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CITY — Residents, officials and others have been thanking Grosse Pointe City Municipal Court Judge Russell Ethridge a lot lately, as he wraps up his tenure helming the court. It turns out Ethridge is every bit as grateful as they are.

“I owe thanks to this community for the opportunity to define my career (by serving as a judge),” Ethridge said during an Oct. 16 Grosse Pointe City Council meeting. “I never met a soul who didn’t have a rigid moral compass in this community. …

I want to thank all of you for an opportunity that really has been the ride of a lifetime.”

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Etheridge has been the City’s judge for the last 25 years. Voters this fall will be choosing a new judge to fill his seat from a field of four candidates. The Nov. 9 edition of the Grosse Pointe Times went to press before election results were available.

Ethridge turned 70 in February, and Michigan law prevents him from running for another term as a result. He isn’t angry about it, though, saying it’s time for someone new to take over.

“I think it’s time to change it up,” Ethridge said.

“Twenty-five years is enough.”

Becoming a judge wasn’t even on Ethridge’s radar when his predecessor, City Municipal Court Judge Stanley Kazul, decided to retire in 1998. EthSee ETHERIDGE on page 16A

During an Oct. 16 Grosse Pointe City Council meeting in council chambers — which also serve as the municipal courtroom — Mayor Sheila Tomkowiak presents outgoing City Municipal Court Judge Russell Ethridge with a proclamation in his honor Photo by K. Michelle Moran

Preliminary exam rescheduled for Woods man accused of murdering brother WOODS — A preliminary examination for a Grosse Pointe Woods man accused of murdering his brother has been adjourned until December.

Edmond “Teddy” Doheny, 29, was charged with open murder in connection to the death

of his youngest sibling, Dennis “Denny” John Doheny, 19, also of Grosse Pointe Woods. Police allege that on Oct. 6 at a home in the Woods, the elder Doheny purposely shot his brother in the head, causing his death, while Doheny’s defense attorney, Robert Ihrie, has insisted this was actually “a tragic accident.”

Ihrie, Doheny and Assistant Wayne Coun-

ty Prosecutor James Kehoe appeared in front of Woods Municipal Court Judge Theodore Metry Oct. 25 for what was supposed to be a preliminary examination.

“There was an off-the-record discussion held regarding the hearing and potential adjournment,” Metry said. “Counselors, it’s my underSee DOHENY on page 4A

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BY K. MICHELLE MORAN kmoran@candgnews.com

Fun new production of ‘Anything Goes’ is ‘see’ worthy

CITY — ’Tis the season to be shopping. And to encourage residents to support their neighborhood businesses, Grosse Pointe City and The Village Downtown Development Authority/Main Street Grosse Pointe are again working together to offer free parking in surface lots on weekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

For the last 12 years, the City has offered free lot parking, and The Village DDA — now Main Street Grosse Pointe — has been covering half of the cost of lost parking revenue since 2013.

“It’s a way to kind of spur shoppers to come on down … and encourage people to come and spend their time and their money in The Village,” Main Street Grosse Pointe Executive Director Cindy Willcock said.

During a meeting Oct. 16, Grosse Pointe City Councilman Christopher Walsh called the program “super” and made a motion to approve the waiver of parking fees in the lots. The motion passed unanimously.

Free parking in Village lots will be offered Nov. 25 and 26, Dec. 2 and 3, Dec. 9 and 10, Dec. 16 and 17, and Dec. 23 and 24. In addition, visitors can park in the lots at no cost on the Friday after Thanksgiving, Nov. 24, which is also the day of the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce’s Grosse Pointe Santa Claus Parade, which traditionally starts on the Hill in Grosse Pointe Farms and ends in The Village. Free parking on the day after Thanksgiving — aka Black Friday — was added last year.

Officials say the final cost to the City in lost parking revenue is estimated at about $5,000. Main Street Grosse Pointe provides its half of the revenue —$5,000 — as part of its marketing budget.

BY K. MICHELLE MORAN kmoran@candgnews.com

PARK — Take a trip on the high seas aboard the S.S. American when Grosse Pointe Theatre stages the Cole Porter and P.G. Wodehouse musical “Anything Goes” from Nov. 10 to 19 at Pierce Middle School in Grosse Pointe Park.

The classic musical follows evangelistturned-nightclub-singer Reno Sweeney — played by Danielle Caralis, of Grosse Pointe Park — as she traverses the Atlantic Ocean from New York to London. Her friend, Billy Crocker — played by Mario Simone, of Rochester — is a stowaway trying to win back his girlfriend, Hope Harcourt — played by Sarah Noble, of Berkley — before she weds the wealthy Lord Everlyn

Oakleigh — played by Tim Reinman, of Grosse Pointe Farms. Adding to the witty chaos is the presence onboard of notorious criminal Moonface Martin and his sidekick, Erma, played by Nick Marinello, of Mount Clemens, and Kaela Green, of Royal Oak, respectively.

“The story is light and frothy and fun,” said Marinello, whose character is Public Enemy No. 13. “You kind of find yourself floating.”

