Dean Vaglia is a Staff Writer at C & G Newspapers. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction, real estate, agriculture, and farming, while also delving into government, politics, and public policy. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his insights into urban design, development, and the intersection of culture and society.
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Dean Vaglia's focus is on local government, community events, education, and business in the United States, specifically Michigan and Macomb Township. His coverage attributes reveal a heavy emphasis on government announcements and event coverage.
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CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Only about an hour of public discussion was needed for the Clinton Township Board of Trustees on May 26.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — As population growth drives development throughout Macomb Township, local officials are racing against time, the bulldozer and future uncertainty to preserve a sliver of nature along the North Branch of the Clinton River.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The Macomb Township Board of Trustees signed off on repairs to the parking lots and sidewalks at Macomb Corners Park at its May 27 meeting.
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Clintondale High School students looking forward to prom night had their dreams dashed.
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The Michigan State University Extension office in Clinton Township is adding tai chi classes to its offerings starting this month.
MOUNT CLEMENS — At the Mount Clemens City Commission meeting on June 1, a longtime champion of the city’s downtown was recognized for her volunteer work.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — AJ Denomme has only been acting for a few years, but the Dakota High School graduate is flying to New York for a shot at the biggest prize in youth theater.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The books for the coming year were set and approved at the June 10 Macomb Township Board of Trustees meeting.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The Macomb Township Planning Commission met on June 2, giving its support to two items brought before it.
On Thursday, March 11, the Oakland United Student Workers Coalition (OUSWC) had its high watermark. Originally geared to protest a set of decisions made by Oakland University Housing over the past year, the coalition’s plans changed upon hearing two of their demands would be met. The OUSWC gathered with signs and megaphones around Elliott Tower...
