By SUE SUCHYTA Sunday Times Newspapers LINCOLN PARK — An employee at a local fast-food restaurant reported the night of Sept. 18 that when she dropped her wallet in the bathroom, a woman who entered after her left the wallet but stole a credit card and tried to use it at a nearby gas station. Photos of the woman at the fast-food restaurant and the gas station where the card was declined matched. The woman was driving a newer model white Ford Escape. Police officers requested both surveillance photos. … [Read more...] about Woman steals credit card from wallet
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Santa’s Magic Forest moves to Eureka Heights Elementary
TAYLOR — Santa’s Magic Forest, the largest fundraiser for the Downriver Fish & Loaves Food Pantry, opens Nov. 28. The event runs Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Dec. 21. The Magic Forest site moves for the second straight season, this time to old Eureka Heights Elementary School, 25125 Eureka Road. The Magic Forest will take over the gymnasium, accompanying hallway and multiple classrooms. The old school, closed by the Taylor School District this year, offers onsite parking and easy-in, easy-out access. Last year, the … [Read more...] about Santa’s Magic Forest moves to Eureka Heights Elementary
Taylor Winterfest celebration will be held Dec. 6
TAYLOR — The Taylor Winterfest celebration is scheduled for Dec. 6 with daylong activities at Heritage Park including a morning run, afternoon parade and evening official tree lighting and fireworks. The Taylor Winterfest Goodfellows Hot Cocoa 5K/Walk offers adult and children’s options and kicks off the city’s annual holiday season celebration day. The children’s run starts at 9:30 a.m. with 5K following at 10 a.m. Online registrations offer various discounts for signing up early – it is $40 until Dec. 1 and $45 the day … [Read more...] about Taylor Winterfest celebration will be held Dec. 6
Michigan Women Veterans license plate unveiled in Dearborn
By SUE SUCHYTA Times-Herald Newspapers DEARBORN – A Michigan license plate recognizing women veterans was unveiled Nov. 10 at Henry Ford Centennial Library. The event, led by state Sen. Sylvia Santana (D-2nd District), with City Councilmember Kamal Alsawafy serving as master of ceremonies, honored local women veterans, along with a ceremonial unveiling of a large rendition of the license plate. Among the speakers were Mayor Abdullah Hammoud, Allen Park Mayor Gail McLeod, state Rep. Erin Byrnes (D-15th District), … [Read more...] about Michigan Women Veterans license plate unveiled in Dearborn
Tobin honors three diverse groups of LPHS students
By SUE SUCHYTA Sunday Times Newspapers LINCOLN PARK – The City Council chambers were packed Nov. 10 as Mayor Maureen Tobin honored three diverse groups of students from Lincoln Park High School for their unique achievements. The groups in the spotlight included the Distributive Education Clubs of America group for its contributions, the varsity football team for making it to the playoffs, and the Drama Club for its upcoming production of Chekhov’s “The Seagull.” Tobin declared November as DECA Month in the city. She said … [Read more...] about Tobin honors three diverse groups of LPHS students
DHS presents ‘Rumors;’ LPHS performs ‘The Seagull;’ Fisher Theater brings ‘TINA – The Tina Turner Musical’ to town
Local stages offer many entertainment options the weekend before Thanksgiving as Dearborn High School presents Neil Simon’s comedic farce “Rumors,” Lincoln Park High School performs Anya Reiss’ adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s classic drama “The Seagull,” and the Fisher brings the North American tour of “TINA – The Tina Turner Musical” to the Fisher Theater. DEARBORN HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS NEIL SIMON’S ‘RUMORS’ Dearborn High School Theatre presents the Neil Simon comedic farce “Rumors” Nov. 19 to 22 at the high school, 19501 W. … [Read more...] about DHS presents ‘Rumors;’ LPHS performs ‘The Seagull;’ Fisher Theater brings ‘TINA – The Tina Turner Musical’ to town
Dearborn shines bright this holiday season with MI Bright Lights, Dearborn Wanderlights and tree lighting
Two light experiences and a new 32-foot-tall Christmas tree illuminate the region for the 2025 holiday season DEARBORN — The city is set to sparkle brighter than ever this holiday season with two light-filled experiences: MI Bright Lights at Camp Dearborn in Milford, and the inaugural Dearborn Wanderlights at Peace Park West. Together, these destinations will provide months of beauty, artistry, and family fun for residents and visitors alike. MI Bright Lights at Camp Dearborn Making its appearance at Camp Dearborn from … [Read more...] about Dearborn shines bright this holiday season with MI Bright Lights, Dearborn Wanderlights and tree lighting
Lane swerving results in traffic stop
By SUE SUCHYTA Sunday Times Newspapers WYANDOTTE — A 41-year-old Lincoln Park woman who was swerving lanes near Fort Street and Goddard Road at midnight Oct. 26 was subject to a traffic stop that resulted in the arrest of a passenger for lying to police officers about their name, for possessing drug paraphernalia and for having an active arrest warrant. The driver, who did not have her license with her, had narcotic accessories in her pocket. There was also suspicious white residue inside … [Read more...] about Lane swerving results in traffic stop
Wallet stolen from unlocked pickup
By SUE SUCHYTA Sunday Times Newspapers LINCOLN PARK — A wallet containing identification, and credit and debit cards and a Beats earbuds charging case were reported stolen the morning of Sept. 13 from an unlocked pickup parked in the 1800 block of Reo Avenue. The victim said that when he went to his vehicle to leave for work that morning, he discovered the driver’s side door ajar, and the center console and glovebox open. He said his … [Read more...] about Wallet stolen from unlocked pickup
Steering column damaged
By SUE SUCHYTA Sunday Times Newspapers LINCOLN PARK — The steering column of a red 2019 Kia Forte was reported damaged by an unsuccessful hot-wiring attempt the morning of Aug. 31 in the 1500 block of Chandler Avenue. The victim said she locked the vehicle after unloading her groceries the evening before. Three nearby neighbors have surveillance cameras that may have captured footage of the vandal. … [Read more...] about Steering column damaged