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Three men with ties to St. Clair Shores, and died while serving in the armed forces during the war on terror, were honored Sunday at the dedication of the Heart of America Memorial.
Three men who lived in, and have family in, St. Clair Shores and gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country during the global war on terror were honored Sunday during the dedication of "Heart of America" memorial in Mount Clemens. The 9-foot solid granite, 7,000-pound sculpture was unveiled in front of the Macomb County Administration Building on Cass Avenue in Mount Clemens. The memorial has the names of 15 Macomb County servicemen killed in action in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere since war on terror began in 2001 includes those with ties to St. Clair Shores: Through the generosity of local businesses, the Lac Ste. Claire Kiwanis and State Rep. Anthony Forlini, R-Harrison Township, Munn's wife and daughter were able to attend the …
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The "Heart of America" war memorial in Mount Clemens will be unveiled Sunday.
Ford Motor Company and United Auto Workers Local 400 of Shelby Township have kicked in the remaining costs for the "Heart of America" memorial in Mount Clemens. The 9-foot solid granite, 7,000-pound sculpture will be unveiled at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in front of the Macomb County Administration Building on Cass Avenue at Northbound Gratiot in Mount Clemens. Shelby Township Veterans Coordinator Phil Randazzo initiated the project more than 10 years ago, and has collected over $50,000 in donations from private donors to pay for the memorial. And at the 11th hour, UAW 400 along with Ford CEO Alan Mulally endorsed the project and agreed to pay the remaining balance. Randazzo would not say how much Ford and the UAW paid, but he said it was a …
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Demitrus Ludaway, 18 of Warren, is scheduled for a preliminary exam July 16 at 41B District Court in Clinton Township.
An 18-year-old Warren man accused of shooting another man at the Mount Clemens fireworks will have a preliminary exam this month. Demitrus Ludaway is scheduled for a preliminary exam at 8:30 a.m. July 16 at 41B District Court in Clinton Township before Judge Linda Davis, according to the court. Ludaway faces charges of assault with intent to murder, armed robbery and felony firearm, police said. He was lodged in Macomb County Jail in lieu of a $75,000 cash/surety bond. Around 10:35 p.m. Friday, several eyewitnesses say Ludaway shot a 19-year-old Detroit man in the leg in the area of North Main Street and Market, Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham said. The shooting followed a fight between Ludaway and the victim over a pair of …
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6:40 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
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Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham has identified Demitrus Marcellas Ludaway as the suspect who shot a Detroit man in the leg Friday at the Mount Clemens Stars & Stripes Festival.
The 18-year-old Warren man accused of shooting a Detroit resident at the Mount Clemens Stars & Stripes Festival Friday will face multiple felony charges this week, police say. Demitrus Marcellas Ludaway is facing charges of assault with intent to murder, armed robbery and felony firearm, according to police. He is currently being held in the Macomb County Jail on a $75,000 cash/surety bond and is expected to be arraigned Monday in 41B District Court in Clinton Township. As some 50,000 people left the festival's fireworks display around 10:35 p.m. Friday, several eyewitnesses say they saw Ludaway shoot a 19-year-old Detroit man in the leg in the area of North Main Street and Market, Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham said. The …
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7:46 am on Saturday, July 14, 2012
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A shooting following the 2012 Stars & Stripes Festival fireworks Friday in Mount Clemens has some Patch readers vowing never to return to the event, while others say the event is still safe.
Despite Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham's assurance that "it's still safe to come downtown" following Friday's shooting at the Stars & Stripes Festival, some Macomb Patch readers say they're not so sure. As thousands of people left the annual fireworks display around 10:35 p.m. Friday, an 18-year-old Warren man shot a 19-year-old Detroit man in the leg on Market Street, Wickersham said Saturday. The fight is believed to have started over a pair of Cartier sunglasses. "There was a confrontation between two males," Wickersham said. "The suspect took the (sun)glasses off the head of the victim." When the victim went to get his Cartier sunglasses back, the suspect "pulls out a gun and shoots him in the leg," he said. The suspect then …
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2:20 pm on Saturday, July 7, 2012
This reminds me of the shooting at the Detroit Fireworks in late June 2004, near the FIST on Jefferson Avenue. Remember? A shooter shot into the crowd, killing one (about a month later) and wounding six. The Detroit Police arrested the Darren (spelled Daron in other reports) T. Caldwell and charged him with murder and attempted murder. http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2004-06-24-detroit-… more ›
An 18-year-old Warren man was arrested Friday night after a shooting at the Stars and Stripes Festival in downtown Mount Clemens.
A confrontation over Cartier sunglasses turned violent Friday night at the popular Stars and Stripes Festival in downtown Mount Clemens, police said. As thousands of people left the annual fireworks display around 10:35 p.m., an 18-year-old Warren man shot a 19-year-old Detroit man in the leg on Market Street, Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham said Saturday. "There was a confrontation between two males," Wickersham said. "The suspect took the glasses off the head of the victim." When the victim went to get his glasses back, the suspect "pulls out a gun and shoots him in the leg," he said. The suspect then dropped the gun and fled. Nearby deputies, who were on hand for the event, apprehended him and retrieved the weapon. Many …
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7:59 am on Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Dagmar, the shooter dropped the gun immediately after the shot and fled on foot. more ›
The 2012 Stars & Stripes Festival runs Friday through Sunday in downtown Mount Clemens and features live bands, a carnival midway, fireworks, a K9 show and more.
The 2012 Stars & Stripes Festival returns to Mount Clemens this weekend, bringing with it more than 100 performances, a fireworks display, carnival midway and variety of other entertainments for children and adults. The festival starts at 11 a.m. Friday, June 29, and runs through midnight Sunday, July 1, with most activities taking place between Market Street and Macomb Place and Main Street and Gratiot. Use these guides to plan your trip downtown and make the most of this weekend's festivities. Share your photos of the festival by clicking the "Upload Photos & Video" tab above.
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Macomb County's 2012 Stars & Stripes Festival starts Friday and continues through Sunday, with events for the whole family all weekend long.
The 2012 Stars & Stripes Festival returns to Mount Clemens this weekend, bringing with it more than 100 performances, a fireworks display, carnival midway and variety of other entertainments for children and adults. The festival starts at 11 a.m. Friday, June 29, and runs through midnight Sunday, July 1, with most activities taking place near 49 Macomb Place in Mount Clemens. Check here to find out when you're favorite bands are playing and use the event's schedule below to find the best activities for your family. Carnival Midway Banana Derby, at Carnival Midway BMX Stunt Show, on New Street, near Cherry Classic K9 Show, at Carnival Midway Micro Reality Stock Car Racing, at Carnival Midway ABC Magic Fountain Stage, located off Macomb …
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The Macomb County Health Department will properly dispose of hazardous materials this summer in Mount Clemens.
The Macomb County Health Department will hold household hazardous waste collections throughout the summer at 43525 Elizabeth Road in Mount Clemens. Health Department Mount Clemens Health Department Mount Clemens Health Department Mount Clemens Health Department Mount Clemens Among the items accepted in the free collections are: For more information, call 586-469-5236 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, email or call the 24/7 hotline at 586-466-7923.
Jenny Whalen
8:54 pm on Monday, October 15, 2012
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