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Articles from the July 18, 2024 edition


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  • "Motown is Joetown"

    Clifton R Kirkman II, Telegram Reporter|Jul 18, 2024

    The race to the White House is in full effect. Every voice, every supporter and every vote counts. That is exactly what last week's rally was about. President Joe Biden, who is both candidate and Commander-in-Chief, spoke to supporters in Detroit. Having had more than 2,000 people in attendance, Detroit's Renaissance High School, located at 6565 W. Outer Drive, was packed to capacity. Fire marshals, EMT's, Detroit Police, and the Secret Service were all actively working to ensure the safety of a...

  • Flat Rock Public Library: An important treasure in the community

    Oriane Flint, Telegram News Intern|Jul 18, 2024

    Summer is a season where great memories are made, and Flat Rock Public Library wants to be a part of yours. With family friendly activities planned all year long, Flat Rock opens its doors to you! In general, going to the library may not be the ideal summer act. However, they offer more than meets the eye. Libraries are a great place to connect, learn, and grow, playing a vital role in the community. Most libraries have summer reading programs that kicked off in June. "Adventure begins at your...

  • CVS Stores close in community, Leaves Vacancy, Creates Problem Provides Opportunity for local Pharmacy

    Kellee Jordan, Telegram Reporter|Jul 18, 2024

    Detroit - For the past years urban area landscapes have gradually changed. It has been two months since the local CVS store on Detroit's west side took its last customer. Like many other pharmacy companies downsizing, CVS has done the same. "As we announced in November 2021, we're realigning our retail footprint and reducing store density by roughly 900 stores (300 stores a year over three years)," stated Amy Thibault, External Communication Director, "As part of this realignment, our store at 1...

  • 5 Things to Know About Asthma and Summer Heat

    StatePoint|Jul 18, 2024

    (StatePoint) Nearly 25 million people of all ages in the United States are living with asthma, a lifelong chronic disease that makes it harder to move air in and out of the lungs. Here's what the American Lung Association wants everyone to know during summer, when extreme heat can make asthma harder to manage. 1. New challenges are emerging. Beyond traditional asthma triggers like respiratory infections, secondhand smoke and pets, new challenges are emerging. The effects of climate change...

  • How We Must Overcome The Trump Presidential Campaign

    John Warren|Jul 18, 2024

    The timing could not be greater for the Republican Party. Their candidate survives a head shot; the Florida judge throws out the Classified Documents case on a procedural move and, with the help of Clarence Thomas from the Supreme Court, it looks like no trial before the November election even though sentencing on the 34 felony convictions in New York might come in September. As if these things were not enough, Democrats, with the aid of the media, are making all discussions center on replacing...

  • Marine Career Exploration Event SURGING Into Detroit this July

    Special to the Telegram, Great Lakes Boat Building School|Jul 18, 2024

    Detroit, Michigan - July 16th, 2024 - A first of its kind collaboration between educational and youth organizations, marine companies, and state leaders is set to make waves in Detroit this summer in an effort to expand access to marine industry careers. SURGE: Detroit River is a marine exploration event providing inner city youth with hands-on experiences and exposure to the water with a boat ride on the Detroit River. The event is free for guests and open to young people from 14-24 years of...

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