The show is directed by Don Bischoff, of Clinton Township. GPT is staging the most recent revision of “Anything Goes,” from a 2022 script that has eliminated the racial and ethnic slurs that marred the original version, which dates to 1934. “Anything Goes” has been revised several times since 1934, with the 2022 version being the most recent.

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Grosse Pointe Theatre’s performers in “Anything Goes” include GPT newcomers and veterans who’ll entertain audiences with stellar singing, tap dancing and comic timing.

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At press time, Doheny was out on bond with conditions including a 10 p.m. curfew, wearing a GPS tether and abstaining from the use of alcohol, marijuana and illegal drugs.

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Ihrie said that was correct. Doheny responded, “Yes, your honor,” when asked whether he was freely and voluntarily waiving his right to have the exam within 21 days of his arraignment, which took place Oct. 9.

“The reason for the adjournment is so that the prosecution and the defense can have an opportunity to speak with one another on various issues,” Ihrie told Metry.

After determining that Kehoe and Ihrie are handling other cases in the coming weeks, Metry set the new date for the preliminary exam for 1 p.m. Dec. 13.

“It’s a little further out than I’d like to go, but it’s fine,” Metry said.

It wasn’t clear at press time whether a plea deal might be hammered out in this case before the preliminary exam is held.

“If the parties are not in any type of agreement regarding the end of this case, we will proceed to the exam (Dec. 13) as a date certain,” Metry said.

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“I love the music,” said Bischoff, who called the show “very comical.”

Bischoff made his GPT debut the last time GPT staged this show 23 years ago, when he played Billy. This is also the fifth production of “Anything Goes” that he’s done, having performed in productions at Macomb County Community College and GPT, and having directed the show at Grosse Pointe North High School and for the Birmingham Players.

Caralis played Reno in Bischoff ’s “Anything Goes” production for Birmingham Players, and he’s happy to have her in his cast again.

“No one can belt like Danielle,” Bischoff said.

Caralis is equally thrilled to again be tapping in Reno’s shoes.

“I love Reno,” Caralis said in an email interview. “I would play her 8 times a week, if I could. She is charismatic, clever, persuasive, and extremely confident — all things I strive to be myself. And my version of her tap dances up a storm!”

Simone — who dons disguises to conceal his identity on the ship — pretends to be different people, from an elderly woman to a Southern sailor to an English aristocrat.

It gives him an opportunity to use a range of different “silly voices,” a skill he developed growing up that he rarely gets to use now.

“It’s a wonderful show,” Simone said. “I hadn’t seen it staged before. More than anything, I enjoyed the character of Billy. I love all the comedic acting, and I love to sing.”

Green, another of the cast’s standout vocalists, is enjoying playing a bombshell, which is a new type of role for her.

“Cole Porter’s music is really fun to listen to,” Green said. “It’s set on a cruise ship

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“We’re looking forward to a robust holiday season in The Village,” Mayor Sheila Tomkowiak said.

“So are we,” Willcock replied.

Free weekend parking doesn’t apply to The Village parking structure — although parking in the structure is free on Sundays,

to London. I feel like I’m on vacation. …

I feel anyone who comes will leave feeling refreshed.”

The ornate, self-contained ship set contains a number of Art Deco period details that help to set the 1930s scene.

The cast also includes Theresa Selvaggio, of Grosse Pointe Farms; Eddie Tujaka, of Grosse Pointe Farms; Charlie Rinderknecht, of Grosse Pointe Woods; and Bob Montgomery, of Grosse Pointe Farms.

The ensemble consists of Audrey Brennan, of Grosse Pointe Woods; Alison Grojean, of St. Clair Shores; Catherine Pearson, of Troy; Ashley Trefney, of Detroit; Heather Yeaw, of Dearborn; Keith Rikli, of Belleville; Ryan Quinn, of Clawson; Zak Shugart, of Chesterfield Township; Kyle Weatherbee, of Grosse Pointe Woods; Brett Wotherspoon, of Roseville; Dante Bufalini, of St. Clair Shores; Stephanie Capps, of Warren; Jillian Evennou, of St. Clair Shores; Kristina Kamm Mardlin, of Warren; Cara Motzkus, of Grosse Pointe Park; and Kaila Szafranski, of Utica.

The cast and crew say this familyfriendly musical, with show-stopping choreography and songs like “I Get a Kick Out of You” and the title track, make for a lighthearted night out.

“You’re going to want to set sail with ‘Anything Goes’!” Caralis said. “You’ll be a part of the spectacle; singing along with classic Cole Porter songs, tip tapping your feet along with us, and laughing from beginning to end! Don’t miss it!”

Tickets to “Anything Goes” cost $35 and can be purchased at the door or in advance by visiting gpt.org or calling GPT at (313) 881-4004. Pierce Middle School is located at 15430 Kercheval Ave. in Grosse Pointe Park.

Call Staff Writer K. Michelle Moran at (586) 498-1047. and shoppers can get three hours of free parking with validation by Trader Joe’s or one hour of free parking with validation from Pet Supplies Plus Mondays through Saturdays. Free parking also doesn’t apply to on-street parking spots. For more information about special events and holiday parking, visit The Village’s Facebook page at The Village, Downtown Grosse Pointe.

