Macomb County Education: Which district had most students enrolled in schools in 2023-24 school year?
Utica Community Schools stood out with the highest student enrollment in Macomb County, welcoming 25,528 students in the 2023-24 school year.
Average cost of college went up for students in Macomb County in 2022-23 school year
College tuition fees rose 1.8% in Macomb County in the 2022-23 school year, according to the latest disclosure from the National Center for Education Statistics.
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BS&A system to undergo maintenance from September 16-23
The BS&A system will be unavailable from September 16 through Monday, September 23, 2024. This downtime is necessary for scheduled maintenance and upgrades to improve the system's performance and reliability.
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House passes John James' anti-human trafficking act; awaits Senate action
Late last night, the U.S. House of Representatives passed Representative John James’ (MI-10) Global Anti-Human Trafficking Enhancement Act. The bill passed by voice with unanimous approval and now awaits Senate consideration. This marks Rep. James’ fifth bill to pass through the House in his freshman term, highlighting his focus on practical legislation.
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John James leads resolution honoring Michigan athletes at 2024 Olympics
On September 9, 2024, Congressman John James (MI-10) introduced a resolution in Washington, D.C., congratulating Michigan Olympians and Paralympians who competed in the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics in Paris, France. The resolution, led by Rep. James and co-signed by the entire Michigan congressional delegation, honors 19 athletes from Michigan who represented Team USA.
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Warren Public Library celebrates Library Card Sign-up Month with prizes
Warren Public Library is celebrating Library Card Sign-up Month this September 2024. The library invites everyone to discover the resources and opportunities available by signing up for a library card, with a chance to win a prize.
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Invasive species treatment scheduled for September 5-6, 2024
Phragmites and Japanese Hops have been chemically treated within the boundaries of the Red Run Drain, Freedom Hill, and Sterling Relief Drain using AquaNeat (Glyphosate), Cygnet Plus (Adjuvant), and PLM Blue (Tracer Dye). The public is advised not to enter these areas until the plants are dry.
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City departments experience phone line and internet outage after storm
Due to last night’s storm and citywide power outages, some city phone lines and internet are down. If you can’t get through, please call the Mayor’s Office at (586) 574-4520 to log the issue or relay your message to the appropriate department.
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Phone line and internet outage impacts some city departments
Most services have been restored following last night’s storm and citywide power outages. However, if you continue to experience any issues, please contact the Mayor’s Office at (586) 574-4520 for assistance. As a reminder, 911 and the police non-emergency line (586) 574-4700 remain fully operational.
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Warren police seek community support for retired K9 battling cancer
The Warren Police Department is seeking public assistance for a retired K9 officer named Kantor, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Kantor, an 8-year-old German Shepherd, retired in June 2024 after a distinguished career that included numerous deployments and the identification of deadly narcotics. He also assisted in locating nearly one hundred people during his service.
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Congressman John James returns over $2.75 million through casework efforts
Congressman John James Returns Over $2.75 Million to Constituents Through Casework Efforts
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City Council seeks applications for Election Commission appointment
The City Council has gained the authority to appoint one resident to the Election Commission following the approval of a new charter amendment on August 6, 2024. The selected appointee must be a registered voter and cannot hold any position as a city officer, city employee, or candidate for any city office.