County seniors earn golf medals at tourney
• English Gardens hosting free gardening presentations during August and September
• Howe-Peterson offers family support groups
• Police say sign stealing is a crime, not a prank
• Crestwood welcomes new administrators, raises lunch prices for upcoming year
• Empty bowls created for annual benefit event for Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Gleaners Food Bank
• What makes Dearborn ‘sustainable?’ – topic of Environmental Roundtable on Wedne
• Trio of retired Dearborn firefighters writing history of their department
• Heights incinerator purchase agreement OK’d, development of 30+ acres planned
• Back-to-school physicals, immunizations offered at Dearborn Health Department
• A garden grows in the shadow of the Rouge Complex
• Oakwood receives grand prize for video excellence
• 2 want DPS board seat
• O’Donnell honored
• 2nd Annual Kiernan’s Hogs 4 Dogs to raise funds for city of Dearborn Animal Shelter
• Many interested in new District 7 cyber high
• Accused party bus stabber arraigned in Circuit Court
• Westwood’s ‘Tech High’ seeking new students
• Church bell controversy rings out supportive Facebook page
• Civil Service Commission members not very civil
• People Page: Gardening Community
• Our Lady of Grace Church host Polish dinner
• Mayor, staff leave council meeting to avoid comments
• Miss USA Rima Fakih competing for Miss Universe title Monday night on national TV
• Riverside high alumni marking 50th anniversary
• Fakhoury still frustrated with City Council
• Active 100-year-old marks birthday (with video)
• DPS Ed. Foundation Annual Golf Outing Oct. 3
• Suits, allegations, subpoenas continue to churn at Dearborn Heights City Hall
• Arab museum hosting iftar dinner Sept. 2 to celebrate Ramadan
• Dearborn girl, 17, in World Speed Shooting Championships this weekend in California
• People Page: To the rescue
• Heights teen to stand trial in fatal crash case
• Dearborn men sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Dearborn students improve on state tests
• Tri-county seniors invited to free day at the zoo Sept. 8
• Classic books discussion group returns
• People Page: Gardening Community
• People Page: Komen 3-Day cancer walk concludes in Dearborn
• Miss USA Rima Fakih competing for Miss Universe title Monday night on national TV
• Crowley Park Pool will remain open 2 extra weeks
• Our Lady of Grace Church host Polish dinner
• Active 100-year-old marks birthday
• Church bells not so angelic a sound for some neighbors (with video)
• Riverside high alumni marking 50th anniversary
• Arab museum hosting iftar dinner Sept. 2 to celebrate Ramadan
• Dearborn adding more emergency sirens
• DPS Ed. Foundation Annual Golf Outing Oct. 3
• Heights teen to stand trial in fatal crash case
• Dearborn men sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Dearborn girl, 17, in World Speed Shooting Championships this weekend in California
• Classic books discussion group returns
• HFCC theater opens ‘Suburbia’ show tomorrow at Dearborn library
• Wayne County seniors earn golf medals at tourney
• Celebrity chefs offer up new cookbooks for families looking to add flair to meal time
• Howe-Peterson offers family support groups
• Crestwood band practices at camp
• Crestwood welcomes new administrators, raises lunch prices for upcoming year
• $1.6 billion in 2010 Census savings returned
• What makes Dearborn ‘sustainable?’ – topic of Environmental Roundtable on Wedne
• Service Clubs enjoy day of socializing
• Heights incinerator purchase agreement OK’d, development of 30+ acres planned
• AAW annual book sale is Sept. 16-18
• A garden grows in the shadow of the Rouge Complex
• Heights city libraries host truck day
• 2 want DPS board seat
• Military Park hosting street festival on Saturday
• 2nd Annual Kiernan’s Hogs 4 Dogs to raise funds for city of Dearborn Animal Shelter
• Crestwood has 2 new principals, but CHS post still open
• Accused party bus stabber arraigned in Circuit Court
• Residents gather at garage sale
• Church bell controversy rings out supportive Facebook page
• New Westwood leadership has plan for Robi total revamp
• People Page: Gardening Community
• People Page: Komen 3-Day cancer walk concludes in Dearborn
• Health department reopens today
• Miss USA Rima Fakih competing for Miss Universe title Monday night on national TV
• Crowley Park Pool will remain open 2 extra weeks
• Our Lady of Grace Church host Polish dinner
• Active 100-year-old marks birthday
• Church bells not so angelic a sound for some neighbors (with video)
• Riverside high alumni marking 50th anniversary
• Arab museum hosting iftar dinner Sept. 2 to celebrate Ramadan
• Dearborn adding more emergency sirens
• DPS Ed. Foundation Annual Golf Outing Oct. 3
• Dearborn men sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Dearborn girl, 17, in World Speed Shooting Championships this weekend in California
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• Classic books discussion group returns
• HFCC theater opens ‘Suburbia’ show tomorrow at Dearborn library
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Wayne County seniors earn golf medals at tourney
• Celebrity chefs offer up new cookbooks for families looking to add flair to meal time
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Howe-Peterson offers family support groups
• Crestwood band practices at camp
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• Crestwood welcomes new administrators, raises lunch prices for upcoming year
• $1.6 billion in 2010 Census savings returned
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• What makes Dearborn ‘sustainable?’ – topic of Environmental Roundtable on Wedne
• Service Clubs enjoy day of socializing
• Heights incinerator purchase agreement OK’d, development of 30+ acres planned
• AAW annual book sale is Sept. 16-18