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From left, Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety Director James Bostock presents officers Korrine Farmer and Esho Matty, and Lt. Colin Connaire, with an award during a Sept. 11 Park City Council meeting.

BY K. MICHELLE MORAN kmoran@candgnews.com

PARK — The Grosse Pointe Park City Council this fall recognized some of the best work done by the people who don the Park Public Safety Department uniform.

“Today, we have the honor of recognizing your Public Safety Department for the outstanding service they give day in and day out,” Public Safety Director James Bostock told the Park City Council before handing out awards to officers during a Sept. 11 City Council meeting.

Officer Brady Baetens was presented with a department commendation for his work to track a stolen vehicle on Jan. 23, 2023. The vehicle had been unlocked and running when it was stolen from in front of an address in the 15000 block of Mack Avenue, and the vehicle contained the victim’s cellphone along with thousands of dollars’ worth of work tools. Working with the victim, Bostock said, Baetens was able to track the vehicle to a spot on Detroit’s east side, where it was parked behind an abandoned home. The victim not only got his vehicle back, but also his work equipment.

“The commitment and professionalism shown by PSO Baetens is a true reflection of the type of work performed each and every day that we have come to expect here at Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety,” Bostock said.

Baetens, Lt. Terry Hays, Detective Paul Pionk and Detective Ryan Willmer were all

honored with a department unit commendation for resolving a rash of vandalism acts by a group of youths who used a BB gun to shoot out the windows of an estimated 40 vehicles in the city on three nights in April 2023. Baetens located the suspects in their vehicle on the third night of their spree.

“Baetens’ keen police IQ led to the arrest of the three suspects, as well as the confiscation of two BB guns used in the attacks,” Bostock said. “This was just another example of PSO Baetens’ tenacity that is such an asset to our department.”

Bostock said Hays got full confessions from the suspects after they were brought in.

“Lt. Hays’ leadership abilities were clearly displayed in the thoroughness of the reports completed by himself and the members of his shift,” Bostock said.

Because the suspects were juveniles who had committed acts of vandalism, some law enforcement officials worried they might not face any serious consequences for their actions. However, Pionk and Willmer prepared the digital and other evidence to submit to prosecutors, leading to the suspects facing 10 to 20 counts of malicious destruction of property. Bostock praised Willmer for working “tirelessly” and being “thorough (and) efficient,” while he said Pionk’s “work ethic and attention to detail were essential in putting together this case and as a result, the members of our community received the top shelf service we are accustomed to.”

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STUDENTS TO STAGE HISTORICAL DRAMA The University Liggett School Players will be performing the historical drama “Radium Girls” at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 9-11 and at 2 p.m. Nov. 12 in the school auditorium, located at 1045 Cook Road in Grosse Pointe Woods. The play looks at the true story of young women in the early 20th century who were hired to paint watch dials with radium, not knowing they were risking their lives and health by doing this. The women fought powerful corporations once they discovered the truth.

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VETERANS INVITED The War Memorial, 32 Lake Shore Road in Grosse Pointe Farms,

will once again host a Veterans Day breakfast. Doors will open at 8:15 a.m. Nov. 10, and the program will start at 9 a.m. The breakfast is free to veterans, who can bring one guest apiece at a cost of $15 for the guest.

This year’s keynote speaker is Army Brig. Gen. Michael Lalor, commanding general of United States Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command in Warren. The program also will include music and cards made for the veterans by local students. Tickets were still available at press time. For tickets or more information, visit the Events page on The War Memorial’s home page — warmemorial.org — then click on the Veterans Day tab, or call (313) 881-7511.

LET THE SUNSHINE IN

The League of Women Voters Grosse Pointe, in conjunction with the League of Women Voters Detroit, will present the program, “From Darkness to Light: How Michigan’s ‘Sunshine Laws’ Impact Your Civil Liberties,” from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The War Memorial, 32 Lake Shore Road in Grosse Pointe Farms. Attendees will learn what public records are available to them and how they can obtain them, what to do if they believe a public body such as a city council or school board has violated the Open Meetings Act, how to write a Freedom of Information Act request and more.

Admission is free, but attendees are asked to register and submit their questions in advance.

To register and submit questions, visit SunshineLaws.eventbrite.com.

Helm introduces giving tree for seniors

The Helm at the Boll Life Center, 158 Ridge Road in Grosse Pointe Farms, will have a giving tree on display through Nov. 30 with tags identifying things that local seniors need, such as grocery store gift cards, sleepwear, stamps or a blanket. Donors can select a tag from the tree. New, unwrapped gifts and gift cards need to be delivered to The Helm by Dec. 8. Cash donations will also be accepted.

Volunteers will also be needed to wrap and deliver gifts, with wrapping Dec. 13 and delivery Dec. 13-20. For more information, contact Heidi Uhlig-Johnstone at (313) 649-2107.

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Warm up with seasonal dishes

The Helm at the Boll Life Center, 158 Ridge Road in Grosse Pointe Farms, will offer a free cooking demonstration by chef Rhoda St. Luce from 11 a.m. to noon Nov. 13. St. Luce will show participants how to prepare some of her favorite chili and soup recipes, as well as a surprise dessert. Tasting samples will be provided. Reservations are needed and can be made by visiting helmlife.org or calling (313) 882-9600.

