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‘Your Attention Please’ makes Michigan debut in Beverly Hills Oct. 1 - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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BEVERLY HILLS/ BIRMINGHAM — All are invited to the Wylie E Groves High School Little Theater, 20500 W. 13 Mile Road in Beverly Hills, for a free advance screening of “Your Attention Please” on Oct. 1. Directed by Sara Robin, the documentary about social media, artificial intelligence and the effects it has on young people’s health, follows parents, young people and tech reformers who are pushing for change. Prior to its streaming release on Oct. 6, it is being screened for free throughout the Un
Skate with a cop in Birmingham on Oct. 6 - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM — For the second year, the Birmingham Police Department will be running the Donuts & Decks event. On Tuesday, Oct. 6 from 5-7 p.m., kids will have the opportunity to skate with officer George Toma at the Birmingham Skate Park, 2300 E. Lincoln. Last year was the inaugural Donuts & Decks event, which Toma hosted with the department as a first-year officer. “I really just want to get the kids outside again,” Toma said. Chief Ryan Kearney said, “It was a phenomenal event. Officer Toma has
Birmingham art teacher pens fantasy novel - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM — Groves High School art teacher Anthony Fink has written a fiction novel that he hopes sparks a love for reading in kids. Fink has been teaching at Groves High School since January of 2019 and has been with the district since 2010, starting out as an elementary school teacher. He said writing a book is something he has wanted to do for a long time. “The Consequence of Drawing Dragons” launched on Wednesday, Sept. 16. “This book was inspired by my love of art and my experience teachin
Bloomfield Hills voters to decide library millage renewal - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Since Bloomfield Hills voters passed the Bloomfield Hills Library Levy Implementation in 2011, residents have had access to the Baldwin Public Library. A renewal of the millage will once again be on voters’ ballots at the November election. The resolution to approve the placement of the millage on the ballot was unanimously approved by the Bloomfield Hills City Commission July 14. According to ballotpedia.org, the original library millage for 0.39 mills passed 51.84% to 48.16%
Proposed $50M bond would pave way for new public safety facilities - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — As modern police and fire service continues to evolve, Bloomfield Township is asking voters to approve a $50 million bond that will allow the departments to expand their facilities by building a new fire station and a township Police Department building. If a proposed public safety infrastructure bond is approved, construction for the new buildings would take place 2027-2029. The estimated levy for the first year would be 0.2350 mills, and the estimated simple average annua
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