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• A garden grows in the shadow of the Rouge Complex
• Heights city libraries host truck day
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• 2 want DPS board seat
• Military Park hosting street festival on Saturday
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• 2nd Annual Kiernan’s Hogs 4 Dogs to raise funds for city of Dearborn Animal Shelter
• Crestwood has 2 new principals, but CHS post still open
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• Accused party bus stabber arraigned in Circuit Court
• Residents gather at garage sale
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Church bell controversy rings out supportive Facebook page
• New Westwood leadership has plan for Robi total revamp
• Jazzin' it up
• Celebrity chefs offer up new cookbooks for families looking to add flair to meal time
• Fundraising cruise on river calls attention to SS Columbia as stabilization efforts continue to prep
• Crestwood band practices at camp
• ‘Classics Revisited’ book discussion group returns
• $1.6 billion in 2010 Census savings returned
• Jurors prepare to deliberate in death penalty case
• Service Clubs enjoy day of socializing
• Former Dearborn firefighter killed in car crash
• AAW annual book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Splashing on new paint
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• Heights city libraries host truck day
• Christian group headed back to court
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Military Park hosting street festival on Saturday
• Dearborn Heights sells incinerator land for $1.2 M
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Crestwood has 2 new principals, but CHS post still open
• Task force ready to share findings
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• Residents gather at garage sale
• Seniors enjoy summer picnic in the park
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• New Westwood leadership has plan for Robi total revamp
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• People Page: Komen 3-Day cancer walk concludes in Dearborn
• Health department reopens today
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• Crowley Park Pool will remain open 2 extra weeks
• Our Lady of Grace Church host Polish dinner
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• Church bells not so angelic a sound for some neighbors (with video)
• Riverside high alumni marking 50th anniversary
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• Dearborn adding more emergency sirens
• DPS Ed. Foundation Annual Golf Outing Oct. 3
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Dearborn men sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Dearborn girl, 17, in World Speed Shooting Championships this weekend in California
• Jazzin' it up
• Classic books discussion group returns
• HFCC theater opens ‘Suburbia’ show tomorrow at Dearborn library
• ACCESS recruiting volunteers for ‘Acts of Kindness Detroit’
• Service Clubs enjoy day of socializing
• Former Dearborn firefighter killed in car crash
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• AAW annual book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Splashing on new paint
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• Heights city libraries host truck day
• Christian group headed back to court
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Military Park hosting street festival on Saturday
• Dearborn Heights sells incinerator land for $1.2 M
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Crestwood has 2 new principals, but CHS post still open
• Task force ready to share findings
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• Residents gather at garage sale
• Seniors enjoy summer picnic in the park
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• New Westwood leadership has plan for Robi total revamp
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• People Page: Komen 3-Day cancer walk concludes in Dearborn
• Health department reopens today
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• Crowley Park Pool will remain open 2 extra weeks
• Our Lady of Grace Church host Polish dinner
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• Church bells not so angelic a sound for some neighbors (with video)
• Riverside high alumni marking 50th anniversary
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• Dearborn adding more emergency sirens
• DPS Ed. Foundation Annual Golf Outing Oct. 3
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Dearborn men sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Dearborn girl, 17, in World Speed Shooting Championships this weekend in California
• Jazzin' it up
• HFCC theater opens ‘Suburbia’ show tomorrow at Dearborn library
• ACCESS recruiting volunteers for ‘Acts of Kindness Detroit’
• Celebrity chefs offer up new cookbooks for families looking to add flair to meal time
• Fundraising cruise on river calls attention to SS Columbia as stabilization efforts continue to prep
• Crestwood band practices at camp
• ‘Classics Revisited’ book discussion group returns
• $1.6 billion in 2010 Census savings returned
• Jurors prepare to deliberate in death penalty case
• Church bells not so angelic a sound for some neighbors (with video)
• Riverside high alumni marking 50th anniversary
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• Crestwood has 2 new principals, but CHS post still open
• Task force ready to share findings
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• Dearborn adding more emergency sirens
• DPS Ed. Foundation Annual Golf Outing Oct. 3
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Residents gather at garage sale
• Seniors enjoy summer picnic in the park
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• Dearborn girl, 17, in World Speed Shooting Championships this weekend in California
