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Senior Expo connects community with resources - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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TROY — Community members had the opportunity to meet with organizations offering medical resources, financial aid and other services for senior citizens at the latest Senior Expo. The event was held Sept. 15 at the Troy Community Center, 3179 Livernois Road. At it, there were all sorts of exhibits on topics such as Troy’s recreation programs, local options for senior living, home care providers and insurance. A mobile Secretary of State office was also onsite for attendees to renew their license
All-girls robotics team gears up for next season - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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TROY — Fresh off accolades from their rookie season last year, an all-girls robotics team is feeling momentum heading into the new season. Calling themselves the Regenesis Project 31799, the group also looks to increase their community involvement as they continue to grow. The group is composed of four girls. Ianna Manaay, the team captain, and Sophia Tan Ai are both from Larson Middle School, in the Troy School District, while Harper Jaiden Gonzalez is from Shelby Junior High and Sophia “Ezka”
Troy City Council approves carport for bookmobile - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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TROY — At its meeting Sept. 14, the Troy City Council unanimously approved multiple contracts and purchasing agreements for a carport to store the Troy Public Library’s bookmobile. The bookmobile itself was approved for purchase in February 2023 for nearly $250,000, contracted from Farber Specialty Vehicles and delivered to the library in September 2024. The idea behind the bookmobile — a “library on wheels” — was to bring library services to even more residents in Troy, including those who may
Ebeling Elementary teacher co-writes musical performed by community theater - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Over the 2026 summer, Ebeling Elementary School teacher Paul Moro took part in writing and staging the musical “The Curse of the Golden Apple,” which the Clintondale Community Theatre performed in August. Moro started teaching in 2018 and has been with Utica Community Schools for five years. He has extensive experience in working in theater through Clintondale Community Theatre and the Schaublin Auditorium through Lakeview Public Schools. Through his work with Clintondale, Moro
Troy City Council approves library upgrades - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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TROY — The Troy City Council approved the purchase of new self-checkout machines and a technology center redesign for the Troy Public Library. The unanimous decision was made at the council’s Aug. 31 meeting. The library’s technology center provides a variety of computer and printing services and has been part of the library since 2000. The approved upgrades would be the first since that time. “The technology center is a very important part of our public library,” said Emily Dumas, the director
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