Curator appointed

Leslie Wagner, Ph.D. — who has served as president of the Grosse Pointe Historical Society for the last 2 1/2 years — has now been named the curator of the Provencal-Weir House, which dates to 1823 and is the oldest remaining home in the Grosse Pointes.

The GPHS opens the doors of the ProvencalWeir House to visitors on Saturdays between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Leslie Wagner Wagner lives in the second-oldest remaining residence in the Pointes, the Cadieux-Wagner Farmhouse, which was constructed in 1850 by French settlers. Wagner’s appointment was made Sept. 27.

Hear works by Mozart Chamber Music Detroit will present the Aeolus Quartet & Friends playing rarely

heard works by Mozart during a series of concerts Nov. 9-11 in metro Detroit, including one at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 10 at Grosse Pointe South High School, 11 Grosse Pointe Blvd. in Grosse Pointe Farms. For tickets or more information, visit chambermusicdetroit.org.

The Fine Arts Society of Detroit will present “A Family Christmas — Ain’t No Vacation,” an adaptation of “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation,” at 8 p.m. Nov. 17-18 and 2 p.m. Nov. 19 at Players Theatre, 3321 E. Jefferson Ave. in Detroit.

Tickets cost $30 per person and seating will be at cabaret tables. Attendees can bring their own food and beverages. Free, secure parking is available at the Kirlin lot next to the theater. Tickets must be purchased in advance. For tickets or more information, contact Sue Owens at (313) 969-1189 or gregowens@aol.com.

ATHLETES INDUCTED

University Liggett School in Grosse Pointe Woods recently inducted, from left, Class of 2002 member Mags Dillon, Class of 1998 member Kevin Espy, Class of 1997 member Abby Tompkins Johannson, Grosse Pointe University School Class of 1968 member Bruce Barit and Grosse Pointe University School Class of 1966 member Tom Gage into the ULS Athletic Hall of Fame. Grosse Pointe University School was one of several predecessors of ULS. The Hall of Fame recognizes the accomplishments of some of the school’s top athletes.

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Grosse Pointe Public School System Deputy Superintendent of Educational Services Roy Bishop Jr. — pictured with his wife, Latoya Bishop — was among the recipients this fall of a Leadership in Education award.

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DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT RECEIVES STATEWIDE HONOR

BY K. MICHELLE MORAN kmoran@candgnews.com

GROSSE POINTES/DETROIT — One of the Grosse Pointe Public School System’s top administrators has been recognized as an exceptional education official in the state.

Deputy Superintendent of Educational Services Roy Bishop Jr. was one of about 20 educators from across Michigan to receive a Leadership in Education award during the African American Leadership Awards ceremony Oct. 1 at the Detroit Institute of Arts.

“I’m definitely honored,” Bishop said by phone. “It’s a humbling experience.”

He said the ceremony was attended by state and federal leaders, including U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar, D-Detroit, and state Rep. Joe Tate, D-Detroit. Tate is also Michigan’s first Black Speaker of the House.

Bishop’s award was acknowledged at an Oct. 10 meeting of the Grosse Pointe Board of Education at Brownell Middle School in Grosse Pointe Farms.

“I am very proud of Dr. Bishop,” interim Superintendent Christian Fenton said by email. “He is a great asset to our school system and to the greater Detroit community.

He is a wonderful role model, and example to not only the African-American community, but all those in leadership roles. I count it a privilege to call him a colleague and friend.

He has worked his way up through the roles of teacher, principal, central administrator and someday soon, I am sure he will be the superintendent of schools somewhere in our community. This is a well-deserved award.”

Bishop has been with the GPPSS for

more than seven years, starting out as principal of Mason Elementary School in fall 2016. Before coming to GPPSS, he spent nine years with Birmingham Public Schools, where he was an elementary classroom teacher, districtwide curriculum facilitator and assistant principal at elementary and middle schools.

Bishop earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in elementary education from Eastern Michigan University and a Master of Arts degree in curriculum and instruction from Marygrove College. He holds an education specialist degree in leadership and a doctorate in education from Oakland University.

This marked the 10th annual African American Leadership Awards ceremony. The awards sprang from an idea former Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence had in 2014 to bring together African American elected, business and community leaders. According to the African American Leadership Awards website, each award “recognizes and salutes public servants, business leaders, and community leaders for their contributions to the African American community locally, regionally and statewide.”

Bishop attended the awards ceremony with his wife, Latoya Bishop, and their three children: daughters London, 13, and Leighton, 11, and son Roy Jr., 9. The family lives in Grosse Pointe Woods; Latoya Bishop also works for the city.

“I have to thank my family for being in my corner,” Bishop said. “I think of all the individuals who have come before me and supported me along the way.”

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METRO DETROIT — Women are having an increased presence in the business world, according to recent statistics. Troy’s Walsh College calculates that women are more prevalent than men this semester, with over 53% of the student body being women.

“We are seeing an increase of women in technology, and we want to encourage that,” said Suzy Siegle, the president of Walsh College.

