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New library plans move forward - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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FRASER — Fraser Public Library officials have the green light to move forward with plans for a new facility. On Sept. 10, the City Council voted 5-2 on a motion that allows the library to take the next step in pursuing financing for a $6 million plan that calls for part of the existing building to be demolished and replaced with a two-level addition. A historic schoolhouse that is part of the current library will also be updated. Council approval means library officials can advance the process f
School district sees strides in state test results - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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FRASER — The latest round of state standardized test scores shows some positive gains for Fraser Public Schools, but one key metric reflects a wide gap among the district’s six elementary buildings. The Michigan Department of Education this month released results from the 2026 Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress exams that gauge student proficiency in math and English language arts for third- through eighth graders. Students in grades five through eight are also tested in science and s
Clinton River Road improvement project begins this fall - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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STERLING HEIGHTS — A well-traveled road that includes the entrance to a major public school site is getting a big upgrade. Construction work on Clinton River Road is set to begin this fall as part of a $10 million project designed to transform 4.5 miles of this key corridor between Canal Road and Hayes Road with new surfacing and safety features, among other improvements. According to Sterling Heights officials, Clinton River Road is an important collector road connecting directly to major arter
Sterling Heights remains Michigan’s safest big city - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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STERLING HEIGHTS — For the seventh consecutive year, Sterling Heights is being recognized as the safest big city in Michigan. The designation is drawn from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s 2025 Uniform Crime Reporting program, which shows the city was ranked safest in both total property crimes and violent crimes among communities with populations of more than 100,000, as well as safest overall. Police Chief Andrew Satterfield called the achievement “a tremendous accomplishment” that reflec
Defense company picks Sterling Heights for new facility - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights is adding another defense industry business to an already robust lineup of area firms focused on national security. Capture Group Inc., a subsidiary of Israel-based Capture Systems Ltd., is making a $5 million investment in the city for a facility expected to create more than 100 new jobs. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced the business expansion in early September. According to a news release, the company chose Sterling Heights over sites in Florida and
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