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License plate-reading cameras in upcoming police budget

STERLING HEIGHTS The Police Department is positioned to have a greater presence in Sterling Heights in the city’s proposed 2022-23 budget, both in terms of staffing and cameras.

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Library prepares for strategic planning, amenities

STERLING HEIGHTS The Sterling Heights Public Library is looking to cyberspace and even the skies for new ways to innovate its outreach to residents.

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10 Qualities of a Good Leader

Good leadership can make the difference between enjoying your job and tolerating your job. Here are 10 qualities of good leaders.

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Sterling Heights divests its Russian investments

City is divesting Russian investments, equated to just over $678,000, within pension, retiree health care funds because of invasion of Ukraine.

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Walkable paths, trees, speed humps and more discussed for ARPA funds

STERLING HEIGHTS Almost $20 million of federal funds could eventually be invested in additional recreational amenities, infrastructure, green initiatives and more in Sterling Heights, according to a recent presentation by city administrators.

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