
Life + Culture
The Gift of Being There
The Helm Wilson Day Center Article by Kristi Sellers | Photography by The Helm For families caring for a loved one experiencing cognitive decline or dementia, some of the most meaningful gifts can be surprisingly simple: a few hours to run errands. Time for an appointment. Lunch with a friend. A chance to rest. At The Helm Wilson Day Center, those hours are paired with something equally important for the person receiving care: a place to spend the day surrounded by activity, companionship...
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Life + Culture
Being Grateful
With Father Richard Bartoszek Article by Crystal Chan-Long | Photography by City Lifestyle Magazine To some people, spirituality and faith are often considered an important part of the health and recovery process, and the role of a hospital chaplain plays an important role in bringing patients and their families a sense of comfort and relief. For this “Giving Thanks” issue of Grosse Pointe City Lifestyle Magazine, we got a chance to sit down with Father Richard Bartoszek as he tells us all...
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Life + Culture
A Fresh New Look for Morning Glory
The Iconic Farms Bakery Re-Opens with Many Additions Article by Margaret Carroll | Photography by City Lifestyle Magazine Morning Glory Coffee & Pastries has reopened with a refreshed interior, an elevated pastry program, and an expanded menu that introduces something new to both Morning Glory and the Grosse Pointe Farms area: made-to-order fresh, gourmet sandwiches to go. Pastries, cakes, muffins, and croissants remain at the heart of Morning Glory, but the bakery is entering a new chapter...
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Food + Beverage
High Pointe Burger Jointe
A Smashing Success Article by Sue Baldani | Photography by David Mattaliano When High Pointe Burger Jointe was recently voted Best New Restaurant in Wayne County by Hour Detroit Magazine, owner Jennifer Bierkle, a fifth-generation Grosse Pointer, was thrilled. It took a lot of time, dedication, and passion to make the business a success. “I had never been in the restaurant business before,” she says. “I grew up in the car business. [Her family owns a sixth-generation car dealership in...
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Food + Beverage
From Dream to Destination
Petoskey Farms Vineyard, Winery, Coffeehouse & Lavendar Farms Article by Kristi Sellers | Photography by Phillip Hutchinson & Andy Tracie Roush Some dreams arrive loudly. Others begin with a quiet conviction that life could look different. For Andy and Tracie Roush, the dream behind Petoskey Farms was never simply about opening a winery. It was about creating a place where people could slow down, reconnect and enjoy the kind of experience that had meant so much to them. At nearly 40, with...
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Style + Beauty
Stroll into Fall Fashion
Two Iconic Clothiers Celebrate the New Season in Style Article by Sue Baldani | Photography by Yorg Kerasiotis This fall, there are exciting new palettes and styles for men and women, and couples often enjoy shopping together. “It's always a beautiful thing when couples come in together,” says Carl Sterr II, founder of Carl Sterr 1922. “If you know much about the men’s clothing business, you know you’re selling to a woman nine times out of 10.” He and his staff are happy to collaborate with...
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Life + Culture
Lochmoor Club
Style, Culture and Community Article by Sue Baldani | Photography by Yorg Kerasiotis and Lochmoor Club This month, Grosse Pointe City Lifestyle magazine is partnering with the Lochmoor Club and long-time clothiers Pearl and Carl Sterr for a night of fun, food and fashion. Sip & Stride will be held on September 17 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm and will give locals a chance to get to know the club, view curated, high-end fashion, and enjoy food, beverages, and music. Founded in 1917 by a group of...
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Education
A Campus That Feels Like Home
The Adrian College Experience Article by Sue Baldani | Photography by Adrian College Marketing and PR Office With approximately 1800 students, both undergraduate and graduate, Adrian College in Michigan may be considered a smaller institution, but that doesn’t mean it’s not doing big things. In fact, U.S. News & World Report recognized Adrian as the most innovative college. “We don't just look at what's in front of students today, but we also look around the corner,” says Dr. Jeffrey...
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Life + Culture
Ford House Shoreline Restoration Project
Preserving a Treasured Landscape for Future Generations Article by Margaret Carroll | Photography by Photos provided by Ford House/Renderings by InSiteDesign Studio The Edsel & Eleanor Ford House grounds have a whole new look, thanks to an ongoing major initiative whose primary goal is to restore and protect the beloved estate’s natural shoreline and wetlands for generations to come. The Historic Core Restoration phase, which included restoring one mile of coastline (running from the front of...
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Life + Culture
Puppy Love
Choosing the Right One Article by David Mattaliano Bringing a puppy into your home is pure magic—a furry bundle of unconditional love, wet nose bumps, and boundless joy that instantly transforms your family. But that heartwarming connection also brings a beautiful, lifelong responsibility. Before falling for those puppy-dog eyes, consider your family’s unique rhythm. Do you have toddlers who need a gentler breed, or active teens ready for a running partner? Think about your lifestyle: frequent...
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