• Jazzin' it up
• New Westwood leadership has plan for Robi total revamp
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• HFCC theater opens ‘Suburbia’ show tomorrow at Dearborn library
• ACCESS recruiting volunteers for ‘Acts of Kindness Detroit’
• People Page: Komen 3-Day cancer walk concludes in Dearborn
• Health department reopens today
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• Celebrity chefs offer up new cookbooks for families looking to add flair to meal time
• Fundraising cruise on river calls attention to SS Columbia as stabilization efforts continue to prep
• Crowley Park Pool will remain open 2 extra weeks
• Our Lady of Grace Church host Polish dinner
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• Crestwood band practices at camp
• ‘Classics Revisited’ book discussion group returns
• Church bells not so angelic a sound for some neighbors (with video)
• Riverside high alumni marking 50th anniversary
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• $1.6 billion in 2010 Census savings returned
• Jurors prepare to deliberate in death penalty case
• Dearborn adding more emergency sirens
• DPS Ed. Foundation Annual Golf Outing Oct. 3
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Service Clubs enjoy day of socializing
• Former Dearborn firefighter killed in car crash
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• Dearborn girl, 17, in World Speed Shooting Championships this weekend in California
• Jazzin' it up
• AAW annual book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Splashing on new paint
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• HFCC theater opens ‘Suburbia’ show tomorrow at Dearborn library
• ACCESS recruiting volunteers for ‘Acts of Kindness Detroit’
• Heights city libraries host truck day
• Christian group headed back to court
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Celebrity chefs offer up new cookbooks for families looking to add flair to meal time
• Fundraising cruise on river calls attention to SS Columbia as stabilization efforts continue to prep
• Military Park hosting street festival on Saturday
• Dearborn Heights sells incinerator land for $1.2 M
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Crestwood band practices at camp
• ‘Classics Revisited’ book discussion group returns
• Crestwood has 2 new principals, but CHS post still open
• Task force ready to share findings
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• $1.6 billion in 2010 Census savings returned
• Jurors prepare to deliberate in death penalty case
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• Residents gather at garage sale
• Seniors enjoy summer picnic in the park
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• Service Clubs enjoy day of socializing
• Former Dearborn firefighter killed in car crash
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• New Westwood leadership has plan for Robi total revamp
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• AAW annual book sale is Sept. 16-18
• Splashing on new paint
• People Page: Komen 3-Day cancer walk concludes in Dearborn
• Health department reopens today
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• Heights city libraries host truck day
• Christian group headed back to court
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Crowley Park Pool will remain open 2 extra weeks
• Our Lady of Grace Church host Polish dinner
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• Military Park hosting street festival on Saturday
• Dearborn Heights sells incinerator land for $1.2 M
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Greenways Initiative will link trails across Dearborn, Metro Detroit
• Fundraising cruise on river calls attention to SS Columbia as stabilization efforts continue to prep
• Service clubs share at Homecoming
• Task force ready to share findings
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• Hot glass, cold beer create fun night
• ‘Classics Revisited’ book discussion group returns
• For Muslims, holy month of Ramadan begins
• Seniors enjoy summer picnic in the park
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• Jurors prepare to deliberate in death penalty case
• 3-Day Walk for the Cure concludes Sunday in Dearborn
• Rotary, Service Club picnic slated for tomorrow
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Former Dearborn firefighter killed in car crash
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Health department reopens today
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• Shelter has near record number of cats and kittens
• Splashing on new paint
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• DNA evidence helps nab robber more than a year after his crime
• Foundation Annual Golf Outing FORE Classroom Equipment
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• As pools close for season, questions remain about future
• Christian group headed back to court
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Neighborhood Improvement
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• City Council candidate seeks recount
• Dearborn Heights sells incinerator land for $1.2 M
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Comcast, One Economy join forces to teach digital literacy
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Group files lawsuit against Dearborn police over release of information in imam’s death
• Task force ready to share findings
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• Greenways Initiative will link trails across Dearborn, Metro Detroit
• Jazzin' it up
• City-wide garage sale is Saturday
• Seniors enjoy summer picnic in the park
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• Hot glass, cold beer create fun night
• ACCESS recruiting volunteers for ‘Acts of Kindness Detroit’
• People Page: DIVE IN!
