Salena Lynn Fleenor, 17, left her home in the area of 12 Mile Road and Little Mack Avenue in Roseville at 1:30 a.m. April 20, 2025. Her friends and family have not heard from Salena since her disappearance. On Wednesday morning, April 30, her mother, Christina Harcus, gave a Facebook Live update. “It is now 10 days my daughter has still been missing, and there are no leads, other than right now, the only thing that we know is the last time she was seen or alive was on Easter Day,” Harcus said. “We have no other information.” Roseville police sent out a release on April 26 asking for help finding the missing girl. It’s now been two weeks without any major developments. Salena is described as 5 feet, 7 inches tall and 140 pounds. She has blue eyes and long brown hair, and was last seen wearing an oversized black, hooded sweatshirt and gray/blue pajama pants with white print. “Salena, if you’re watching this: I am mad, but I just want to know you’re alive,” Harcus said. “That’s all I want to know. Just pick up the phone, call, anything, I don’t care. Just please -- you are extremely loved by a lot of people, and we all want to know that you’re OK.” Salena is known to spend time in the area of 13 Mile Road and Little Mack Avenue in Roseville, as well as the Walmart at 12 Mile Road and Van Dyke in Warren, police said. Anyone with information is asked to call the Roseville Police Department at 586-775-2100, or the dispatch center at 586-777-6700. “I can’t thank you all enough for reposting and keep posting and asking to bring Selena home,” Harcus said. “The little tips that are coming in -- thank you. Nothing is too small. 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Developed by Clear Profits Digital Marketing ROSEVILLE ‒ Three Roseville residents have pleaded guilty ‒ and one has already been sentenced ‒ after coordinating a couple burglaries in Blue Rock and Roseville She was sentenced to at least eight years in prison and order to pay $4,420 in restitution Her most egregious conviction was second-degree burglary but her sentencing also included counts for attempted grand theft She will have up to three years of post-release control and was given credit for 61 days served He's facing up to eight years on the burglary charge but some lesser counts could run consecutively is facing up to eight years on the burglary count Starcher and Greiner will have their sentencings at later dates All three were detained in the county jail on $500,000 bonds The Blue Rock break in goes back to February when the three decided to coordinate a night-time score noted an announcement from the Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office then Greiner and McLean came back and helped take multiple stolen items but a motion-activated security system alerted them of the activity who arrived at the scene and found a slow-moving vehicle with no license plates in front of the house The homeowner then arrived and reviewed security footage with deputies Starcher was seen entering the home and Greiner and McLean transporting items Deputies searched the vehicle and found several tools deputies received a second report for another break in at a Roseville property from the same day saying she dropped off McLean and Starcher and circled back a half hour later McLean later explained Starcher had cut open a gate and broke locks on a shipping container and shed before carrying boxes out More: Family attorneys issue response to Christian Black's cause of death Shawn Digity is a reporter for the Zanesville Times Recorder. He can be emailed at sdigity@gannett.com or found on X at @ShawnDigityZTR Citrus Heights Historical Society President Larry Fritz took attendees back to that fateful of April 28 in a presentation to the community on Thursday a small fire near the wheels of one of the boxcars caused the bombs in one car to explode starting a chain reaction that lasted more than a day Many of those in attendance had vivid recollections of the event who said he saw and felt the explosions while at a drive-in movie several miles away no one was killed in what became known as the Roseville Railyard Disaster Residents from surrounding communities packed the Community Room of Citrus Heights City Hall to listen to the presentation and share memories including members from a number of other local historical societies from Roseville Citrus Heights Mayor Jayna Karpinski-Costa was also in attendance Fritz opened the presentation with a quote from a news article that was published just before the event The article said that crews stationed at the newly completed Antelope Fire Station Six had little excitement in what was then a rural area Historical records show that Citrus Heights Fire Battalion Chief Lloyd Patterson was at the Antelope Station Six for a final inspection The station had just been completed the day before Grundy lived in a mobile home next to the station full time Grundy’s wife was then nine months pregnant Patterson and Grundy spotted smoke coming from one of the boxcars and went to investigate The first bombs exploded before they were able to get across the tracks The resulting chain reaction would last about a day and a half and leveled the small town of Antelope Resident Jeffery Flores said he