Dean Vaglia is a journalist writing for C & G Newspapers, with a focus on local news in Macomb Township, Michigan. He covers a range of topics including city government, business, education, and community events. Dean is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the residents of Macomb Township.
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CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The November election brought a sea change in Clinton Township politics, from the supervisor’s post to trustee positions.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — A change of personnel changes very little with the Harrison Township Board of Trustees.
MOUNT CLEMENS — It has featured sculptures, paintings, fiber and photographs and, as of late October, spoken word poetry has found a home at the Anton Art Center.
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — There is always a challenge to be had between balancing authenticity and heightened reality when approaching musical theater. In the Frederick V. Pankow Center’s upcoming production of “Mean Girls: High School Version,” cast and crew alike aim to strike that balance in flying color — the color, of course, being pink.
By: Dean Vaglia, Clemens-Clinton-Harrison
MOUNT CLEMENS — City commissioners approved the city’s allocations to the 41B District Court’s 2025 budget at their Nov. 4 meeting. Amendments to the 2024 budget were approved as well.
MOUNT CLEMENS — As the Macomb County Department of Roads begins to fill its trucks with winter salt, department and county leadership announced a slate of construction projects for the coming year.
MOUNT CLEMENS — A 36-year-old Macomb Township man is facing cases in the 41A and 41B district courts after his arrest on Oct. 29.
By: Dean Vaglia, Clemens-Clinton-Harrison
MOUNT CLEMENS — On Nov. 23, the Mount Clemens Santa Parade will make its annual stroll through the city at 10 a.m., with marchers and floats leading old Father Christmas himself down Main Street and to Macomb Place, kicking off the holiday season.
METRO DETROIT — They were raised together, they grieved together and they learned together. Now, they’ll float together for America’s Thanksgiving Parade.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — On the evening of Nov. 13, Trustee Nancy Nevers was the belle of the Macomb Township Board of Trustees’ bimonthly ball.
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