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The Daily Telegram

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Lenawee County high school football scoreboard for Week 12 playoff matchups

And then there were two. Hudson and Britton Deerfield are the final Lenawee County teams remaining in the high school football playoffs. The Tigers will host Springport with a Division 8 regional title on the line while Britton Deerfield faces top-ranked Mendon in the 8-player Division 2 state semifinals. Keep up to date using the Adrian Daily Telegram scoreboard for live scoring updates for both matchups. Scores, updates for Lenawee County high school football teams .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Lenawee County Week 12 high school football schedule Springportat Hudson , 7 p.m., Friday Britton Deerfield vs Mendon, 1 p.m., Saturday at Ypsilanti Lincoln High School More: Hudson, Britton Deerfield look to keep playoff runs alive in crucial Week 12 matchups Contact sports editor Quinn Richards at QRichards@usatodayco.com. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter, at @Quinn_Richa. This article originally appeared on The Daily Telegram: Lenawee County high school football scoreboard for Week 12 playoff matchups

Lenawee County, MI · 1d

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Van Buren Township Supervisor discusses data center deal

In October, the Van Buren Township Planning Commission granted final site plan approval to Project Cannoli, a massive 1-Gigawatt hyperscale data center. The facility is being developed by Panattoni Development Co., with Google as the end user, and sits on a 282-acre site north of I-94 between Haggerty and Hannan Roads.

Belleville, MI · 2d

The Blade

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Man who ambushed police pursuer gets 39 years in prison

A man who ambushed a police officer pursuing him on foot after a 100-mph car chase got 39 years in prison Friday morning from a Lucas County judge. “These police officers, literally every day, go out and risk their lives to protect the public … from people like you,” Judge Dean Mandros told Henry Goodlow, 37, in Lucas County Common Pleas Court before giving him maximum, consecutive terms for charges and specifications led by first-degree felonious assault on a police officer. None of six shots Goodlow fired toward Officer Jason Bombrys from behind a privacy fence at a South Toledo home Jan. 7 hit the officer. But Jennifer Liptack-Sutphin, chief of criminal prosecution for the Lucas County Prosecutor’s Office, said Goodlow’s claim that he fired his shots up into the air were belied by a bullet hole in the fence. “He had every intent to kill a police officer that day,” Officer Bombrys told the court during a victim statement. “... He tried to make my wife a widow and make my kids grow up without a father.” The judge’s sentence included a maximum 10 years for a repeat violent offender specification and a seven-year firearm specification that boosted the

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County Budget Adjustments Have No Net Impact

ADRIAN — Lenawee County Finance Director Dan Zamalzac presented a series of budget adjustments tied to updated state grant figures and actual expenditures. The adjustments cover the Adult Drug Treatment Court and Veterans Treatment Court, Solid Waste and Materials Management, and the Health Department. Zamalzac said the changes increase...

Lenawee County, MI · 2d

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Adrian College Announces Parking Procedures for Saturday, November 14

ADRIAN, Mich. – The Adrian College Athletic Department has announced the following parking procedures for Saturday, November 14, due to multiple events taking place across campus. A parking pass will be required to park in the Merillat Sport and Fitness parking lot for spectators attending the Adrian College football...

Adrian, MI · 1d

The Monroe News

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Jefferson, Whiteford football reach MHSAA semifinals with dramatic wins

Jefferson and Whiteford punched their tickets to the MHSAA state football semifinals. But it wasn’t easy. Both teams needed fourth-quarter dramatics to pull out wins in regional championship games on Friday, Nov. 13. The Bears and Bobcats will play in the semifinals on Saturday, Nov. 21 at times and sites to be announced next week. More: Bedford, SMCC win regionals, head to state volleyball quarterfinals Jefferson plays in Division 5 and Whiteford in Division 7. Jefferson 15, Summit Academy 12 NEWPORT – Jefferson got the ball back with less than four minutes remaining trailing 12-7. The Bears couldn’t make much ground on their first three plays of the drive and were facing a fourth-and-3 from their own 49. Quarterback Luke Beaudrie, who has battled an injured knee all season, converted the first down in a 6-yard run. He handed the ball to Drake Jones for an 11-yard gain on the next play. The rest of the drive was all Beaudrie. He carried for 8 and 3 yards before bursting up the middle for a 23-yard touchdown. Beaudrie also ran for a 2-point conversion to put his team up 15-12 with 2:27 remaining. Summit used that time to move to the