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Fundraising cruise on river calls attention to SS Columbia as stabilization efforts continue to prep
• Service clubs share at Homecoming
• Health department reopens today
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• Shelter has near record number of cats and kittens
• ‘Classics Revisited’ book discussion group returns
• For Muslims, holy month of Ramadan begins
• Rotary, Service Club picnic slated for tomorrow
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• As pools close for season, questions remain about future
• Jurors prepare to deliberate in death penalty case
• 3-Day Walk for the Cure concludes Sunday in Dearborn
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• City Council candidate seeks recount
• Former Dearborn firefighter killed in car crash
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• DNA evidence helps nab robber more than a year after his crime
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Group files lawsuit against Dearborn police over release of information in imam’s death
• Splashing on new paint
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• Neighborhood Improvement
• Jazzin' it up
• City-wide garage sale is Saturday
• Christian group headed back to court
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Comcast, One Economy join forces to teach digital literacy
• ACCESS recruiting volunteers for ‘Acts of Kindness Detroit’
• People Page: DIVE IN!
• Dearborn Heights sells incinerator land for $1.2 M
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• City Council candidate seeks recount
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Group files lawsuit against Dearborn police over release of information in imam’s death
• Jazzin' it up
• City-wide garage sale is Saturday
• ACCESS recruiting volunteers for ‘Acts of Kindness Detroit’
• People Page: DIVE IN!
• Fundraising cruise on river calls attention to SS Columbia as stabilization efforts continue to prep
• Service clubs share at Homecoming
• ‘Classics Revisited’ book discussion group returns
• For Muslims, holy month of Ramadan begins
• Death penalty case resumes today
• Jurors prepare to deliberate in death penalty case
• 3-Day Walk for the Cure concludes Sunday in Dearborn
• Rotary, Service Club picnic slated for tomorrow
• Former Dearborn firefighter killed in car crash
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Splashing on new paint
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• DNA evidence helps nab robber more than a year after his crime
• Christian group headed back to court
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Neighborhood Improvement
• Dearborn Heights sells incinerator land for $1.2 M
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Comcast, One Economy join forces to teach digital literacy
• Task force ready to share findings
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• Greenways Initiative will link trails across Dearborn, Metro Detroit
• Seniors enjoy summer picnic in the park
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• Hot glass, cold beer create fun night
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• Shelter has near record number of cats and kittens
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• As pools close for season, questions remain about future
• Former Dearborn firefighter killed in car crash
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Splashing on new paint
• Police support Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano’s community-oriented model: ‘If y
• DNA evidence helps nab robber more than a year after his crime
• Christian group headed back to court
• Woman worked at Willow Run while husband served in war
• Neighborhood Improvement
• Dearborn Heights sells incinerator land for $1.2 M
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Comcast, One Economy join forces to teach digital literacy
• Task force ready to share findings
• Robichaud to debut ‘walk of fame’ at upcoming ceremony
• Greenways Initiative will link trails across Dearborn, Metro Detroit
• Seniors enjoy summer picnic in the park
• Dearborn Health Department reopens its doors tomorrow
• Hot glass, cold beer create fun night
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• ACCESS, HFCC team up to offer college prep course for students
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Driver, 22, dies after police chase
• Shelter has near record number of cats and kittens
• Man shot after breaking into vehicles, hitting officer with car
• As pools close for season, questions remain about future
• Several Dearborn schools will have new principals
• City Council candidate seeks recount
• HFCC thespians bring ‘Suburbia’ to stage
• Group files lawsuit against Dearborn police over release of information in imam’s death
• Jazzin' it up
• City-wide garage sale is Saturday
• ACCESS recruiting volunteers for ‘Acts of Kindness Detroit’
• People Page: DIVE IN!
• Fundraising cruise on river calls attention to SS Columbia as stabilization efforts continue to prep
• Service clubs share at Homecoming
• ‘Classics Revisited’ book discussion group returns
• For Muslims, holy month of Ramadan begins
• Death penalty case resumes today
• Jurors prepare to deliberate in death penalty case
• 3-Day Walk for the Cure concludes Sunday in Dearborn
• Rotary, Service Club picnic slated for tomorrow
• Man convicted of killing friend in Dec. 8 Dearborn case
• As pools close for season, questions remain about future
• Heights council race a close shave
• City Council candidate seeks recount
• Primary sets up Darany-Sareini race for State Rep.
• Group files lawsuit against Dearborn police over release of information in imam’s death
• Witnesses tie Oak Park man to stabbing
• City-wide garage sale is Saturday
• Homecoming fun
• People Page: DIVE IN!
