Eleven Macomb County athletes signed college letters this month
Where they're headed, what they'll study and who talked them into it.
By Jordan Lee · Oct 4, 2026 · 5 min read

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Macomb County moves faster than most people give it credit for. In a single quarter, a township can approve a road project, redraw a school boundary and quietly raise a millage — all before the next meeting minutes are posted online.
Residents who show up say the difference is in the details: which line items get moved, who asks the question, and whether the answer ever makes it into the record.
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