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My mother, in all her inimitable and free-spirited style, rarely missed an opportunity to embarrass me—arriving at school pickup in pajamas and Crocs, blaring Bette Midler on the Pontiac's radio; or walking around town in a mini-skirt and stilettos.

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On autumn Sundays, Lions fans tailgated in the stadium's parking lots or gathered in restaurants and bars in Pontiac's downtown before boarding buses for the five-minute ride to the Silverdome to cheer on such Lions greats as Dexter Bussey and Billy Sims.

As Playoff Party Starts, a City Feels Left Behind Jeff Bennett 2012

Her thumbs twitched on the Pontiac's steering wheel.

Spray-Tans in the 70s Susan Rukeyser 2011

Pontiac's police department, for instance, was disbanded in 2011 and merged with the local sheriff's office.

Michigan Takes On Its Deadly Cities Matthew Dolan 2012

Pontiac's Emergency Manager Louis Schimmel privatized city hall, hiring Mayor Leon Jukowski who had been fired by a previous emergency manager as a consultant at half his former salary.

The Center for Public Integrity: Michigan's budget crisis puts democracy on the chopping block The Center for Public Integrity 2012

● If you're more interested in the other end of Woodward, it appears most of Pontiac's assets are now for sale.

Ben Falik: We Bought a School Ben Falik 2011

There's little question as to who the "unidentified decedent" was: William G. Silbaugh, 61, the Pontiac's owner, an itinerant construction worker from east of the Chesapeake Bay with a record of sex offenses in 1997, to wit: felonious indecent contact with four teenage boys.

D.C. police try to unravel mystery of man found dead in car trunk Paul Duggan 2010

There's little question as to who the "unidentified decedent" was: William G. Silbaugh, 61, the Pontiac's owner, an itinerant construction worker from east of the Chesapeake Bay with a record of sex offenses in 1997, to wit: felonious indecent contact with four teenage boys.

The curious case of the corpse in the car trunk Paul Duggan 2010

There's little question as to who the "unidentified decedent" was: William G. Silbaugh, 61, the Pontiac's owner, an itinerant construction worker from east of the Chesapeake Bay with a record of sex offenses in 1997, to wit: felonious indecent contact with four teenage boys.

D.C. police try to unravel mystery of man found dead in car trunk Paul Duggan 2010

According to Councilman Kermit Williams, Pontiac's EFM has laid off more than 200 city employees.

Rev. Jesse Jackson: Michigan's Governor Tramples Democracy Rev. Jesse Jackson 2011