• Muslim group sues police over slain imam probe
• Service clubs share at Homecoming
• For Muslims, holy month of Ramadan begins
• Death penalty case resumes today
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in tub dies at hospital
• 3-Day Walk for the Cure concludes Sunday in Dearborn
• Rotary, Service Club picnic slated for tomorrow
• Children enjoy themselves at Summer Stephens Pool
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Henry Ford hosts bone marrow donor drives
• Public invited to comment on proposed Rec Master Plan
• DNA evidence helps nab robber more than a year after his crime
• Betty Maes, 85, named Camp Dearborn’s Number 1 camper
• Neighborhood Improvement
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Comcast, One Economy join forces to teach digital literacy
• Local retailer takes a bite out of the Big Apple
• Greenways Initiative will link trails across Dearborn, Metro Detroit
• MyNewMarketplace.com names winners of social media contest
• Hot glass, cold beer create fun night
• Death penalty trial starts Monday for man convicted of murder during 2001 armored car robbery in Dea
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Tuesday’s unofficial results – Race by race numbers
• Shelter has near record number of cats and kittens
• For Muslims, holy month of Ramadan begins
• Death penalty case resumes today
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in tub dies at hospital
• Comcast, One Economy join forces to teach digital literacy
• Local retailer takes a bite out of the Big Apple
• 3-Day Walk for the Cure concludes Sunday in Dearborn
• Rotary, Service Club picnic slated for tomorrow
• Children enjoy themselves at Summer Stephens Pool
• Greenways Initiative will link trails across Dearborn, Metro Detroit
• MyNewMarketplace.com names winners of social media contest
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Henry Ford hosts bone marrow donor drives
• Hot glass, cold beer create fun night
• Death penalty trial starts Monday for man convicted of murder during 2001 armored car robbery in Dea
• DNA evidence helps nab robber more than a year after his crime
• Betty Maes, 85, named Camp Dearborn’s Number 1 camper
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Tuesday’s unofficial results – Race by race numbers
• Neighborhood Improvement
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Shelter has near record number of cats and kittens
• Man convicted of killing friend in Dec. 8 Dearborn case
• Comcast, One Economy join forces to teach digital literacy
• Local retailer takes a bite out of the Big Apple
• As pools close for season, questions remain about future
• Heights council race a close shave
• Greenways Initiative will link trails across Dearborn, Metro Detroit
• MyNewMarketplace.com names winners of social media contest
• City Council candidate seeks recount
• Primary sets up Darany-Sareini race for State Rep.
• Hot glass, cold beer create fun night
• Death penalty trial starts Monday for man convicted of murder during 2001 armored car robbery in Dea
• Group files lawsuit against Dearborn police over release of information in imam’s death
• Witnesses tie Oak Park man to stabbing
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Tuesday’s unofficial results – Race by race numbers
• City-wide garage sale is Saturday
• Man ordered to stand trial in stabbing death
• Shelter has near record number of cats and kittens
• Man convicted of killing friend in Dec. 8 Dearborn case
• People Page: DIVE IN!
• Homecoming fun
• As pools close for season, questions remain about future
• Heights council race a close shave
• Service clubs share at Homecoming
• Muslim group sues police over slain imam probe
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in bath tub
• City Council candidate seeks recount
• Primary sets up Darany-Sareini race for State Rep.
• For Muslims, holy month of Ramadan begins
• Death penalty case resumes today
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in tub dies at hospital
• Group files lawsuit against Dearborn police over release of information in imam’s death
• Witnesses tie Oak Park man to stabbing
• 3-Day Walk for the Cure concludes Sunday in Dearborn
• Rotary, Service Club picnic slated for tomorrow
• Children enjoy themselves at Summer Stephens Pool
• City-wide garage sale is Saturday
• Man ordered to stand trial in stabbing death
• Three suspects charged with armed robbery
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Henry Ford hosts bone marrow donor drives
• People Page: DIVE IN!
• Homecoming fun
• Party On The Patio Supports Three Dearborn Institutions
• DNA evidence helps nab robber more than a year after his crime
• Betty Maes, 85, named Camp Dearborn’s Number 1 camper
• Service clubs share at Homecoming
• Muslim group sues police over slain imam probe
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in bath tub
• Neighborhood Improvement
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Group files lawsuit against Dearborn police over release of information in imam’s death
• Witnesses tie Oak Park man to stabbing
• City-wide garage sale is Saturday
• Man ordered to stand trial in stabbing death
• People Page: DIVE IN!
• Homecoming fun
• Service clubs share at Homecoming
• Muslim group sues police over slain imam probe
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in bath tub
• For Muslims, holy month of Ramadan begins
• Death penalty case resumes today
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in tub dies at hospital
• 3-Day Walk for the Cure concludes Sunday in Dearborn
• Rotary, Service Club picnic slated for tomorrow
• Children enjoy themselves at Summer Stephens Pool
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Henry Ford hosts bone marrow donor drives
• DNA evidence helps nab robber more than a year after his crime
• Betty Maes, 85, named Camp Dearborn’s Number 1 camper
• Neighborhood Improvement
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Comcast, One Economy join forces to teach digital literacy
• Local retailer takes a bite out of the Big Apple
• Greenways Initiative will link trails across Dearborn, Metro Detroit
• MyNewMarketplace.com names winners of social media contest
• Hot glass, cold beer create fun night
• Death penalty trial starts Monday for man convicted of murder during 2001 armored car robbery in Dea
• Friends of the Rouge urges public to report oil spills immediately
• Tuesday’s unofficial results – Race by race numbers
• Shelter has near record number of cats and kittens
• Man convicted of killing friend in Dec. 8 Dearborn case
• As pools close for season, questions remain about future
• Heights council race a close shave
• City Council candidate seeks recount
• Primary sets up Darany-Sareini race for State Rep.
