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Huntington Woods to keep public safety director in dual role as city manager BY MIKE KOURY mkoury@candgnews.com
HUNTINGTON WOODS — Huntington Woods did not have to look far in its search for a permanent city manager. At its Sept. 16 meeting, the City Commission made its intentions known to have Public Safety Director and interim City Manager Andrew Pazuchowski stay on full time in a perma-
nent dual role. Pazuchowski has served as interim city manager since April. Over the past six months, he has acted in a dual role as both city manager and public safety director, which is a position he’s held since 2014. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in community development and a master’s degree in administration. See PAZUCHOWSKI on page 10A
Huntington Woods Public Safety Director and interim City Manager Andrew Pazuchowski will be staying on permanently in his dual roles after the City Commission decided to select him as the next city manager. Photo by Liz Carnegie
Berkley, museum to host tour of Roseland Park Cemetery BERKLEY — A rare tour of the Roseland Park Cemetery will be available to people this month as a way to raise funds for the Berkley Historical Museum. The tour of the cemetery, located at 29001 Woodward Ave., will be from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 18. In the event of a
rain delay, the new date would be on Oct. 19 during the same time period. Berkley Director of Communications Caitlin Flora said she hopes the tour adds another point of connection for residents and visitors to Berkley. “We have a lot of people who live here in Berkley that have maybe lived here for generations in their family. Maybe they’re brand-new, too, but a lot of times that
unique mix we find makes us really special as a city but can be a little bit difficult to connect,” she said. “We’re hoping that the cemetery tour can kind of be a bridge to that and people can come and learn about the notable people in Berkley, which we expect people who have lived here for a long time to find exciting, and then for people who have moved here, it’s a great way to learn about the city.”
The tours of the cemetery, which opened in 1904, are self-guided, and at different points there will be volunteer historians to share “fascinating narratives about Berkley’s past and important historical figures,” a city press release states. Jeffrey Tong, of the Berkley Historical Museum, said many early leaders of Detroit have been buried in the cemetery, from maySee ROSELAND on page 10A
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