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Student brings loaded handgun to Oakland County high school -- What we know
Read full article: Student brings loaded handgun to Oakland County high school -- What we knowPolice said they do not believe he had any plans of inflicting violence on others but was carrying the gun in self-defense as he reportedly was having issues with other teens on the way to and from school.
Southfield schools issue early release Friday ahead of snowstorm
Read full article: Southfield schools issue early release Friday ahead of snowstormStudents at several Southfield schools will be released early on Friday due to an incoming snowstorm that could cause dangerous driving conditions in the afternoon.
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Parents protest anonymous donor in Southfield offering free prom tickets for vaccinated students
Read full article: Parents protest anonymous donor in Southfield offering free prom tickets for vaccinated studentsA protest was held at Southfield High School Friday after an anonymous donor volunteered to buy prom tickets for vaccinated students.
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Southfield residents voice frustrations with school’s decision to cut down trees to add bus exit
Read full article: Southfield residents voice frustrations with school’s decision to cut down trees to add bus exitSOUTHFIELD, Mich. – Southfield residents living in a subdivision are voicing their frustrations with a decision made by Southfield Public Schools. The subdivision sits behind the bus yard for Southfield High School. The school decided to use the area as an emergency exit road for its bus depot. The city of Southfield owned the land, but the district had a lawyer tell City Council that it would take the land through eminent domain. Residents weren’t alerted to the situation until after the council accepted the district’s $800 check for the easement.