• Local retailer takes a bite out of the Big Apple
• HFCC administrators get slight salary boost
• MyNewMarketplace.com names winners of social media contest
• Free concert series Fridays
• Death penalty trial starts Monday for man convicted of murder during 2001 armored car robbery in Dea
• Jury hears closing arguments in bank robbery case
• Tuesday’s unofficial results – Race by race numbers
• O.W. Best to charge to see sports events
• Man convicted of killing friend in Dec. 8 Dearborn case
• Horvath concerned with slow ‘refunds’ from feds
• Heights council race a close shave
• Living History Hill brings past alive at Homecoming
• Secretary Land reminds residents to vote Tuesday
• Primary sets up Darany-Sareini race for State Rep.
• People Page: Curiosity and invention
• Dearborn Heights Montessori Center offers program for toddlers beginning in Sept.
• Witnesses tie Oak Park man to stabbing
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Primary election results
• 31st annual Homecoming festival kicks off Friday
• Man ordered to stand trial in stabbing death
• Crestwood privatizing school busing
• Senior artists needed for upcoming exhibit
• Homecoming fun
• A year later, 10 dogs from hoarder’s house still looking for their ‘forever’ homes
• Muslim group sues police over slain imam probe
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in bath tub
• Garden Club members earn awards at all levels
• Death penalty case resumes today
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in tub dies at hospital
• Airman from Dearborn now bomber crew chief
• Children enjoy themselves at Summer Stephens Pool
• Group reviving Hines Park Cruise Sunday
• Henry Ford hosts bone marrow donor drives
• Young girl credited with saving 2 families from fire at dwelling on Reuter
• Betty Maes, 85, named Camp Dearborn’s Number 1 camper
• Dearborn Farmer’s Market accepting Bridge Cards
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Synchronicity at Dearborn’s Dunworth Pool
• Muslim group sues police over slain imam probe
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in bath tub
• Garden Club members earn awards at all levels
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in tub dies at hospital
• Airman from Dearborn now bomber crew chief
• Children enjoy themselves at Summer Stephens Pool
• Group reviving Hines Park Cruise Sunday
• Henry Ford hosts bone marrow donor drives
• Young girl credited with saving 2 families from fire at dwelling on Reuter
• Betty Maes, 85, named Camp Dearborn’s Number 1 camper
• Dearborn Farmer’s Market accepting Bridge Cards
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Synchronicity at Dearborn’s Dunworth Pool
• Local retailer takes a bite out of the Big Apple
• HFCC administrators get slight salary boost
• MyNewMarketplace.com names winners of social media contest
• Free concert series Fridays
• Death penalty trial starts Monday for man convicted of murder during 2001 armored car robbery in Dea
• Jury hears closing arguments in bank robbery case
• Tuesday’s unofficial results – Race by race numbers
• O.W. Best to charge to see sports events
• Man convicted of killing friend in Dec. 8 Dearborn case
• Horvath concerned with slow ‘refunds’ from feds
• Heights council race a close shave
• Living History Hill brings past alive at Homecoming
• Primary sets up Darany-Sareini race for State Rep.
• People Page: Curiosity and invention
• Secretary Land reminds residents to vote Tuesday
• Witnesses tie Oak Park man to stabbing
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Primary election results
• Dearborn Heights Montessori Center offers program for toddlers beginning in Sept.
• Man ordered to stand trial in stabbing death
• Crestwood privatizing school busing
• 31st annual Homecoming festival kicks off Friday
• Homecoming fun ends Sunday
• A year later, 10 dogs from hoarder’s house still looking for their ‘forever’ homes
• Senior artists needed for upcoming exhibit
• Heights council race a close shave
• Living History Hill brings past alive at Homecoming
• Primary sets up Darany-Sareini race for State Rep.
• People Page: Curiosity and invention
• Secretary Land reminds residents to vote Tuesday
• Witnesses tie Oak Park man to stabbing
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Primary election results
• Dearborn Heights Montessori Center offers program for toddlers beginning in Sept.