According to Siegle, the majority of female students are going into the fields of accounting, marketing and management. Oakland University said they are seeing an increase in women enrolling in the areas of accounting, human resource management and operations management.

“I would say in the areas of marketing, definitely in management, in the MBA (Master of Business Administration) we are seeing a lot of women business folks who are interested in that,” Siegle said, “We have a great doctoral program in business administration program, and I’ve been impressed when we’ve had the doctoral residencies on our campus. … I’ve been impressed with the strong women leaders who have been enrolling in that program to take their careers to their next level. And a lot of them see opportunities in business coaching and consulting, really taking their careers advancing through that.”

“When I was in business school back in the 1990s pursuing an MBA, fewer than 10% of my class were women,” said Toni M. Somers, the associate dean and a professor of management and information systems at the Wayne State University Mike Ilitch School of Business. “Today, in our business school, at least 50% are women. This parallels nationally the rise of women

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in executive positions and on boards of directors of both Michigan and U.S. corporations. While traditionally there have been fewer women than men in analytics, finance and technology studies, presence is growing in these fields as well.”

Jacqueline M. Stavros, a professor of the College of Business and IT at Lawrence Technological University, said the school can prepare women to pursue a wide range of career paths, such as accounting, finance, marketing, analytics, project management, general manager-types of positions, human resource positions, operations management, supply chain management, information technology, and even start a business.

“I think we need to do more to recruit women into our programs,” said Stavros.

Siegle said Walsh College does have a variety of ways in which it encourages women to go into the business industry. She said they have scholarship opportunities for women going into an emerging field, as well as opportunities through the school’s career services, such as “Lunch and Learn,” where female executives come and present to the

students.

“There’s been a lot of great examples in our career fairs where we’ve seen amazing female leaders present,” Siegle said. “So they’re seeing great women in leadership.”

The school also offers flexible programs. Siegle said this enables women, as well as men, to balance school, work, family and other obligations. She said that studies have shown that, especially for women in the workforce who do balance many different obligations, that flexible scheduling is very important to them. She said that the school offers instruction in a variety of ways, including in person, online and a hybrid format.

“That flexibility has been very important for our students so that they don’t have to compromise the quality they deserve for the flexibility they need,” said Siegle.

Tiffany LeDonne-Smith, a graduate of Oakland University and an advisor for the OU business program, founded a mentoring program for women in business. She said she noticed when she started working at the university in 2017 that there were many female students in the business program, but no support services for them specifically. After getting some feedback, LeDonne-Smith was able to determine that the students

“overwhelmingly” wanted and needed both a student organization for women in business and a mentoring program.

In fall 2018, some students founded the student organization Women in Business, which is now one of the largest and most active student organizations in business on the campus today, according to LeDonne-Smith. It offers programming on topics such as women in leadership, women in various business fields, sexual harassment in the work place, etc., and brings in guest speakers and alumni.

In January 2019 LeDonne-Smith launched the Women’s Leadership and Mentor Program, which pairs female undergraduate students with an alumna businesswoman to mentor them for a year.

“That program has really been phenomenal, because each student who is in the program is connected with someone who obviously works in the profession. …

That’s been really great for our students,” said LeDonne-Smith. “The program has just been great for students to have a professional connection, because they might not have someone in their personal life who works in that industry and I also think it’s just beneficial to have … women helping women through navigating that college to

career transition.”

Siegle said Walsh College has a proud history of educating women and in shaping the college in the institution it is today. She boasted that the school’s faculty and administrative staff is at least 50% women.

“I look at business as a way to have contribution and impact in the world, and I think that as business has grown and become more global and more technologically savvy it’s more accessible and inclusive,” said Siegle. “I’ve always seen women be very successful in business … but there’s such an incredible power that we have to make an impact in the world and to change and to be in contribution for that, and I think there’s a heart and soul for that. So, I think it’s a beautiful thing when you see a woman saying, ‘Well, I stepped in to fill a need in business.’ … So I think there’s problems that we see in the world that we want to help solve that maybe our unique and inclusive perspective can bring.”

She said women can add a “rich” dimension to leadership roles. Women can make contributions, lead teams and making an impact in a way that brings great empathy, generosity and understanding, Siegle said. According to Siegle, companies that See WOMEN on page 14A

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Siegle said they are striving to get more women to take positions in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, and Walsh is seeing an uptick in the number of women in STEM as they are growing their programs in cybersecurity and machine learning. Siegle said they are also looking to increase the number of women in entrepreneurship.

Women contribute substantially to entrepreneurship in the United States, according to the National Women’s Business Council. According to the council’s 2022

annual report, the number of womenowned businesses increased significantly in recent years. In 2019 there were 5.7 million employer businesses where women accounted for 1.2 million or 20.9% of those businesses, according to the NWBC report.

“You pick up Entrepreneur Magazine and you see Sarah Blakely, and you see other celebrities who have started companies, and you think, ‘Wow, that’s so cool to see that they saw a need in the world that wasn’t being field and they brought a unique perspective,’” said Siegle.

Walsh College is also looking at partnering with companies that have grant opportunities for minority- or women-owned businesses.

