A trio of Wayne-Westland Community Schools students were recognized March 6 for going out of their way to enrich the lives of others. The three middle-school students were acknowledged at Monday’s Westland City Council meeting by Westland’s Compassionate City Committee, which is working in conjunction with W-WCS. Several students were nominated from the district’s 17 […]
The path George Lahanas has followed to his new position as city manager of Northville has been anything but typical. Fascinating, for sure, but not ordinary. Born and raised in New York City’s borough Read More
A special ceremony was held Feb. 24 at the Regency at Westland skilled nursing care facility to honor a local veteran for his service to this country. U.S. Army veteran Mark Alexander Spence, 76 — who is Read More
If Kiuana Caver, 43, of Detroit, didn’t listen to her body, she doesn’t know if she would still be here. In 2021, Caver experienced unexplained weight loss all over — in her arms, legs, face, etc. — Read More
While waves of University of Michigan students flocked to Cabo and Cancun last week to work on their Spring Break tans (among other things), U of M senior Devon Wisniewski trekked to snowy Midwest towns Read More
I honestly had never met a social-media superstar (let alone lived with one) until Dec. 26, 2022, the day my 32-year-old son Erik posted a brief video of my 29-year-old son Brandon unwrapping and opening a box Read More
Everyone who has ever heard Plymouth High School graduate (Class of 2021) Grace (Rembinski) West sing, knows she has a one-in-a-million voice. The world is about to discover the depth of the teenager’s talent. West, Read More
When it came to picking out the perfect 30th birthday present for his wife Katie, Cyrus Wheeler didn’t settle. He went all in — with everything on it, so to speak. A few days before Read More
A 2016 graduate of Michigan State University, Paula Reser was enjoying a few days of Florida sunshine with good friend Catherine Diebold when she learned Monday night of the horrific shooting on her alma mater’s Read More
A lightly-recruited 6-foot-5 basketball sharpshooter out of Indiana’s Woodlan High School, Noel Emenhiser first stepped onto Livonia’s Madonna University campus for the first time in 2001 to play hoops and pursue a mathematics-related degree. Read More