• Man ordered to stand trial in stabbing death
• Crestwood privatizing school busing
• 31st annual Homecoming festival kicks off Friday
• Homecoming fun ends Sunday
• A year later, 10 dogs from hoarder’s house still looking for their ‘forever’ homes
• Senior artists needed for upcoming exhibit
• Muslim group sues police over slain imam probe
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in bath tub
• Garden Club members earn awards at all levels
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in tub dies at hospital
• Airman from Dearborn now bomber crew chief
• Children enjoy themselves at Summer Stephens Pool
• Group reviving Hines Park Cruise Sunday
• Henry Ford hosts bone marrow donor drives
• Young girl credited with saving 2 families from fire at dwelling on Reuter
• Betty Maes, 85, named Camp Dearborn’s Number 1 camper
• Dearborn Farmer’s Market accepting Bridge Cards
• Westborn Market-Berkley hosts 2010 Champagne Cruise to benefit Forgotten Harvest
• Synchronicity at Dearborn’s Dunworth Pool
• Local retailer takes a bite out of the Big Apple
• HFCC administrators get slight salary boost
• MyNewMarketplace.com names winners of social media contest
• Free concert series Fridays
• Death penalty trial starts Monday for man convicted of murder during 2001 armored car robbery in Dea
• Jury hears closing arguments in bank robbery case
• Tuesday’s unofficial results – Race by race numbers
• O.W. Best to charge to see sports events
• Man convicted of killing friend in Dec. 8 Dearborn case
• Horvath concerned with slow ‘refunds’ from feds
• Airman from Dearborn now bomber crew chief
• Man ordered to stand trial in stabbing death
• Group reviving Hines Park Cruise Sunday
• Young girl credited with saving 2 families from fire at dwelling on Reuter
• Dearborn Farmer’s Market accepting Bridge Cards
• Synchronicity at Dearborn’s Dunworth Pool
• HFCC administrators get slight salary boost
• Free concert series Fridays
• Westwood Community Schools seeking new board member
• Jury hears closing arguments in bank robbery case
• Heights Chamber promotes family fun at event Tuesday
• O.W. Best to charge to see sports events
• State law, end of Ramadan combine to complicate start of school year in Dearborn, Crestwood district
• Horvath concerned with slow ‘refunds’ from feds
• HFCC offers family fun at farmers’ market
• Living History Hill brings past alive at Homecoming
• Heights, Dearborn officers help Taylor during funeral of slain officer (with video)
• People Page: Curiosity and invention
• Secretary Land reminds residents to vote Tuesday
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Primary election results
• Dearborn Heights Montessori Center offers program for toddlers beginning in Sept.
• Crestwood privatizing school busing
• 31st annual Homecoming festival kicks off Friday
• Senior artists needed for upcoming exhibit
• A year later, 10 dogs from hoarder’s house still looking for their ‘forever’ homes
• Garden Club members earn awards at all levels
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in bath tub
• Young girl credited with saving 2 families from fire at dwelling on Reuter
• Dearborn Farmer’s Market accepting Bridge Cards
• Girl, 4, found unresponsive in bath tub
• Synchronicity at Dearborn’s Dunworth Pool
• Land estimates voter turnout for primary
• HFCC administrators get slight salary boost
• Heights police chief, officers recognized in bank heist apprehension
• Free concert series Fridays
• Westwood Community Schools seeking new board member
• Jury hears closing arguments in bank robbery case
• Heights Chamber promotes family fun at event Tuesday
• O.W. Best to charge to see sports events
• State law, end of Ramadan combine to complicate start of school year in Dearborn, Crestwood district
• Horvath concerned with slow ‘refunds’ from feds
• HFCC offers family fun at farmers’ market
• Living History Hill brings past alive at Homecoming
• Heights, Dearborn officers help Taylor during funeral of slain officer (with video)
• People Page: Curiosity and invention
• Secretary Land reminds residents to vote Tuesday
• Crestwood privatizing school busing
• Dearborn Heights Montessori Center offers program for toddlers beginning in Sept.
• Primary election results
• 31st annual Homecoming festival kicks off Friday
• A year later, 10 dogs from hoarder’s house still looking for their ‘forever’ homes
• Senior artists needed for upcoming exhibit
• Garden Club members earn awards at all levels
• Airman from Dearborn now bomber crew chief
• Group reviving Hines Park Cruise Sunday
• Garden Club members earn awards at all levels
• Saluting the Class of 2010
• Airman from Dearborn now bomber crew chief
• History lessons on tap at American House through mid-September
• Group reviving Hines Park Cruise Sunday
• Falcon Club of America holds convention here
• Young girl credited with saving 2 families from fire at dwelling on Reuter
• Voter guides ready
• Dearborn Farmer’s Market accepting Bridge Cards
• Dearborn Homecoming has family events
• Synchronicity at Dearborn’s Dunworth Pool
• Land estimates voter turnout for primary
• HFCC administrators get slight salary boost
• Heights police chief, officers recognized in bank heist apprehension
• Free concert series Fridays
• Westwood Community Schools seeking new board member
• Jury hears closing arguments in bank robbery case
• Heights Chamber promotes family fun at event Tuesday
• O.W. Best to charge to see sports events
• State law, end of Ramadan combine to complicate start of school year in Dearborn, Crestwood district
• Horvath concerned with slow ‘refunds’ from feds
• HFCC offers family fun at farmers’ market
• Living History Hill brings past alive at Homecoming
• Heights, Dearborn officers help Taylor during funeral of slain officer (with video)
• People Page: Curiosity and invention
• Secretary Land reminds residents to vote Tuesday
• Crestwood privatizing school busing
• Dearborn Heights Montessori Center offers program for toddlers beginning in Sept.
