The Macomb Daily - 2022-04-24

• Ex-cop opens his latest cannabis retail shop
• Sharpton demands name of officer who killed Patrick Lyoya
• Firm looks for summer job coaches to work with special need students
• Board opts to look into lagoon land sale
• Candidate list for Aug. 2 primary election
• Lawyer leads Dems campaign fundraisin­g for congressio­nal seat
• Silence in the face of injustice is a sin, too
• Democrats should challenge GOP to climb
• Sanctions are not working
• Tech-counts
• Skipped college in 2021? Enroll this fall
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• Real Estate
• ROAD WATCH
• Dakota High senior wins second Gold Medal for art in Scholastic competitio­n
• Road Watch
• Russian mercenarie­s are Putin’s ‘coercive tool’ in Africa
• Ukraine battered again; Zelenskyy says US officials to visit
• Sanctions hit Russian economy, although Putin says otherwise
• Official: Meadows had been warned of possible 1/6 violence
• McCarthy for House speaker relies on Trump
• In misinforma­tion fight, ‘2020 changed everything’
• Wildfires merge in New Mexico, threatenin­g rural villages
• Recap: Tigers rout Rockies 13-0 in first game of doublehead­er
• MIGGY’S MILESTONE
• Romeo has early lead in crowded MAC Red race
• Keselowski looks to defend Talladega win, save his season
• Detroit likely looking for help on defense with No. 2 pick
• Aidan Hutchinson shaped by his family, including a WWII veteran
• You’re not alone
• How to organize — and pare down — kid memorabili­a
• FAITH LIFE IN ACTION
• UNORTHODOX APPROACH
• HONORING AND REIMAGININ­G
• Detroit native’s novel about marriage, ‘the myth of having it all’
• Crossword Puzzle 1
• Woman unwilling to relive past agony and abandonmen­t
• Horoscopes

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