Siegle said that she recently gave a presentation to the society of human resources

professionals and noted that there were more women than men there. She said it was probably about 70% women.

“There’s a creativity and an innovation that women have because of the experiences they’ve had that anybody from a different population would bring. So it’s really nice to see women saying, ‘Hey, maybe there’s a better way to try this,’ or ‘Have you thought about it from this angle?’ and that brings such rich diversity of creativity, and I also think with jobs being so accessible to commuting and to hybrid work it’s probably opened up a lot of things that may have been limitations before,” said Siegle.

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ridge, who started his career as a newspaper reporter — following in the footsteps of his father, a Detroit newspaper editor — had become an attorney and started to practice law in 1980. He said he was separately approached by late former Grosse Pointe City Councilman Peter Waldmeir — a fellow attorney — and late former City Mayor John “Jack” King about applying to fill the vacancy left by Kazul’s departure. Both told Ethridge he’d be a “great candidate” for the judgeship.

“It was not anything I sought — it sought me,” Ethridge said of applying to serve the remainder of Kazul’s term, about a year. After that, Ethridge — who has lived in Grosse Pointe City for more than 40 years — ran for reelection.

“In your career (as an attorney), it’s a defining moment to be a judge,” Ethridge said. “Your only (duty) is to try to do the right thing and do it correctly and try to be fair to everyone. As a judge, you’re all about the integrity of the process, not necessarily who wins or loses.”

The municipal court of 1998 is a far cry from the municipal court of today.

“Things have really changed,” Ethridge said. “We (formerly) had a cash box to take your fines and costs … like we were running a garage sale.”

The court has had to adapt to new LEFT technology, fromCHEST: computerized records to Zoom hearings, Ethridge said.

“It’s become a much more sophisticated process,” Ethridge said. “And the level of professionalism is just as (high) with small

courts as it is with big courts. It’s much higher profile … (and) the cases that we handle are much more sophisticated. It’s a real different court than the sleepy, small court it was when I started.”

All state courts also now have to report quarterly to the State Court Administrative Office.

“Really, back then (when I started), nobody was keeping an eye on municipal courts,” Ethridge recalled. “I think it’s all, frankly, much better.”

The five Grosse Pointes are the only cities in Michigan that still have municipal courts. Other communities have switched to having district courts.

One of the distinctions of being a municipal court judge is that the courts are considered part-time and the judges can continue their regular legal practice. Ethridge maintained his own practice until 2021.

However, the “part-time” label is a bit of a misnomer. Ethridge needed to be available to sign arrest and other time-sensitive warrants around the clock, as well as to oversee arraignments within 48 hours of a suspect’s arrest.

“It might be a part-time court, but it’s close to a full-time job,” Ethridge said.

He recalled how City public safety officers would sometimes come to his home at 2 a.m. to get a warrant to have a motorist’s blood drawn after the driver was pulled over for operating while intoxicated and refused to take a breath test. Ethridge said he’d be “sitting at the kitchen table in my bathrobe” while filling out the paperwork.

“Now, we do it by email,” Ethridge said. “I have done search warrants from all over the world — including (while) on a sailboat awaiting transit through the Pana-

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His wife, an obstetrician, also frequently got calls in the middle of the night when a patient went into labor, so both understood the unusual schedule they had.

Technology has changed some of the ways police fight crime. Because crimes like credit card fraud and stalking often involve the use of smartphones or computers, Ethridge said he now finds himself approving search warrants aimed at data providers like AT&T and Verizon. Social media posts also often figure in cases.

“A lot of times people take photos of the bad stuff that they do,” Ethridge said.

Law enforcement and city officials alike said Ethridge was always someone who could be counted on.

During an Oct. 16 Grosse Pointe City Council meeting, Mayor Sheila Tomkowiak read and presented Ethridge with a proclamation acknowledging his “outstanding service.” The proclamation notes that Ethridge’s cases “are adjudicated in a timely manner within the confines of Michigan Court Rules, surpassing other courts in neighboring areas.” It also reads, in part, that Ethridge “upholds the highest of standards for public servants. His knowledge, work ethic and proficiency in managing a docket are a model for others to emulate. He inspires others to work for the greater good of the community.”

City leaders expressed their gratitude to Ethridge.

City Councilwoman Maureen Juip said she wanted to thank him “for his years of dedicated service.”

“He was an excellent judge for the City for years,” Juip continued.

In 25 years, Ethridge never missed a

court date — until now. His last date presiding over the court was supposed to be Nov. 9, but Ethridge and his wife will still be on vacation in Egypt that day. Grosse Pointe Farms Municipal Court Judge Charles “Chip” Berschback will be on the bench instead.

As a result, Ethridge’s actual last court date was Oct. 26. After legal activity had wrapped up for the day, he said his court staff surprised him with a party attended by court personnel from all of the Pointes, as well as current and former Grosse Pointe City law enforcement personnel, attorneys and others.

“It’s been fun,” Ethridge said. “We’ve got a really great court staff.”

Ethridge and his wife have three adult children. Their middle child is expecting her first child by the end of February 2024, which will be their first grandchild. The couple is looking forward to spending time with their new grandchild after Ethridge’s wife retires in March 2024.

