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Roosevelt faces off with Grosse Ile In a hockey showdown Thursday night.

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Roosevelt faces off with Grosse Ile In a hockey showdown Thursday night.

Mustangs sport a balanced squad as they prepare for new challenges in the Catholic League.
Grosse Pointe South squad hopes to show improvement after opening losses.
Cavaliers lose 52-29 to taller Harper Woods squad.
Share the night's memories by uploading your L'Anse Creuse High School North prom pictures here.
The annual event raises money and wags tails for the Dearborn Animal Shelter.
The popular youth running club has programs at eight elementary schools in Grosse Pointe this spring. Friday, May 25, is the last day to sign up for the upcoming all-schools meet.
Rivals meet up Saturday afternoon to decide the Division 1girls hockey title.
Grosse Pointe War Memorial hosts Beaumont Hospital event for women of all ages.
Storied volunteer organization is accepting online and mail-in registration for players in T-ball through 16 years old.
The new Berkley eatery plans its grand opening for Tuesday.
Hint: Read it carefully before you guess.
City plows, employees and residents gear up for what could be the most significant snowfall of the season.
Find out where to vote and what you'll need to bring for Tuesday's primary.
Masses mark the beginning of the season of Lent.
Archdiocese of Detroit directs Berkley Catholic church to merge with Ferndale and Oak Park parishes, but there will be no changes immediately.
Berkley bakery celebrates Fat Tuesday with paczki and other sweet treats.
Tell us what your vision is for this empty space.
Five charity run permits are up for consideration at Tuesday's meeting along with changes to the city's lawn and snow removal services ordinances.