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MAYOR STONE BUILDS HER TEAM
BY GENA JOHNSON
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WARREN — In late December, Warren Mayor Lori Stone took questions from the Warren Weekly about her first 30 days in office and how she is laying the foundation of her new administration. “It’s going well,” Stone said. The mayor continued.
“The most pleasant surprise for me has been the warm reception from residents and the equally warm reception from city employees,” Stone said. A career educator before entering politics, Stone discussed the learning curve she faces leading the third-largest city in Michigan. “The sheer size of the community and the organization that goes to serve it,”
said the mayor. “Just going from department to department learning every inch of what municipal services include is impressive to say the least.” Stone had just returned from the Bloomberg Center for Cities Program for New Mayors: First 100 Days at Harvard, an invitation-only program for new mayors who are serving in their first 100 days. The program is held at Harvard Univer-
sity, in collaboration with the Kennedy School, the Harvard Business School and Bloomberg Philanthropies to support mayors and bring positive change to their communities, according to the program’s website. “I was one of (27) newly elected mayors throughout the country invited See STONE on page 21A
Elected officials past and present gather at a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Warren Fire Department’s new Station 1 and Station 5 on Dec. 21. They will be the city’s first new fire stations in nearly 70 years.
Groundbreaking ceremony held for two Warren fire stations
Photo by Patricia O’Blenes
NEW STATIONS WILL BE THE CITY’S FIRST IN NEARLY 70 YEARS BY GENA JOHNSON gjohnson@candgnews.com
WARREN — Local and state politicians joined the Warren Fire Department on Dec. 21 to break ground on two new fire stations that are slated to be completed in early 2025. Those in attendance gathered at 23211 Van Dyke Ave., just north of Nine Mile Road, where the city’s new Station 1 will be built. According to Warren city officials, this is the final piece of the Civic Center South project. The event also served as a symbolic groundbreaking for the new Station 5, which will be located at 30619 Schoenherr Road, north of Common Road. Warren elected officials and appointees — Mayor Lori Stone, City Council members present and past, and Fire Commissioner Wilburt “Skip” McAdams, along with county See FIRE STATIONS on page 19A
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