Warm tributes have been paid to a long serving councillor who sadly passed away after battling Covid-19. Castle Point Councillor Brian Wood passed away on Monday afternoon aged 78, leaving behind his wife Anne and their son Stephen. Councillors have paid tribute to a “loving father and family man” who “always stood up for his residents”. Councillor Wood was first elected to Castle Point Borough Council in 2004 where he was a Ward councillor for St George’s Ward. Mr Wood was a former Mayor of Castle Point between 2017 and 2018. The council have offered their sincere condolences to his wife, their son and family.
Warm tributes have been paid to a long serving councillor who sadly passed away after battling Covid-19. Castle Point Councillor Brian Wood passed away on Monday afternoon aged 78, leaving behind his wife Anne and their son Stephen. Councillors have paid tribute to a “loving father and family man” who “always stood up for his residents”. Councillor Wood was first elected to Castle Point Borough Council in 2004 where he was a Ward councillor for St George’s Ward. Mr Wood was a former Mayor of Castle Point between 2017 and 2018. The council have offered their sincere condolences to his wife, their son and family.
Community comes together to remember Wayne State University student shot, killed on Detroit’s east side
Family, friends held vigil on Tuesday
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DETROIT – Family and friends of 18-year old Casey Willis are uniting in grief, coming together to honor and remember the Wayne State student who was shot and killed Christmas Day.
Family and friends met on Tuesday at University Preparatory Academy in Detroit where she attended to remember the life she lived.
“Casey was a light. Every time you saw her, you felt positive energy coming from her,” said Jerry Lawrence with University Prep High School.
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While there is plenty of festive cheer at this time of year there is also tension, drink and violence
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