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OCTOBER 1, 2025 • Vol. 37, No. 20
Fraser parade is back with Halloween fun
BY ALYSSA OCHSS aochss@candgnews.com
See HALLOWEEN on page 6A
Regina wins ninth straight powderpuff game over Marian BY SCOTT BENTLEY sbentley@candgnews.com
WARREN/NOVI — Warren Regina defeated Bloomfield Hills Marian in the two schools’ annual powder-puff game by a score of 14-0 on Sunday, Sept. 14. Every September, the seniors from both teams face off, and this win gives Regina nine
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straight victories. The school couldn’t be more excited. “This is one of our biggest events. It’s something that our freshmen come in looking forward to their senior year,” Regina teacher and senior moderator Rosemary Michels said. “Powder-puff is early in the school year and it just has a buzz and excitement in the building.” See POWDERPUFF on page 9A
ABOVE: Warren Regina defeated Bloomfield Hills Marian in the two schools’ annual powder-puff game by a score of 14-0 on Sunday, Sept. 14. Warren Regina girls cheer on the sidelines after a big play against Marian. Photo by Erin Sanchez
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FRASER — The annual Fraser parade will roll through town on Oct. 26 for one time only to celebrate the spooky season with costumes and fun. Parks and Recreation Coordinator Chris Delmege said that the parade is traditionally held in July. Due to road construction this year, the parade was rescheduled. Delmege said it took a couple of months to come up with a solution. “The first couple months we were trying to figure out when would Garfield be done, trying to talk to the (Macomb County) Department of Roads to see when they were slated to be finished and also trying to come up with a secondary plan to (determine) what happens if we can’t do it,” Delmege said. Some of the options were to cancel the event for the year or to move it to a different date. Delmege said when they first contacted the department, they were slated to be done in July. With delays, that was moved into September, and the crews were contracted to Oct. 1. Delmege talked to many people in the city to figure out the details of the parade including the staging and finishing areas but eventually decided