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Rosie the Riveter statue unveiled on Veterans Day BY TAYLOR CHRISTENSEN tchristensen@candgnews.com
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he World War II Legacy Veterans Memorial hosted a special Veterans Day celebration on Nov. 11 that included the unveiling of the Rosie the Riveter statue. “We come together to honor the courage, service and sacrifice by veterans both past and present,” said John Maten, president of the Michigan WWII Legacy Memorial. “We also recognize the family and friends who stood behind them and offered strength and love while their loved ones served. Their sacrifices too are woven into the story of our freedom. It never feels like enough to simply say thank you.” The program on Veterans Day included the posting of the colors, an invocation by the Rev. Richard Dalton, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” the Pledge of Allegiance, and keynote speakers U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell and Lanette Mattison, of Ford Global Data Insights and Analytics. The main event of the day was the unveiling of the See ROSIE on page 12A
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Frances Mauro Masters, a Rosie the Riveter at the Ford Willow Run Bomber Plant, right, attends the Michigan World War II Legacy Memorial Veterans Day ceremony Nov. 11 in Royal Oak. Mauro Masters and her fellow Rosie, Delphine Kaput, unveil the Rosie the Riveter statue, which is based on Mauro Masters.
Clawson special meeting causes upset between officials and residents BY TAYLOR CHRISTENSEN tchristensen@candgnews.com
CLAWSON — A Clawson City Council special meeting caused discussion
throughout the council chamber among not only the residents in attendance, but between Mayor Paula Millan, council members, and Mayor-elect Susan Moffitt on Nov. 13. Clawson voters voiced their distaste
for the special meeting, with most saying they wanted the newly elected City Council members and Moffitt to be in charge of making the decisions on the agenda. The meeting addressed the reappoint-
ment and appointment of nine individuals to various boards and commissions and the approval of a contract amendment for City Manager Joe Rheker. See MEETING on page 9A
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