Ethridge said he plans to continue serving as a visiting judge at courts around metro Detroit — something he’s already been doing. In retirement, he hopes to spend more time playing the guitar — something he’s done his whole life — as well as playing more golf and traveling. In the last 18 months alone, Ethridge and his wife have been to Iceland, France, Turkey and the Galapagos Islands, to name a few of their international journeys. But he’s not moving.

“I’m certainly not leaving Grosse Pointe,” Ethridge said. “We love it here. … I got to be a judge in a community that gave me a great life and a great place to raise kids.”

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CITY — Police are investigating after an unknown suspect is said to have stolen an estimated $95 worth of soap products from The Village CVS store at around 3:30 p.m.

Nov. 2. Anyone with more information can call (313) 886-3200.

Armed man reported at park

PARK — Police were called to Patterson Park at around 4:20 p.m. Oct. 28 after a man was said to have been seen in the parking lot with a handgun. When officers got there, they said they found the suspect alone in his vehicle with the gun.

According to a report, the man was intoxicated. Police said they arrested the man — a 67-year-old from Grosse Pointe Park — and secured his weapon without incident.

The suspect could be facing a charge of possession of a firearm while intoxicated, police said.

Crypto crime under investigation

CITY — A Grosse Pointe City woman filed a report with police Oct. 31 after logging into what she thought was her crypto currency account, only to get scammed out of what police said was $239,000 worth of crypto currency. Police said their investigation into this fraud case was ongoing at press time.

Juveniles arrested for various vehicle-related crimes

CITY — The Grosse Pointe City Public Safety Department assisted its colleagues in Grosse Pointe Farms by helping to set up a perimeter in the area of Chalfonte Avenue and Fisher Road at 5:30 a.m. Nov. 5 as Farms officers chased four juveniles said to be wanted for vehicle theft, possession of a stolen motor vehicle and larceny from auto.

A report states that all four suspects were taken into custody.

Vehicle with medical equipment stolen

WOODS — An unknown suspect is said to have stolen a doctor’s vehicle while it was parked in the north lot of Ascension St. John Hospital between the hours of 6:15 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. Oct. 20. Besides the vehicle, the suspect got away with the victim’s wallet and an estimated $40,000 worth of

equipment used for surgeries, according to a police report. Anyone with more information can call (313) 343-2400.

Stolen vehicle damaged in accident

PARK — At around 3:15 a.m. Nov. 5, surveillance footage captured three unknown suspects stealing a locked 2019 Kia Soul from the 1400 block of Balfour Road.

Although police did recover the vehicle, it was after the suspects are said to have been involved in a rollover crash with it in Detroit. The suspects are said to have fled the scene and were still at large at press time.

Anyone with more information can call (313) 822-7400.

Vehicle theft attempted

CITY — Sometime between the hours of 5 p.m. Oct. 27 and 4:40 p.m. Nov. 1, an unknown suspect is said to have tried to steal a 2020 Hyundai while it was parked in the 500 block of St. Clair Avenue. Police said a rear window was smashed and the ignition had been tampered with, but nothing appeared to have been taken from inside the vehicle. Anyone with more information can call (313) 886-3200.

Larcenies from vehicles reported

WOODS — While it wasn’t known at press time whether the incidents were connected, several residents reported items had been stolen from their vehicles within roughly the same period, between Nov. 4 and 5.

A resident in the 500 block of Renaud Road reported that his wallet was stolen from his unlocked vehicle while it was parked in his driveway.

Between the night of Nov. 4 and the morning of Nov. 5, a resident in the 1000 block of Torrey Road told police that someone had entered his unlocked vehicle while it was parked in the driveway and stole a pair of Oakley sunglasses and a medical card.

Similarly, during the overnight hours of Nov. 4, a resident in the 500 block of S. Rosedale Court reported that his unlocked vehicle had been rummaged through while it was parked in the driveway, and a wallet and large number of keys that the victim uses for his rental properties were stolen.

Anyone with more information about any of these incidents can call (313) 3432400.

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unknown suspect is said to have entered an unlocked 2024 Ford Edge while it was parked in the 200 block of Rivard Boulevard. Police said the suspect rummaged through the interior, but nothing of value appeared to be missing. Anyone with more information can call (313) 886-3200.

Multiple larcenies from auto under investigation

PARK — Police are investigating after several larcenies from auto were reported recently. Cards belonging to a resident in the 1000 block of Audubon Road were found scattered on the street, leading to the discovery that an unknown suspect entered an unlocked vehicle in that location between the hours of 10 p.m. Oct. 27 and 9:55 a.m.

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A passport and Social Security card were stolen from a vehicle while it was parked, unlocked, in the rear alley of a home in the 1400 block of Lakepointe Street between the hours of 10:45 p.m. Oct. 29 and 8:04 a.m.

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A men’s wallet containing cash, identification and credit cards was removed from an unlocked vehicle while it was parked in a driveway in the 500 block of Lakepointe Street between the hours of 10 p.m. Oct. 30 and 8:15 a.m. Oct. 31.

