The week started off with many honoring the legacy civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and  ended with a near-full moon beautifully captured by a Hartland reader. Check out what we and your neighbors have been up to. Here's a roundup of the top headlines and other curiosities from Patches throughout southeast Michigan:

• Wyandotte: Artist Brenda Oelbaum has created a stir with her storefront window display at a Wyandotte art gallery. She is attacking the dieting industry with a life-size photo of herself posing nude amid diet books.
• Rochester: Kid Rock donates $25,000 to The Rainbow Connection from ticket sales of his Ford Field birthday bash. "He's just a regular guy," charity officials from the Rochester-based organization said.
• Farmington Hills: Harrison High football coach is nominated for inaugural Don Shula NFL Coach of the Year Award. The winner will be announced at the Super Bowl, which will be held Feb. 6 in Dallas.
• Shelby-Utica: Shelby Township will be the first city in the state to start a monthly electronic recycling program for all residents.
• Dearborn: Nearly 600 people showed up to particpate in service projects at the University of Michigan-Dearborn in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• Fenton: The Fenton Winery & Brewery is bucking the trend of slumping business and is looking to expand once again.
• Trenton: Police officials are assisting in a manhunt of at least three men who allegedly opened fire on a federal witness with machine guns this month, killing him in Ecorse.
• Macomb Township: A local actor got his first major TV role, playing crooked cop in Detroit 1-8-7. The episode featuring Michael Carollo, who spends time between Macomb Township and California, aired Jan. 11.
• Ferndale: The city has lifted its ban on tattoo parlors in its downtown area. Two tattoo shops opened, including one co-owned by Detroit artist Mark Heggie. Go get inked!
• Dexter: Edward James Bruner, who taught Tae Kwon Do in Dexter Township, was arrested this week and charged with first-degree sexual assault of a minor after officers arrested him on Interstate 94 near Chelsea following calls to 911 from witnesses reporting an assault in progress.
• Northville: Police are still investigating whether a 911 call reporting a gun on the Northville High School campus was a hoax. The school was on lockdown for nearly two hours as police searched for the gun.
• Hartland: A reader captured an image of a moon just past its full phase Friday morning and shared it with us.