Laura Colvin
Canton, Plymouth and Northville Reporter at Hometown Life
Writer, reporter, photographer. Lover of books, nature and Lake Superior.
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hometownlife.com | Laura Colvin
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hometownlife.com | Laura Colvin
Northville High School Theatre presents Cole Porter's Anything Goes, running April 24–26. The musical, set on an ocean liner in 1934, blends romance, comedy and social commentary. NORTHVILLE — Northville High School Theatre is setting sail this spring with its production of "Anything Goes," the beloved Cole Porter musical, running April 24–26 in the school’s 900-seat auditorium.
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hometownlife.com | Laura Colvin
CANTON TWP. — Sheetz is proposing a new convenience store and gas station at the southwest corner of Ford and Lotz roads, but the project is still in the planning phases and faces further review from the township – along with opposition from some in the community.
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2 weeks ago |
hometownlife.com | Laura Colvin
Farmington Hills is launching a $33 million infrastructure project to improve roads, neighborhoods, and underground systems. Other local road projects include resurfacing, pavement replacement, and watermain replacement in various subdivisions. The city will hold public information meetings for impacted residents before construction begins.
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2 weeks ago |
hometownlife.com | Laura Colvin
Heavy rainfall in Plymouth caused flooding that damaged multiple businesses. Despite the devastation, the community has come together to support impacted businesses. PLYMOUTH — Several downtown businesses sustained significant damage after heavy rainfall late Wednesday and early Thursday sent floodwater rushing through storefronts, destroying inventory and forcing businesses to close for emergency cleanups. The flooding appeared concentrated on the north side of W.
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