A wallet and passport were stolen from a vehicle while it was parked, unlocked, in a driveway in the 700 block of Westchester Road between the hours of 9:30 p.m. Oct. 30 and 7:45 a.m. Oct. 31.

Change was taken from an unlocked vehicle parked in a driveway in the 900 block of Lakepointe Street between the hours of 11 p.m. Nov. 3 and 10:30 a.m. Nov. 4.

Anyone with more information about any of these incidents can call (313) 8227400.

Scam suspect spoofs DTE phone number

WOODS — A Grosse Pointe Woods couple contacted police Nov. 2 after they were conned out of almost $500 in a utility bill scam.

According to a police report, the couple received a call from a real DTE Energy phone number — scammers can make it appear that the call is coming from an authentic number, which is called “spoofing” — and the caller told the victims that they

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had an outstanding balance for service to their home that, if not paid immediately, would lead to their power being turned off in 10 minutes.

While the victims believed their bills had all been paid, they followed the suspect’s instructions to pay the alleged outstanding balance at a CVS store. Once the victims paid nearly $500 to the first caller, they were transferred to a second suspect, who told them they needed to pay an additional $300.

The victims began to suspect they were being duped, which is when they contacted police.

CITY — An unknown suspect stole an unlocked gray Giant 21-speed bike from a bike rack in the 17000 block of Kercheval Avenue, according to a police report filed at 4 p.m. Nov. 3. Anyone with more information can call (313) 886-3200.

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CITY — Police are looking for the person who damaged Christmas lights on the front of a business in the 16000 block of Kercheval Avenue between the hours of 6 p.m. Nov. 2 and 9 a.m. Nov. 3. Anyone with more information can call (313) 886-3200.

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SHORES — Officers were called to the area of Greenbriar Lane and Shelden Road at 6:57 a.m. Oct. 22 after two drivers were in a crash. A 25-year-old Clinton Township man said he had been in the left lane and was changing into the right lane when his vehicle sideswiped a vehicle driven by a 28-year-old St. Clair Shores woman. Neither driver was injured, and police said the vehicular damage “was minor,” so both drivers were able to drive away from the scene in their own vehicles. Police issued the male driver a citation for improper lane use.

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given to Sgt. Robert Ruggero, Lt. Colin Connaire and officers Korrine Farmer and Esho Matty, as well as Grosse Pointe Farms officer Michael Ryan, for their work stopping a group of suspects who had been committing larcenies from vehicles in the summer of 2023.

Bostock said Farmer saw the suspects — four young men — in the act and advised dispatch before confronting them, at which point they split into two pairs and fled on foot. Connaire and Ruggero established a perimeter with help from officers in Grosse Pointe City. Matty assisted with the search, while Ryan brought his department’s drone,

which located a heat signature in a backyard, where Matty scaled a 7-foot-tall fence and arrested the suspect, who had been hiding in dense weeds. Doubling back, Bostock said officers found stolen cash and other items that had been discarded along the way.

“This arrest was a direct result of interagency cooperation, tireless vigilance, technological innovation and functional physical fitness,” Bostock said.

When a widowed senior found herself being abused physically, mentally and emotionally by an acquaintance who took over her home and is said to have stolen about $20,000 from her, ordinance officer Olga Merametdjian became her advocate. Bostock said Merametdjian went to the victim’s home multiple times to clean and take out trash, lent a sympathetic ear to the victim

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Chamber Music Detroit: Aeolus Quartet & Friends play Mozart, 7:30 p.m., Grosse Pointe South High School, 11 Grosse Pointe Blvd. in Grosse Pointe Farms, chambermusicdetroit.org/season80 Craft show: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Fr. James Bjorum Activity Center at St. Germaine Catholic School, 28301 Little Mack Ave. in St. Clair Shores, www.facebook.com/ stgermaineschool Herb & Holly Boutique: 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., The Helm at the Boll Life Center, 158 Ridge Road in Grosse Pointe Farms, hsagrossepointeunit.org

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Holiday Music Around the World: Performed by Grosse Pointe Community Chorus, 3 p.m., St. Clare of Montefalco Church, Mack and Whittier in Grosse Pointe Park, grossepointecommunitychorus.org Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra: Holiday concert, 3 p.m., Our Lady Star of the Sea, 467 Fairford in Grosse Pointe Woods, gpsymphony.org

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Plumbing

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248-904-5822 Lic.#8109852

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Painting

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CITY ROOFING

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Lawn Maintenance

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586-489-9226

Home Improvement

www.MotorCityPlumber.com

248-740-7643 1(800)441-0525

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586-258-6672

888.572.0928 586.585.1862

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0355-2235

Drywall

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248-890-8830

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0325-2302

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Cement

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M.D.L. Tree Service

Removals/Trimming and Stumps.

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Senior discounts & fully insured.

586-775-4404 DAVE'S

TREE & SHRUB 30%-FALL-DISCOUNT INSURED, Emergency Storm Damage, Large-Tree-Removals, Trimming, StumpGrinding, Gutters, Leaf Clean-up, Season-Firewood (stacking-wood/extra charge), Free-Estimates.

10% Senior-Discounts.

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davestreeandshrub.com

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