Ottawa Lake, MI · 1d

The Blade

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Driver gets 9 years for bicyclist’s hit-and-run death in Point Place

Finding “no accountability” on the part of a man who fatally struck a bicyclist and fled the scene on New Year’s Eve in Point Place, a judge sent that driver to prison Thursday for nine years. Marcus Deamicis, 74, told Judge Ken Walz in Lucas County Common Pleas Court that he did not know he had struck Timothy Haase, 44, until Sept. 10, when he and his lawyer reviewed video from the mid-afternoon crash scene on Summit Street at 131st Street. “Was that willful blindness? Was it refusal to accept what happened? It’s confounding,” Judge Walz later said before handing Deamicis a sentence two years shy of the maximum for first-degree aggravated vehicular homicide. The judge noted that investigators found no skid marks at the scene and calculated Deamicis’ speed at more than 40 mph, while witnesses estimated his speed as much higher. Deamicis, of the 4900 block of Suder Avenue, said his knee had become stuck with his foot pinned on the accelerator and he had swerved to avoid crashing into traffic stopped ahead on Summit for a red light at 131st. “I’ve never harmed anyone in my life,” Deamicis said after stating his deep sorrow for the crash.

Toledo, OH · 2d

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BurgerFi plans new Ypsilanti location on Washtenaw Avenue

A new, fast-casual burger chain location has found a home in Ypsilanti, as the second BurgerFi in the state of Michigan. The fast-casual chain plans to open at 2997 Washtenaw Ave. in the Fountain Square shopping center, which previously housed a Savvy Sliders. The owner of this location, Sam Patel, told The Eastern Echo it will be opening mid-to-late November.

Ypsilanti, MI · 3h

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Photo gallery of Romulus Summit Academy North vs No. 7 Monroe Jefferson in a D5 football regional

One week after capturing its first-ever district championship, the Romulus Summit Academy North football team continued its run through the Division 5 state playoffs Friday night with a regional round matchup at Monroe Jefferson. Friday marked the second straight year that the two schools met in the football playoffs. Jefferson...

Romulus, MI · 1d

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Lenawee County honors retiring Clinton village manager

ADRIAN — The Lenawee County Board of Commissioners has recognized Kevin Cornish for more than 36 years of service as village manager of Clinton. Commissioners approved a proclamation Thursday, November 12, recognizing Cornish’s work guiding the village through infrastructure improvements, public safety initiatives, community development and financial management.

Lenawee County, MI · 1d

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Holiday Market Draws Shoppers to Saline Main Street Businesses

Saline Main Street hosted their first Holiday Market on Thursday evening, inviting shoppers downtown for extended store hours, holiday specials and visits with Santa. Restaurants offered festive menu selections and holiday-themed beverages to customers who ventured out on the cold and drizzly evening. “With a new event like this, we’re...

Saline, MI · 1d

The Monroe News

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Bedford, SMCC win regionals, head to state volleyball quarterfinals

It’s on to the quarterfinals for Bedford and St. Mary Catholic Central volleyball. The two storied programs moved into the Final 8 of the MHSAA state tournaments by capturing regional championships on Thursday, Nov. 12. Bedford won a Division 1 title at Lincoln Park, while SMCC claimed a Division 3 crown at Whiteford. More: SMCC's Lauren Tolliver named Monroe County Region GIrls Golfer of Year Both will return to the court Tuesday, Nov. 17, for state quarterfinal action. DIVISION 1 LINCOLN PARK – Bree Russow has been wearing two hats this season as coach of Bedford and mother of one of the team’s nine seniors. That consumed her in a flood of emotions following a 27-17, 19-25, 25-13, 25-16 victory over Detroit Cass Tech in the championship match Thursday. “It’s crazy,” she said. “As a coach, I have to be happy with the whole team because these don’t happen very often. As a mom, I want to celebrate with my daughter.” Her daughter, Bedford libero Blair Russow, had another phenomenal match with 30 digs. Kenna Goulet and Anna Gray led the hitters with 11 kills each and Cady Fischer racked up 31 assists. Ellerie King (15 digs) and Madi Wallace

Bedford Township, MI · 2d

Gadget Review

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New ALPR Ban Map Reveals Where Communities Are Pushing Back Against License Plate Surveillance

License plate reader bans and cancellations are growing across the U.S.; see which communities pushed back and what each action actually means.

