A rocking fundraiser
Published: December 12, 2024
A fundraiser was held earlier this fall to support the work of Macomb
Community Drug Courts, Inc., a nonprofit group that provides assistance
to participants enrolled in the Macomb County Circuit Court Adult Drug
Court program.
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