A Closer Look at a Selection of Photos from the Press & Guide Oct. 27, 2010

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Democratic candidate for Governor and Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero talks briefly with Dearborn resident and Michigan Department of Human Services Director Ismael Ahmed at the American Arab Chamber of Commerce Building Bridges Banquet Oct. 22 at the Henry Hotel.

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Dearborn City Councilwoman Suzanne Sareini poses with Republican candidate for Governor Rick Snyder at the American Arab Chamber of Commerce Building Bridges Banquet Oct. 22 at the Henry Hotel. Sareini is running for state representative on the Republican ticket in Tuesday’s election.

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Republican candidate for Governor Rick Snyder greets Debbie Dingell before he speaks at the Dearborn Chamber of Commerce Business Builder Breakfast Oct. 7 at the Fairlane Club.

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Democratic candidate for Governor and Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero discusses his brochure with Mary Lou Taylor in July as he campaigns at the Dearborn Truck Plant in the Ford Rouge complex.

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Marlene Pawczuk, from Milan, sorts produce on her stand with painted pumpkins at the Farmers’ Market Oct. 22.

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Fordson’s Ahmed Leila closes in on Dearborn High ball-carrier Ali Hammoud during the first meeting of the season between the rivals.

 

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A Closer Look at a Selection of Photos from the Press & Guide Oct. 24, 2010

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Julie Craves, Avian Research Supervisor at the Rouge River Bird Observatory, frees a captured bird from nets at the University of Michigan-Dearborn Oct. 19. She made measurements of the bird, attached a numbered aluminum band to its leg and released it. Video of the event is on the Press & Guide website: PressAndGuide.com.

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University of Michigan-Dearborn senior Dana Wloch displays a robin captured in the nets of the Rouge River Bird Observatory Oct. 19. She made measurements of the bird, attached a numbered aluminum band to its leg and released it. She and Avian Research Supervisor Julie Craves banded around 30 birds that morning.

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Sgt. Luis Ali, a USAF Heavy Machinery Operator, talks to students at DuVall Elementary Oct. 15. He visited the school attended by two of his kids after returning from Afghanistan.

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Sgt. Luis Ali, a USAF Heavy Machinery Operator, shows appreciation for the many notes he received at DuVall Elementary Oct. 15. He visited the school after returning from Afghanistan attended by his kids, including Xavier holding Israel (right).

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Led by No. 1 singles champion Mike Sears, the Dearborn High tennis team won the Western Wayne Athletic Conference Tournament and the outright league.

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Fordson’s Jamil Saad teamed with Rame Merhi to win the league title at one doubles.

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A Closer Look at a Selection of Photos from the Press & Guide Oct. 20, 2010

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Crestwood High School students Fatima Hojeij and Alia Hamadi pass water sample bottles collected from the Rouge River Oct. 13. Over 500 students from local southeast Michigan schools conducted chemical tests, examined aquatic life, and surveyed the Rouge River. The students efforts are apart of their participation in the Rouge Education Project, a program coordinated by the non-profit the Friends of the Rouge.

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School board candidate Roxanne McDonald and Board Trustee James Schoolmaster listen to PTSA representative Tom Trimble explain the format for a candidate forum jointly sponsored with the League of Women Voters DDH Oct. 5.

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33rd District Court Judge Ed Nykiel introduces himself to gubernatorial candidate Rick Snyder at the Dearborn Chamber of Commerce Business Builder Breakfast Oct. 7 at the Fairlane Club. Chamber Director of Events Peggy Richard looks on.

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A celebration is in order at Fordson after the Tractors qualified for the playoffs with their sixth win Friday night.

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Divine Child’s Michelle Kerr runs off with the gold medal at Saturday’s Press & Guide All Area Meet.

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A Closer Look at a Selection of Photos from the Press & Guide Oct. 17, 2010

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Ron Scott, director of the Detroit Coalition Against Police Brutality, speaks to media during a demonstration in front of the Dearborn Police Station in February. He and about two dozen others were upset about the death of Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah who was killed in a hail of FBI gunfire last October during a sting operation inside an agency secure warehouse in Dearborn. The federal Justice Department is echoing the conclusion of the Dearborn Police Department in saying the shooting of a Detroit imam was justified.

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Nancy Larson views quilts Oct. 7 during the Festival of Quilts at the First United Methodist Church.

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Kristy Kirschke, with Y Martial Arts, teaches Henry Ford Community College students Felip Esquivel and Nick Mazzara an escape technique from an attacker’s headlock Oct. 12 during a Safety Fair sponsored by the Alpha Xi Mu chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. Lessons included learning awareness, escape and attack techniques. Video of the class is on the Press & Guide website: PressAndGuide.com.
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Math teacher Barbara McAuliff coaches Rob Ziebell and Jenna Serazio in playing the game Rush Hour during Family Math Night Oct. 13 at the Dearborn Administrative Services Building. Dozens of parents and students attended to play educational games to help with critical math skills.
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The Edsel Ford field Hockey team gets fired up prior to its 2-0 victory over visiting rival Dearborn High Oct. 12 in the annual battle for intra-city bragging rights.

