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Eastpointe opts to stop Flock camera use (opens the original)
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Eastpointe will discontinue the use of controversial Flock Safety automatic license plate reader cameras despite having almost two years left on the current contract, which calls for the city to pay $56,500 per year. The City Council voted 5-1 to discontinue use of the cameras with Councilman Rob Baker casting the dissenting vote. “I just think we should not throw the baby out with the bathwater,” Baker said. Mayor Michael Klinefelt requested that a motion to terminate Flock camera usage be adde
Eastpointe splashpad is officially open (opens the original)
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As soon as Eastpointe Mayor MIchael Klinefelt cut the ribbon on the city’s new splash pad at Kennedy Park Thursday night, swimsuit-clad kids of all ages filled the new attraction amid joyous shouts and laughter. Construction of the splash pad started last year on Aug. 20 and was completed just in time for the 90-degree temperatures expected next week. Mayor Klinefelt and city Economic Development Manager Ian McCain both recalled swimming at the Kennedy Park pool as kids, and feeling sad when it
Bargain hunters bonanza in St. Clair Shores (opens the original)
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Bargain hunters will want to head to St. Clair Shores this weekend for the fourth City Wide Garage Sale. Furniture, vintage items, glassware, clothing, toys, tools, handcrafted items – shoppers will find it all at this weekend’s event. This year, more than 700 sellers are participating across the city, each with various wares to offer. The sale happens rain or shine and runs from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. each day of the sale Aug. Friday through Sunday. City Wide Garage Sale Chairperson John Cilluffo said
Blue skies and butterflies highlight Romeo Garden Walk (opens the original)
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This year, the annual Romeo Garden Walk is all about honoring pollinators and highlighting eight area gardens that include their habitat. “Our theme this year is blue skies and butterflies,” said Romeo and Juliet Garden Club President Elizabeth Miller. “We wanted to focus on what is beautiful about summer and have gardens on the tour that encourage pollinators.” Pat Hambelton lives in the Copperwood Commons subdivision. Her tour garden has a lot of native plants and a little bit of just about ev
Warren residents express support, privacy concerns over Flock cameras (opens the original)
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The Warren City Council learned more about Flock security cameras and what kinds of information is gathered, how the information is used and who can access it during a Monday meeting. The council voted last month to extend the police department’s contract with Flock for two years. Councilwoman Melody Magee then reconsidered her vote, which prompted Monday’s study session. “I support tools for the police that help keep us safe, but I also want to protect our privacy,” Magee said. “We know Flock c
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