Where's the best place for flowers in Wyandotte? Flower House Florist At least that's what Wyandotte Patch readers have determined after a weeklong Readers' Choice vote. Flower House Florist received 314 votes in the poll and eight business reviews on ... »
Michigan—especially Metro Detroit—loves its coney island hot dogs. We're as passionate about the secret sauces and recipes as the people and places that serve them. Join Patch this spring and summer as we celebrate our region's signature dish with even... »
A 35-year-old Wyandotte woman has been charged in connection with a firebombing of a home in the 16700 block of Stanmoor in Livonia. Sophia Kaye Pappas is charged with soliciting two people–Alvin Leon Eckles, 33, of Detroit and Evelyn Alda Lewek, 29, o... »
The top 10 percent of the 2012 graduating class at Roosevelt High School were honored during an evening affair Wednesday at Crystal Gardens in Southgate. Each student also was permitted to bring two family members and the one educator who has made the ... »
Unwanted prescription drugs can be turned in legally and safely Saturday through a program jointly sponsored by the city of Wyandotte and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., people can drop off expired and/or unused prescr... »
Yes, it's nearly May and we've had some pleasant spring days, but those cold nights are being stubborn. So there is another freeze warning for overnight and the early morning. The National Weather Service says temperatures will fall below freezing over... »
Downriver drivers will be desperately in need of a diversion from 9 p.m. Friday to 9 p.m. Sunday after northbound and southbound traffic on I-75 closes due to demolition of overpasses. The interstate will be closed between Fort Street/Shaffer exit in D... »
The top 10 percent of the 2012 graduating class at Roosevelt High School were honored during an evening affair Wednesday at Crystal Gardens in Southgate. The students weren't the only ones receiving high praise, however. Each student also was permitted... »
More than 37 million Americans at more than 3.5 million workplaces will walk into work on Thursday with a familiar assistant by their side. Are you one of them? If so, Patch wants to see photos showcasing how you're celebrating Take Our Daughters and S... »
Wyandotte Patch doesn't really have an office. You might call all of Wyandotte our office–City Hall, Bacon Memorial District Library, a local coffeehouse or restaurant, or in warmer weather, Bishop Park. Anywhere we can get online and get news and inf... »
Wyandotte’s two largest businesses are joining forces to raise money to enhance the emergency room at Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital. BASF announced on Tuesday that it was donating $30,000 as the presenting sponsor for the 26th annual Henry Ford Wyandot... »
If emergency financial managers are going to be successful for distressed municipalities and school districts, Michael Stampfler said two things must change. The state law regulating them must put more emphasis on providing money for capital infrastruc... »
To honor Earth Day, Hood’s Do-It Best wants to harness the sun to go green. Hood’s has partnered with Cresit Energy of Wyandotte to install 48 solar panels on the store’s rooftop, according to a press release. In addition, the project will include upgr... »
A celebration of life service is set for 7 to 10 p.m. May 11 for one of Wyandotte's most likable residents. Jimmy Wirtel, who made his way around Wyandotte in his wheelchair, will be remembered during the three-hour memorial at the Copeland Center. The... »
The Wyandotte Bears football team remains strong, both on and off the field. Head coach Ron Adams has long stressed the importance of community service to his players through his virtues program. In March, the players helped celebrate Read Across Ameri... »