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A Closer Look at a Selection of Photos from the Press & Guide Oct. 13, 2010

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Firefighter Steve Worden fits real fire helmets to members of Boy Scouts from Troop 1128 on the hay bales that will be the Pumpkin Patch. All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Dearborn Firefighters Burn Drive and the event continues till Oct. 24.

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 Boy Scout Joseph Adam gets his chance at the fire house with Firefighter Mike Perry.
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 A Bierlein excavator demolishes the section of the Dearborn Historical Museum attached to the closed Quality Inn Monday. The Museum Annex was used to show historical objects and host visitors.
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 James Buchanan stands with his 24-year-old mare “Nagie” at the Buffalo Soldiers Heritage Center in Rouge Park last October. He opened the center last year that is home to 15 horses, a donkey named Eddie Murphy, and an exhibit center dedicated to the Buffalo Soldiers who were regiments of African American men that served in the United States military from the late-1800s to the mid-1900s.
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The Crestwood defense puts the clamps on Annapolis running back DeSean Walker during the Chargers 35-8 victory over their crosstown rivals Friday night.

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A Closer Look at a Selection of Photos from the Press & Guide Oct. 10, 2010

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ParishBarryArrgn27: Jacob Parish, 18, of Dearborn, and John Barry, 16, of Dearborn Heights look to family members in the audience during their arraignment Friday for homicide charges and in connection with the death of James Alexander Kozicki, 19, of Dearborn on Oct. 4. 19^th District Court Judge Mark Somers ordered them held without bail until their preliminary hearing Oct. 22. It is alleged that the defendants robbed the victim and when the 18-year-old defendant drove the car from the scene the victim was dragged by the vehicle.  At approximately 11:10 PM two Dearborn police officers responded to South Lafayette and Rockford and discovered the severely injured victim on the sidewalk of South Lafayette.  Mr. Kozicki was taken to a local hospital where he died from injuries he sustained.

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Dearborn police and detectives question a person of interest after a shooting incident on Mead near Tireman Wednesday. No one was injured after a resident called police to report two men with guns invaded his home, then neighbors reported several gunshots in the area.

 

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Mayor Jack O’Reilly talks with gubernatorial candidate Rick Snyder at the Dearborn Chamber of Commerce Business Builder Breakfast Thursday at the Fairlane Club.

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Crave Restaurant General Manager Alex Ramadan offers up sushi Sept. 15 for hundreds of Ford Motor Company employees. The International Festival at the Fairlane Plaza courtyard celebrates diversity and involves many local restaurants.

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Divine Child’s Alex Muszynski leads the charge into the offensive zone during the Falcons run to the Double-A Division championship. DC finished with a 6-0 record in league play.

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A Closer Look at a Selection of Photos from the Press & Guide Oct. 6, 2010

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Dearborn High students in Heather Ferris’s forensic science class examine a mock homicide scene during class Monday while American Federation of Teachers representatives toured the school. The teacher’s union, one of the state’s largest, launched a public relations battle controverting the movie documentary “Waiting for ‘Superman.”

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Four-year-old Mia McKibben dances to Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer” performed by Tony Acho before the sun sets Thursday as Ford Motor Company transformed its World Headquarters to glow pink on the eve of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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Barbara Gaydos and Ford Motor employee Steven Zacharias dance to the music of performer Tony Acho as the ceremonies get under way.

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Anthony Naiman and Nicholas Krishnan perform with the Warriors in Pink Drum Corps in front of the crowd before the sun sets Thursday.

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Dearborn High’s Chloe Palajac dives into her leg of the 200 medley relay during the Pioneers victory over visiting Edsel Ford Thursday.
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A Closer Look at a Selection of Photos from the Press & Guide Oct. 3, 2010

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An FBI agent walks past police tape where Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah was killed in a hail of FBI gunfire last October during a sting operation inside an agency secure warehouse in Dearborn. The shooting took place in the trailer in the background after Abdullah took shelter there. According to the newly released report by Attorney General Mike Cox he was shot by agents after he was attacked by a police dog and then shot the dog.
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Michael Berry Career Center culinary arts students Amy Raftary and Aubry Braboy offer appetizers for those attending the Dearborn Education Foundation’s Making A Difference exhibition Wednesday at the school.
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Fordson High School Band Director Scott Guthre plays along with some of his musicians for the Dearborn Education Foundation’s Making A Difference exhibition Wednesday at the Michael Berry Career Center.
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Dearborn High’s Norman Orabi (left) and Paul Pallas close in on Edsel Ford’s Abdulwahab Algabri during the Pioneers 5-0 victory Monday night.

Fordson’s Mallak Anani tries to put one through the block put up by Dearborn High’s Maggie Hall during the Pioneers victory Wednesday night.

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