Speed Hump Signs Installed, Removed at Hartland High School, Human Body Parts Found in Sterling Heights Sewer

Here is a list of the top five most interesting stories around Brighton this week.

1. Signs with the wording at Hartland High School, then promptly taken down days later due to the slightly inappropriate - but correct - terminology, Hartland Patch reported. 

2. Fenton natives in Chicago in July, after a slight hiccup that involved a name change of their business, Fenton Patch reported.

3. An 18-year-old Northville man is accused of inviting an 11-year-old boy to his house where he , Northville Patch reported.

4. A Washtenaw County woman between 75 and 85 years old is the first Michigan death from West Nile Virus in 2012, AnnArbor.com reported. There were two Michigan deaths from the virus last year.

5. Several human body parts were found Wednesday in a sanitary sewer interceptor line in Sterling Heights by a crew working on a grouting project at 15 Mile Road, east of Maple Lane. Police are working to identify the person, The Detroit Free Press reported.