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Kathryn Pentiuk
Verified
Reporter, Southfield Sun, C&G Newspapers
Detroit
Beats
Aging
Business, Health and Pharma
Content
By Kathryn Pentiuk Verified| C&G Newspapers Verified The first phase of the dog park will include 1,700 feet of pathway, benches, bollards to light the path for safety during the evenings, bike racks, the leveling of the berm, and some tree removals. Photo by Patricia O'BlenesSOUTHFIELD - The City Council unanimously approved a special land use and site plan review request July 15 from the Southfield Parks and Recreation Department to improve Lahser Woods Park by adding a dog park, paths and other enhancements.
By Kathryn Pentiuk Verified| C&G Newspapers Verified Rene Dell, vice president of vocational rehabilitation at Gesher Human Services, demonstrates the STISIM Driving Simulator with an unnamed participant. Photo by Patricia O'BlenesSOUTHFIELD - Thanks to a $35,000 grant from the Byron and Dorothy Gerson Innovation Fund, individuals with disabilities can take a driving assessment through STISIM Drive, a driving simulator that helps determine an individual's potential driving capabilities.
By Kathryn Pentiuk Verified| C&G Newspapers Verified The first phase of the dog park will include 1,700 feet of pathway, benches, bollards to light the path for safety during the evenings, bike racks, the leveling of the berm, and some tree removals. Photo by Patricia O'BlenesSOUTHFIELD - The City Council unanimously approved a special land use and site plan review request July 15 from the Southfield Parks and Recreation Department to improve Lahser Woods Park by adding a dog park, paths and other enhancements.
Company Info
C&G Newspapers
C & G Newspapers has helped businesses effectively deliver their marketing message for more than 40 years. Gil Demers and his wife Charlotte published the first Warren Weekly in 1980 and founded C & G Newspapers in 1981. Within a few years, they were joined in business by their five children: Karen, Jeff, Gregg, Keith and Suzanne. Today, C & G employs more than 75 people and publishes 19 local editions from Grosse Pointe to Novi, from Warren to Rochester and everywhere in between. C & G Newspapers are mailed bi-weekly to 567,464 homes, covering 47 communities and 67 zip codes. As daily newspapers have continued to decline in circulation and readership, C & G has continued to grow and now reaches nearly one million readers every other week. The Demers family and C & G Newspapers realize that without strong, successful communities, our business would not be successful. We publish and mail 19 local newspapers featuring relevant and engaging local content created by award winning editors and writers. Through our partnerships with local business owners we help build a strong business environment while strengthening communities and helping make them better places to live.
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Founded: 1981