Laura Colvin is a news reporter for Observer Eccentric Newspapers, focusing on local news in Michigan, specifically the Northville area. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, local business developments, crime reports, and school district news. Her work has also been featured in USA TODAY.
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Laura Colvin's reporting is heavily focused on local news, including crime, business developments, and education in the Michigan area. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to topics such as township development, dining, fitness, crime, and business projects.
If you have insights or expertise related to any of these topics within the Michigan area or specific events she has covered (such as local crimes or new businesses), your input may be valuable for her coverage. This could include providing expert analysis on local government decisions impacting development projects, offering commentary on educational initiatives in the region, or contributing insider perspectives on crime trends.
Given Laura's focus on local issues within Michigan communities like Northville and Plymouth Township specifically, localized expertise will likely be most relevant to her reporting.
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By: Laura Colvin
Chief Judge Ron Lowe is retiring this year after 30 years presiding over cases from Canton, Plymouth and Northville.
By: Laura Colvin
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By: Laura Colvin
PLYMOUTH TWP. — Two elderly residents were rescued early Wednesday morning after their home near Haggerty and Joy roads caught fire.
By: Laura Colvin
The 36-year-old man bought his winning ticket at the BP gas station on Orchard Lake Road in Farmington Hills.
By: Laura Colvin
NORTHVILLE — The Lighted Holiday Parade, a festive staple that draws thousands to the city’s streets each year, is taking a step toward inclusivity.
By: Laura Colvin
Northville's Lighted Holiday Parade kicks off at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22.
By: Laura Colvin
PLYMOUTH — For Melissa Schabel — who’s had her nose in a book for as long as anyone can remember — putting out the welcome mat at her new bookstore feels like a dream come true.
By: Laura Colvin
Chuck Curmi says he’s stepping into his role as Plymouth Township supervisor with a focus on legal challenges and financial efficiency.
By: Laura Colvin
West Palm Beach resident Michael Shapiro, 72, is charged with transmitting threats in interstate commerce following a series of calls to the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Michigan Chapter, the U.S. Attorney’s office announced Nov. 19.
By: Laura Colvin
FARMINGTON HILLS — The proposal for a Sheetz gas station is moving forward despite strong opposition from residents concerned about traffic, crime, noise, light pollution, property values and other potential impacts on surrounding neighborhoods.
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