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Graffiti sprayed on cars and van broken into in sleepy Somerset village
Police are seeking witnesses
Cars were sprayed with graffiti in Litton (Image: Google)
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Police have appealed for witnesses after a van was broken into and graffiti sprayed on vehicles in a Somerset village, police say.
Share May 11, 2021, 6:30 AM Rana Kadouh, co-owner of Dearborn Pharmacy and Apothecary, positioned the Ford Road shop to start giving Covid shots to youths younger than 16 now that federal regulators flash a green light.
Rana Kadouh, certified pharmacy technician
(Photo: Facebook) Anticipating the Food and Drug Administration approval for Pfizer shots that came late Monday afternoon, Kaddouh and pharmacist Farah Osman recently let parents make appointments for 12-15-year-olds. The suburban drugstore is booked through June, WXYZ reports. (A Centers for Disease Control committee first must recommend the shots for that age group, a decision expected Wednesday.) Our pre-booking service booked up overnight, Kadouh said. I ve had several parents reach out to me inquiring about how they can get their child in sooner than later.
It seems the King is coming for the Golden Arches in Westland.
Plans are in motion to construct a brand-new Burger King restaurant at 38411 Ford Road on the southwest corner of the Ford Road/Hix intersection. If built, it would be directly across the street from a McDonald s restaurant.
The project has been in development for several years, said Eric Williams with Stonefield Engineering. It was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and issues surrounding shutdowns but is moving forward again.
The proposed restaurant would include a drive-thru and parking for 32 vehicles. Left turns onto Ford Road from the new restaurant would be prohibited, Williams said, a condition that was required by the Michigan Department of Transportation for the permit.
Image credit: Cecilia Lallmann/WET
Pearl Sound Studios, a recording studio in Canton known to only a few in the township but many in the music industry, has been hit hard by COVID-19. That includes the Grammy award-winning owner of the studio.
Cecilia Lallmann/WDET
Open the door of a nondescript gray building near Ford Road in Canton and there’d be recording sessions underway that, over the years, featured everyone from Eminem and Bob Seger to the late Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell.
To unabashedly borrow a phrase from the Pearl Sound Studios website, “if the building’s interior walls could talk, they’d probably sing.”