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GROSSE POINTE PARK — Park residents wanting to get away from it all without getting homesick can do it in East Grand Rapids. Both cities are alike in population and near enough in per capita income ...

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Rendering courtesy of PEA GroupThe updated engineering proposal would reconfigure the Mack/McKinley intersection to slow McKinley traffic by creating a Michigan left on Mack, as well as place the ...

There was something for everyone to enjoy at the first Kercheval After 6 event of the summer, which took place Saturday, June 28. Matt Westerfield slid down the giant slide with his daughter, Spencer, ...

To the Editor: When you grow up as a minister’s son, you’re taught that people have the best of inte ...

Open Audio Article Player By Brad Lindberg on July 02, 2025 GROSSE POINTE PARK — New days and hours of operation at city hall start next week. On Monday, July 7 ...

are adding to that tradition this summer. Grosse Pointe’s Claire Wengel, Abby Owczarek and Evelyn Sherding will be three of the skaters representing the St. Clair Shores Figure Skating Club at the ...

GROSSE POINTE WOODS — City council unanimously approved combining six voting precincts into three at its meeting Monday, June 16. The move comes after voters statewide approved a ballot measure in ...

Photos courtesy of Tyler ShawParticipants in the local Ride for the Living event are all smiles at F... Log In With Your Email and Zip Email Zip Log In An active subscription to the Grosse Pointe News ...

The conclusion of another school year and more great sports seasons means one thing: It is once again time for sports fans around the Pointes to support their favorite athletes and make their voices ...