was a young boy at the time The family was forced to evacuate amid the chaos of the explosions “We thought we were in a war,” Flores said “Because the Vietnam War was going on at the time Then the sound was terrible; it blew our eardrums out That wasn’t the worst of it; the scrap metal started coming down One attendee brought a large piece of shrapnel from one of the boxcars and another brought a piece of shrapnel from a bomb to the event Many of the injuries were due to broken glass as windows blew out from the blasts and my sliding glass door came in at me and then automatically went out reverse Another woman recalled the ceiling falling in while she and her family were sleeping “We had glass shreds into the wall that was above where she was sleeping,” she said The exact cause of the fire remains unclear The official incident report points to two likely causes One theory suggests the possibility of sparks from the braking wheels igniting the wood floor of a boxcar The train employed heavy braking as it traveled westbound from the Sierra Nevada mountains to Roseville Another theory raises the possibility of a stuck wheel bearing overheating Fritz was pleased with the turnout and said the next project for the Citrus Heights Historical Society is a video documentary on Ted Mitchell Mitchell’s family has owned land in Citrus Heights since 1866 The Mitchell Farms housing development along Arcadia Drive bears the family name The documentary video will be shown at the society’s next quarterly meeting on Aug in the Community Room of Citrus Heights City Hall Memories are still fresh for residents more than 50 years after military bombs bound for Vietnam exploded at a Roseville railyard, starting a chain reaction of explosions...Thanks for reading The Sentinel. 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(Click here) Our council-manager form of government combines the civic leadership of elected officials with the managerial experience of an appointed city manager Roseville is the largest city in Placer County and called home by 150,000 people We are a place where businesses small and large find success The Top 100 Brunches 2025 list from reservation service OpenTable includes Roseville's Baldamar among the selections a 264-seat steakhouse that opened in 2019 next to Rosedale Center is the sole Minnesota inclusion on the list and the only Upper Midwest restaurant outside of Chicago included The list was released in time for Mother's Day and is compiled using a combination of "diner reviews and demand metrics." Baldamar has excellent reviews on OpenTable with a 4.8/5 rating from 829 reviews.  It offers a multiple-course Sunday brunch costing $47.95 for adults and $22.95 for children and a $100-a-head "Champagner" menu that includes unlimited foods and drinks You can find its menus here. By Adam Uren is the head of Minnesota and Western Wisconsin news coverage for Bring Me The News saying he'd killed the mother of his child which features a swimming beach and splash pad in the venerable Farmers and and Mechanics Savings Bank building Building connections is at the heart of everything Park Planning & Development Manager Tara Gee does—whether she’s designing vibrant parks or playing in rhythm with her Taiko drumming group.  Tara’s journey into Taiko began when her son left for college giving her the time to pursue something she’d always been curious about is an ancient art form historically used to signal weather changes or warn of danger It’s an experience that blends physical exertion I’m focused on planning and problem-solving Taiko lets me use my brain in a completely different way It’s great for stress relief—you get to bang on a drum—and it keeps me active and energized.” our group need to be in sync,” she explains the group has built deep connections and lasting friendships Teaching Taiko has refined Tara’s skills and deepened her connection to the art form but I work hard to make it that way,” she shares Whether drumming at a church event or a local festival she loves the positive community interactions Taiko fosters Tara also values sharing Japanese culture through Taiko “It’s fun to bring people together and showcase something so dynamic and unique,” she says Taiko isn’t just a hobby—it’s a celebration of community And just like the parks she helps create; her drumming and passion for Taiko helps brings people together A fire tore through a 20,000-square-foot industrial building in Roseville Tuesday morning prompting evacuations and a shelter-in-place order that lasted nearly two hours The second-alarm fire broke out around 10:20 a.m after a caller inside the building reported a "large boom," said Roseville Fire Chief Keith Jacobs The facility is one of 13 operated by RCO Engineering Inc. a Michigan-based manufacturer serving the automotive Firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke billowing from the building and were unable to reach the seat of the fire Concerns over possible hazardous chemicals inside also forced crews to pull back "We focused on evacuations … while we continued to try to get to the seat of the fire," the fire chief said So the fire spread throughout the entire building." Officials have not said how many people were in the building at the