Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 18th of November.
Good morning, Sterling Heights.
Michigan hunters are donating their deer to food banks to help feed people in need.
The Hunters Feeding Michigan program connects donors with processors and charities such as Deer Camp Coffee in Sterling Heights, and each deer is estimated to provide 160 meals, with a donation drive planned from Nov. 21—Nov. 23.
On Saturday, Archbishop Edward Weisenburger announced that the Archdiocese of Detroit will restructure with a two-year plan to close churches and merge parishes due to decreased attendance.
The archdiocese will require financial reports from churches and hold listening sessions in spring—steps that will help shape final decisions.
AAA reported Michigan gas prices dropped by nine cents since last week, setting the state average at $3.02 per gallon and showing a two-cent decrease in metro Detroit.
Drivers now pay about $45 for a 15-gallon fill up — a $12 reduction from last year — and the agency said further drops could follow if demand remains low.
Santa Open House
10 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Sterling Heights Public Library — Registration required — Enjoy a festive photo-op with Santa while making special memories with your family.
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