Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 14th of September.
Good morning, Southfield.
The Michigan Secretary of State said that a Real ID driver’s license, required for domestic flights since May 7, does not prove U.S. citizenship +non-citizens can get one if they show the right documents+.
Immigration advocates urge residents to carry proper papers to avoid issues with enforcement.
On Saturday, hundreds joined the Susan G.
Komen Race for the Cure at William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor in Detroit, with over 1,800 registered participants—raising more than $280,000 toward the $350,000 goal—and many walk-up participants joining the event. Local Southfield resident Vickie Hall ran in the 5K and 1-mile routes as the community united against breast cancer.
Chewy, a pet supply company, shared a list of 400 dog names with top picks of Bella, Luna and Daisy—short names that work best for training.
U.S. News found Luna, Bella and Charlie as the most popular nationally—Michigan pet owners favor Bella, Luna and Cooper.
Southfield residents can use a Groupon deal to book a professional photo session at JCPenney Portraits by Lifetouch for under $15, which includes session options and holiday photo cards.
The deal also delivers digital images within 48 hours (a shipping fee applies to in-studio purchases).
Veterans Food Distribution Event
9 AM – 12 PM — Lyon Oaks County Park — Free entry — Oakland County Veteran Services partners with local organizations to provide food assistance for veterans.
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