by macombnow | Dec 12, 2022
The Legacy of Mr. Trinity – 1967 by Adam Mueller Soon after moving to Chesterfield Township, neighborhood children would knock on the Trinity family door and ask Bernard Trinity if they could borrow books from his personal library. The closest libraries were...
by macombnow | Sep 20, 2022
Macomb Then – A Bear and A Bar By Wayne Oehmke This is the story of a bear, a bar and some Macomb County leaders. It all started back in the 1940s after Jacob Frank Theut had served a four-year term as Macomb County Sheriff. Theut was also a very successful...
by macombnow | Jun 17, 2022
A 100-Year Shoreline Celebration – 1953 By Tracey Moro For one hundred years a small tight-knit neighborhood in St. Clair Shores, nestled along the shoreline of Lake St. Clair, has sat quietly with approximately 190 homes, a private neighborhood association and...
by macombnow | Mar 17, 2022
Mission to Learn – 1958 New Haven Community Schools celebrates 100 years. By Jen DeGregorio Every school year has its own story, that when woven together creates a book of the rich history of a town like New Haven. This year 2022 marks 100 years since New Haven...
by macombnow | Dec 17, 2021
(from the Winter 2022 edition of Macomb Now Magazine) By Cherie Allen As government land began opening up in the Michigan Territory, the opportunities offered attracted many settlers to the new territory. In 1823, one of those settlers, Aaron Stone, came to Macomb...