• Area honor guard members – including three from Dearborn Heights – take time to practice
• Get election results online
• 31st annual Homecoming festival kicks off Friday
• Residents help police nab alleged burglars
• A year later, 10 dogs from hoarder’s house still looking for their ‘forever’ homes
• Senior artists needed for upcoming exhibit
• Group develops resources to help residents fight bed bug problems
• Dearborn Farmer’s Market Now Accepting Bridge Cards
• Makers Mod Childhood Memories In Power Racing Series
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• City Video
• Welcome to the City of Dearborn
• Dearborn Chamber Hosts Cruisin’ Dearborn Car Parade
• 5th Graders Making A Difference and Supporting DEF
• Detroit Mayor Dave Bing To Speak At Dearborn Chamber’s Business Builders Breakfast
• DDC’s 30th Anniversary Gala Concert
• Chamber to Honor Ford Motor Company and Congressman John Dingell..
• Power Racing Series in Detroit
• The Farmer And Artisan Market In Dearborn
• Fun At DPSEF Mardi Gras
• Seven-Time Daytona 500 Winner Richard Petty To Lead Field In 2011 Mustang Gt 5.0-Liter V-8 Pace Car
• Alan Mulally to speak at Dearborn Chamber’s Business Builders Breakfast
• Managing Thought Workshop at UM Dearborn College of Business
• 2011 Ford Mustang GT Named Daytona 500 Pace Car; First Ford To Pace Daytona 500 in 40 Years
• Annual Mardi Gras
• Dearborn Chamber of Commerce to Collect Donations for YWCA Project: Teddy Bear
• Bob Lutz Roast to Benefit Arthritis Foundation, Michigan Chapter
• HYPE Athletics Expands Youth Programs, Opens Headquarters In Former Dearborn...
• Dearborn Chamber Auction - Travels to ‘Margaritaville’
• Rep. Gino Polidori And Dearborn Chamber Of Commerce To Host Buy Michigan First Activity
• Oakwood Enterprises CEO John Keuten to speak at Dearborn Chamber Economic Outlook Breakfast
• Dearborn Chamber of Commerce Moves to New Location
• Farmers and Artisans Market offers Corn Roast to benefit Dearborn Fire Burn Center
• Salute to America
• Taste of Dearborn
• Farmers and Artisans Market Opens
• Chamber To Honor Henry Ford Community College And Donald Karcher At Business Award Luncheon And Expo
• Dearborn Chamber Features Chris Ilitch at Spring Economic Outlook Breakfast
• Governor Doyle Discusses Health Care Leadership at Regional White House Forum on Health Reform
• Teachers to be Honored at Annual Teacher of the Year Awards Reception
• Dearborn Farmers' Market
• Lt. Governor to Speak at Dearborn Chamber Economic Outlook Breakfast
• KAPLAN CAREER INSTITUTE OPENS IN DEARBORN
• Dearborn Chamber of Commerce to Collect Donations for YWCA Project: Teddy Bear
• Chamber Creates and Distributes Comprehensive Business Resource Guide
• Concert Of Colors
• 13th Annual Dearborn Arab Internatinal Festival
• RELAY FOR LIFE OF DEARBORN EARNS HIGH HONORS
• Here's Something Creative
• Exhibition - With Liberty And Justice For All
• Holiday Nights Dinner Package at Eagle Tavern : Henry Ford Museum
• 13th Annual Members' Holiday Lighting Ceremony : Henry Ford Museum
• Tasha Tudor's Spirit of the Holiday Exhibit : Henry Ford Museum
• Visual Art Classes
• Summer Dance Experience
• Fall Mini-Expo
• Cruisin' Dearborn
• Historic Baseball games in Greenfield Village
• Homecoming
• Historic Baseball games in Greenfield Village
• The Dearborn Community Arts Council Concert
• Mayor's Arts Awards
• Mayor's Arts Awards
• The Dearborn Now Golf Outing
• Crusin' Dearborn

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