time Surrounding businesses southeast of the fire Macomb County issued a shelter-in-place alert for residents within a half-mile southeast of the site The alert was lifted less than two hours later after air quality tests showed no immediate health risks The blaze was brought under control within three hours; the building sustained severe damage It’s currently unclear whether any chemicals inside the facility were affected by the fire; many were stored behind fire doors that may have kept them secure The shelter-in-place order was issued as a precaution and Energy was notified to monitor water runoff from the scene More: Detroit Riverfront Conservancy requests maximum prison sentence for ex-CFO Operations at other RCO Engineering facilities were not affected “We want to reassure our partners and stakeholders that there is no impact to the rest of the RCO Engineering business operations or to our customers,” the company said, in part, in a statement on social media and we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety and service.” “I believe our crews did an excellent job to contain this and protect the local businesses and the environment,” Jacobs said The cause of the fire remains under investigation Nour Rahal is a trending and breaking news reporter They were dispatched at about 6 a.m., Monday, April 21. The suspect was taken into custody just before 8 a.m. Sources report that the police department’s Special Response Team was been dispatched to a home on Macel Street, just west of the intersection of Gratiot Avenue and 14 Mile Road. Details surrounding the shooting are still emerging, and authorities are working to gather more information. The conditions of the victims has not yet been released, and police are investigating the circumstances that led to the shooting. Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker The Monmouth-Roseville Titan host the Macomb Bombers at Sunny Lane Field for Senior Day. For the replay of the WMOI radio broadcast of the game, click HERE Your access to this service has been limited If you think you have been blocked in error contact the owner of this site for assistance If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email address in the box below and click "Send" You will then receive an email that helps you regain access Wordfence is a security plugin installed on over 5 million WordPress sites The owner of this site is using Wordfence to manage access to their site You can also read the documentation to learn about Wordfence's blocking tools or visit wordfence.com to learn more about Wordfence Click here to learn more: Documentation 6 May 2025 6:35:45 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); The deadline for artists to submit proposals for a unique public art project at the upcoming Placer Valley Soccer Complex has been extended to March 7 The artwork will be located in the North Plaza and stand as an inviting photo-friendly space for community members to gather The Placer Valley Soccer Complex is set to become a key destination for sports and community activities A universally accessible playground and shaded picnic areas this complex will not only support local sports programs but also attract regional leagues and sports tourism making it a vital addition to the community We’re seeking proposals from artists for a permanent three-dimensional art installation on a 5’ 10” concrete platform prominently displaying the words “City of Roseville.” While the artwork does not have to be sports-themed it should capture the essence of Roseville and be visually striking encouraging visitors to share their experiences on social media Engage community members of all ages and backgrounds with views from all sides ideal for group or individual photos Serve as a memorable symbol of Roseville’s identity and spirit Medium: Any durable materials that can withstand weather exposure Installation timeline: August/September 2025 Artists may submit proposals by mail or email to: Any additional family members may be registered as an individual This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Krista Bernasconi’s title changed from vice mayor to mayor when she was sworn in as Roseville’s 59th mayor for a second two-year mayoral term at a special City Council meeting held on December 11 She has also served two two-year terms as Roseville’s vice mayor who won the District 5 seat in the November election who termed out after being elected to two consecutive four-year terms who finished a two-year term as Mayor on December 11 and previously served as vice mayor and Tracy Mendonsa (District 1) were sworn in for additional four-year terms as Councilmembers after being unopposed in their districts “It’s an incredible honor to serve the City of Roseville,” said Bernasconi “This community holds a special place in my heart and I look forward to continuing to serve alongside my outstanding colleagues to ensure Roseville remains a remarkable place to live and thrive.” A 2020 voter-approved amendment to the City Charter resulted in Roseville’s mayors and vice mayors being determined on a rotational basis starting in 2020 with the vice mayor in District 3 Contact and biographical information about each City Councilmember can be found here.