Brian Wells
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Camera action - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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EASTPOINTE — The Eastpointe City Council recently voted to cancel the city’s contract with the Flock automated license plate reader service, citing privacy concerns. The following day, it was announced by the Eastpointe Police Department that two officers had misused the system. The EPD issued its statement Sept. 16. It said that one officer misused the Flock cameras “for personal purposes,” while the other was a “policy violation” where Flock was used incorrectly but for a legitimate investigat
Roseville man facing numerous charges after CSAM investigation - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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ROSEVILLE — A Roseville man is facing a number of charges related to child sexually abusive material. Paul Joseph Vizzaccero II, 46, of Roseville, was arraigned Aug. 27 by 39th District Court Judge Joseph Boedeker. Vizzaccero is facing one count of computers-internet-communicating with another to commit a crime-maximum imprisonment of 15 years or more or life, a 20-year felony due to it being linked to a charge of aggravated child sexually abusive material. Esther Wolfe, communications director
Sacred Heart being demolished for new Sheetz - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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ROSEVILLE — Lucynda Matchett grew up running the halls of the Catholic Community of Sacred Heart’s school and church buildings. Her great-grandmother, Mary Garber, celebrated Mass there. Her aunt was married in the church, her grandmother would help prepare the church for the yearly festival and Matchett was baptized there. “Sacred Heart was more than a place where my family attended Mass,” she said. “It was woven into the fabric of our family.” Rose Zook also grew up in the church. Her mom mana
Reworld plans expansion of Warren waste-processing facility - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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WARREN — A company specializing in converting industrial and commercial waste into alternative fuels is moving forward with plans for a new storage building at its Warren facility. The Warren Planning Commission unanimously approved a site plan for Reworld Solutions to construct an additional building at its facility at 21750 Hoover Road, near Toepfer Road, during its Aug. 24 meeting. The proposal calls for construction of a fabric storage building that would hold materials used in the company’s
Eastpointe celebrates opening of Kennedy Park splash pad - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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EASTPOINTE — Years after the swimming pool at Kennedy Park closed, the sounds of splashing water and children cooling off on a hot summer day have returned to the park. City officials, community leaders and residents recently celebrated the opening of the new Kennedy Park splash pad, bringing a water-based recreational amenity back to a park where generations of Eastpointe residents used to spend their summers. Among them was Eastpointe Economic Development Manager Ian McCain, who recalls his ow
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