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City highlights public-sculpture program and honors youth cleanup volunteers
Summary
Mount Clemens commissioners heard from the Macomb Cultural and Economic Partnership about a second year of a downtown sculpture program and presented certificates to about 13–15 students who helped clean city streets this summer.
The commission received a presentation from the Macomb Cultural and Economic Partnership on the second year of a sculpture program in South Mount Clemens and recognized student volunteers who helped clean streets this summer.
Presenter Ed Bruley described the program’s first year as successful, with eight sculptures displayed under host agreements and sponsorships paid by community…
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