Week in Review: Tribute at Roeper, Hotel Speculation at Barclay Inn Site

Are you spending your Sunday catching up with last week's news? Here's 10 stories you may have missed about Birmingham this week:

: Students and staff at the Roeper Middle and Upper School campus remember Annemarie Roeper at morning tribute.

: Sean Combs, 18, was arrested in downtown Birmingham April 13 after he was found openly carrying a loaded rifle.

: Patch has everything you need to know about this weekend's parade if you're watching, participating or just trying to avoid the crowds.

: Two teens from Birmingham were caught breaking into several vehicles, while a teen trio were arrested spraying passersby with super soakers.

: A hotel development firm out of Farmington Hills has purchased the empty lot at the corner of Woodward and Maple.

: The master plan — estimated to cost the city $75,000 — would help Birmingham figure out how to implement the city's Complete Streets policies.

: To make up for the deficit, school board members are deciding whether to dip into the district's rainy day fund or take cash from the major project fund. The board will vote on the budget on June 5.

: Troy-based Weber Olcese will pay $2.05 million for the site at West Merrill and Southfield.

: More than 125 seniors from the Seaholm class of 2012 received departmental, community and school awards Thursday night.

: The women vote among three possible charity causes and choose one to receive the proceeds from the quarterly fundraising event.