By Kim North Shine, Detroit Free Press Feb. 3--College scholarships worth $16,500 are available to high school seniors and college students living in Sterling Heights who plan to pursue education in general studies, technical training programs, engineering or chiropractic health care.

By Kim North Shine, Detroit Free Press Jan. 27--The Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan has a new treatment center in Sterling Heights. The "10,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art" center, as it's being billed, is at 33464 Schoenherr and replaces a facility in Warren that the practice had outgrown.

By Melanie D. Scott, Detroit Free Press Jan. 27--The Clinton River Watershed Council's 11th annual River Day is five months away, but organizers are already planning for the event by hosting an official logo contest.

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. - A thief installed a camera on an ATM, but instead of card numbers, he ended up capturing an image of himself.

By Melanie D. Scott, Detroit Free Press Apr. 15--Six elementary schools in Sterling Heights have been named Michigan Blue Ribbon Exemplary schools for the 2006-07 school year.