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ROCHELLE RILEY | OFF THE PAGE: It's right for Free Press to intervene in Green case

For me, it has always been about more than the lawsuits. More than the bad behavior. More than the allegations of corruption and City Hall being for sale. More than the lies.

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FREE PRESS ENDORSEMENTS: The best choices for judicial seats

This is the largest district of the Court of Appeals, covering 58 counties over two-thirds of the northern Lower Peninsula and the entire Upper Peninsula. Four candidates are competing to replace Judge Bill Schuette, who declined to seek re-election. Two will emerge from the Aug. 5 primary to face off in the Nov. 4 general election. Appeals Court judges serve six-year terms and earn $151,441 annually....

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Free Press asks to take text fight into Greene suit

The Free Press asked a judge for permission Wednesday to intervene in a federal lawsuit filed by the family of a slain stripper in order to argue for the release of Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's text messages.

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Free Press seeks permission to intervene in Tamara Greene case

The Free Press today asked a judge for permission to intervene in a federal lawsuit filed by the family of a slain stripper in order to argue for the release of Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's text messages.

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Canada Free Press takes Michael Savage to task

Good for them! And if Savage wanted to make an argument based on his theory that “It is the falsely diagnosed, the misdiagnosed and the outright fakers who want the benefits, who must be found out and must be turned out so that the money can go to the truly needy in this particular field,” there were a thousand ways to launch that argument rather than to debase defenseless children. Not to mention...

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FREE PRESS CARTOONIST MIKE THOMPSON: McCain's Vice Presidential choice

As McCain continues his march to the far right, who might help balance out the Republican presidential ticket?

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FREE PRESS ENDORSEMENTS: Best choices for Oakland County state House seats

Oakland County voters will see sizable turnover in their legislative delegation with seven seasoned state representatives swept from office by term limits at year's end. Besides choosing candidates for those vacancies, county voters have choices to make in the Aug. 5 primary in four other races, including two where incumbents are being challenged.

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Kilpatrick in scuffle with law officials representing Worthy

BREAKING NEWS: Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was involved in a physical altercation today with two law enforcement officers assigned to Prosecutor Kym Worthy as they attempted to serve Bobby Ferguson, the mayor's friend, with a subpoena, the Free Press has learned.

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Kilpatrick clashes with law officers serving subpoena to Ferguson

Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was involved in a physical altercation today with two law enforcement officers assigned to Prosecutor Kym Worthy as they attempted to serve Bobby Ferguson, the mayor's friend, with a subpoena, sources have told the Free Press.

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The Lions' 3 keys to a successful training camp

Here are the Lions' three biggest goals for training camp, according to Free Press sports writer Nicholas J. Cotsonika: Establish the run The Lions want to be more balanced under new offensive coordinator Jim Colletto than they were the past two years, when they ranked last and second-to-last in rushing. Rushing was a focus of the off-season, and it will be a focus in camp, trying to master bread-and-butter...

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The Lions' three keys to a succesful training camp

Here are the Lions' three biggest goals for training camp, according to Free Press sports writer Nicholas J. Cotsonika: Establish the run The Lions want to be more balanced under new offensive coordinator Jim Colletto than they were the past two years, when they ranked last and second-to-last in rushing. Rushing was a focus of the off-season, and it will be a focus in camp, trying to master bread-and-butter...

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FROM OUR READERS: Israeli-Palestinian prisoner deal underscores divide

Now we have Free Press columnist Mitch Albom weighing in on the Palestinian-Israeli issue. If the headline was "Should Kuntar be a hero?" and if Albom went on to talk about celebrating someone who bashed in a child's head as being morally reprehensible, I would support what he said. However, he speaks about Israel as if its soldiers are above reproach, and if they deliberately harm or kill a Palestinian,...

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FROM OUR READERS: Don't misjudge Episcopal Church split

The Free Press should be ashamed of its July 21 front-page article "Churches at Crossroads." To write that "worshippers at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Livonia patiently put up with their diocese as it adopted a series of liberal changes that clashed with biblical tradition" is to blatantly take sides in an internal church controversy that the Free Press lacks the credentials to pass judgment on....