On Thursday, Commissioners attended the Martha T. Berry Foundation Awards Dinner. Martha T. Berry Medical provides long-term care, rehabilitation services, and support for older adults and individuals who need assistance with daily living.

Chair Joe Sabatini and Commissioner Ken Goike joined Commissioner Sylvia Grot at the State of Washington Township address to hear updates on the Township’s accomplishments, ongoing initiatives and plans for the future.

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Commissioner Kraft attended the Annual Anchor Bay Chamber Awards. Seven different awards were presented to local businesses, volunteers, and members of the chamber during breakfast. Commissioner Kraft also honored the awardees with Tributes from the BOC.

Commissioners Wallace and Howard participated in the grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony of the new 7 Brew location in Clinton Township. Founded in 2017, 7 Brew is a drive-through coffee company dedicated to creating an exceptional customer service experience.

Commissioner Zinner attended the St. Clair Shores Open House event celebrating the newly renovated police station, fire station, and library. The event included face painting, a bounce house, activities, food, station tours, demonstrations, and lots of fun.

Commissioner Grot took part in the grand opening ceremony of KidsUnited, located in Shelby Township. KidsUnited supports young children in building confidence, coordination, and a love for soccer through fun, age-appropriate programs designed for ages 18 months to 9 years.

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In observance of the Columbus Day holiday, Macomb County offices will be closed today, October 13th. We will reopen tomorrow at 8:00 A.M.

Commissioner Joseph V. Romano attended the ribbon cutting ceremony for Macomb County Public Works' new faux house in Sterling Heights.

Chair Joe Sabatini took part in the grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony for the new office, showroom, and design center at Metro Home Improvements. Metro Home Improvements specializes in kitchens, bathrooms, finished basements, dormers, and complete additions.

Commissioner Antoinette Wallace joined the grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony for It Clicks Photo in Mount Clemens. It Clicks Photo, located on Gratiot, specializes in high-quality wedding, engagement, lifestyle, mini session, and branding photography.

Commissioner Sylvia Grot was out supporting local businesses in the community while visiting the farmers market at the Packard Proving Grounds. One of her favorite treats from the market were some delicious cookies that came from Mount Clemens.

Commissioner Barbara Zinner visited Macomb Baptist Church where they were hosting a fun event for families. The evented included cotton candy, popcorn, snow cones, face painting, bounce houses, and more. Each family received a bag that included a gift card and some information.

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Commissioner Barbara Zinner joined Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido at a S.C.A.M.S. (Stopping Crimes Against Macomb Seniors) presentation at the Harrison Township Tucker Senior Center.

Commissioner Grot attended the Patriot Day Prayer Service at the Veterans Memorial. This provided an opportunity for residents to come together to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and reflect on the bravery, sacrifice, and resilience shown in the face of tragedy

Commissioner Antoinette Wallace held a community bike ride event. Community members came together on a beautiful day to not only ride bikes, but to also walk together, and had the opportunity to make new friends and create conversations and memories.

Commissioner Michael J. Howard II visited Center Line High School for its Back-to-School Picnic, where community members came together to celebrate the start of a new school year.