Ypsilanti, MI · 2d

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Lenawee County Committee Approves Prescription Coverage Changes for 2027

ADRIAN — The Lenawee County Personnel Ways and Means Committee has recommended changes to employee prescription drug coverage beginning January 1, 2027. County Administrator Kim Murphy presented the proposed changes as a way to control rising health insurance costs. The current prescription copays of $10, $40 and $80 would move to a tiered structure with $20 and $60 copays, 50% coinsurance for certain prescriptions, and 20% and 25% coinsurance for specialty drugs.

Lenawee County, MI · 2d

WWJ Newsradio 950

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Nationwide ground stop has been lifted, FAA says

Federal officials say it's due to "a communications issue"

Detroit, MI · 1d

The Daily Telegram

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Lenawee Christian volleyball wins regional championship, Clinton settles for runner-up

WHITEFORD — Clinton volleyball’s senior class has been a part of one of the most successful eras in the program’s history. Over the last three years, the Redwolves have gone undefeated in LCAA play, claimed two district titles and won 116 matches. But on Thursday night, the seniors’ accomplished careers came to a close. No. 7 Clinton fell short in a 25-17, 25-15, 25-23 loss to No. 8 Monroe St. Mary’s Catholic Central in the Division 3 regional finals. The Redwolves struggled to find a consistent rhythm offensively through the first two sets, which led to early deficits. “When our passing is off, it’s a shock for everybody,” coach Kia Rainey said. “We’ve kind of been battling through that passing spurt for the past week now, and what a terrible week to have it.” Clinton trailed 13-5 in the first set and 10-2 in the second. Despite showing improvement as the sets progressed, the Redwolves were unable to recover from their poor starts. The third set was much more competitive. Clinton held a slim advantage early on before the Kestrels battled back to even the score at 11-11. SMCC began to pull away and took a 22-17 advantage, but the

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Tecumseh Schools Provide Update on Capital Projects

TECUMSEH — Tecumseh Public Schools have provided the community with an update on their ongoing capital projects. During Monday night’s school board meeting, Superintendent Matt Hilton announced the publication of a living document which outlines progress of the district’s capital improvement plan. The document, which is available...

Tecumseh, MI · 2d

The Detroit News

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Nessel scrutinizes DTE plans for Google data center in Van Buren Twp.

LANSING — State regulators should require DTE Energy and Google to provide more details on costs and financing for a massive data center in Van Buren Township to ensure those project costs won't bleed into other customers' rates, Attorney General Dana Nessel's office argued in a regulatory filing last week. Nessel's office made the arguments in a petition for rehearing submitted to the Michigan Public Service Commission on Nov. 2, about a month after the commission approved special contracts between DTE Electric Co. and Google for the western Wayne County data center. At the time, the commission said the contracts were "conditioned on mandatory protections to prevent other customers from having to bear any costs associated with the project." But Nessel's office, in its filing, argued state regulators should require more concrete numbers from DTE as it evaluates costs and benefits, including the costs of the electricity transmission line expansions required for the data center, to ensure those costs aren't passed onto ratepayers. Additionally, Nessel's office said the commission should require stronger assurances from Google about what costs or stranded assets it would cover in the event of an earlier-than-expected closure of the data center. "The unintended consequence of these

Van Buren Charter Township, MI · 2d

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The Washtenaw Weekly: ICE arrests, early flu season, YCS head honored and more

Patrick Dunn: Welcome to the Washtenaw Weekly, a podcast from 89.1 WEMU. I'm your host, Patrick Dunn. Every Friday, we bring you the top five stories from the past week of WEMU's reporting on Washtenaw County. From Ann Arbor to Ypsilanti and beyond, we've got you covered on the community news you need to know. This week, we've got details for you on an early start to flu season, a big honor for the superintendent of Ypsi schools and heightened immigration enforcement activity in Washtenaw County.

Washtenaw County, MI · 2d

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Saline Schools Ends Year With $23 Million in Reserves

District receives clean audit, reports slight enrollment increase after years of declines. Saline Area Schools ended the 2025-26 fiscal year with $23.1 million in general fund reserves and a clean financial audit, according to a report presented to the Board of Education on Nov. 10. Independent auditors from Plante Moran...

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