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Vintage Christmas in the Village returns to Hartland Nov. 28

The sights, sounds and spirit of an old-fashioned Christmas will fill the Historic Hartland Village from 4-7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 28, as the Hartland Area Community Council hosts Vintage Christmas in the Village, a free community celebration presented by Hartland Insurance. This beloved holiday tradition transforms the heart of Hartland...

Hartland Township, MI · 4d
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Metro Detroit Battery Storage Expansion Gets Green Light Amid Growing Data Center Demand

PLYMOUTH TWP, MI — A Metro Detroit technology company is expanding its battery storage facility to test energy systems designed to support data centers and other businesses. The Plymouth Township Planning Commission unanimously approved the final site plan for Delta Electronics on Oct. 14, clearing the way for the company to move closer to construction at its facility in Metro West Technology Park.

Metro Detroit, MI · 3d
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County Executives Call for Regional Action on Talent, Transit, and Infrastructure

Expanding the Detroit Region’s talent pipeline will require stronger alignment among employers, educational institutions, skilled trades, and transportation providers. Southeast Michigan’s manufacturing, defense, engineering, and research assets provide a foundation for growth, but regional leaders must communicate those strengths more effectively. Housing, water systems, roads, and transit remain...

Macomb County, MI · 3d
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Michigan counties to keep an eye on in race for U.S. Senate

Michigan · 3d

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Will Haley Steven's endorsement of Mike Rogers make an impact on voters?

Michigan · 4d

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Voting delayed in different Michigan counties due to malfunctioning tabulators

WASHINGTON (TNND) — Voting was delayed in different counties in Michigan because of malfunctioning tabulators, according to local officials. Some voting was delayed in Madison Heights, Redford Township and Shelby Township due to the malfunctioning tabulators, according to the Detroit Free Press. Angela Benander, chief communications officer for the...

Michigan · 2d

Michigan Daily

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Ann Arbor municipal workers’ union reaches tentative agreement with city

The city of Ann Arbor has reached a tentative agreement with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 369 — a union of about 300 city workers working in roles like sanitation, parks and recreation and administration — for a new contract running through 2028, the city announced Friday.

Ann Arbor, MI · 5d

CBS Detroit

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Democrat Eli Savit wins Michigan attorney general race, CBS News projects

Democrat Eli Savit defeated Republican candidate Doug Lloyd in Michigan's attorney general race, CBS News projects.

Michigan · 3d

WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Election stress is real: A psychiatrist shares how to protect your mental health

A Wayne State University psychiatrist explains why election season fuels stress and anxiety, and offers three practical tips to help voters protect their mental health this season.

Flat Rock, MI · 4d

The Monroe News

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Monroe gets $4,000 grant from DNR to add trees to public spaces

The City of Monroe will receive $4,000 through a statewide tree-planting grant program that will add trees to public spaces. The award is part of $98,400 being distributed to 27 Michigan communities and organizations, according to a community announcement from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. More than 900 trees are expected to be planted in streets, parks and community gathering areas in fall 2026 and spring 2027. The grants are provided through a partnership involving the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, DTE Energy Foundation and ReLeaf Michigan. More: New tree is ready for Monroe's 2026 Hometown Holiday Tree Lighting Tree grants aim to expand community canopies The statewide program supports projects designed to expand tree canopy and strengthen local green infrastructure. Grant recipients also receive technical assistance for their planting projects. The program is funded by the DTE Energy Foundation and administered jointly by the DNR and ReLeaf Michigan. This is the 30th year the three organizations have worked together on investments in Michigan's urban and community forests. “Across the state, we continue to see how access to healthy trees can improve public health and quality of life,” Kerry Gray, a DNR Urban and Community Forestry Program grant specialist,

Monroe, MI · 4d

Echo online

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The Eastern Echo Voter Guide: 2026 Ypsilanti Midterm Election

Endorsed by Michigan Sen. Jeff Irwin, Michigan House of Representatives Democratic Leader Ranjeev Puri, Reproductive Freedom for All. Wants to implement Department of Government Efficiency. Douglas Campbell - Green. Anthony Hudson - Libertarian. Wants to eliminate property and state income taxes. Wants to eliminate renewable energy mandates. Supports small business...

Michigan · 6d

The Ann Arbor News

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Ann Arbor opens Michigan’s 1st net-zero fire station, dedicates it to trailblazing woman

ANN ARBOR, MI - Michigan’s first carbon-neutral fire station officially opened Friday in Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor city and fire officials gathered at 1 p.m. Oct. 30 to celebrate the grand opening of Fire Station No. 4, 2415 S. Huron Parkway, the city’s first new fire station in 45 years.

Ann Arbor, MI · 7d

CBS Detroit

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What does your vote mean when you vote for a probate judge in Michigan?

We're breaking down what probate judges do and how to differentiate candidates who are running for open seats.

Washtenaw County, MI · 7d

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Southfield Breaks Ground on $26M Aquatic Center With Lazy River, Slides

Southfield officially broke ground Wednesday on a roughly $26 million Aquatic Center that will bring a lazy river, an indoor-outdoor water slide and a splash pad to the site of the city's long-closed municipal pool. The ceremony took place outside the Southfield Sports Arena at 26000 Evergreen Road at 4 p.m., marking the start of construction on a project years in the making for a city that has gone without a public pool since 2022.

Southfield, MI · 7d

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Local Historian Leads Tour at Oakwood Cemetery

Local historian Robert Lane led a group of curious community members on a tour of Saline’s Oakwood Cemetery on Thursday, guiding walkers among the tombstones and sharing stories of the lives and deaths of some of Saline’s notable residents. Evan Smale, Adult Services Manager at Saline District Library,...

Saline, MI · 6d

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A look inside Westland's Eloise Asylum

FOX 2's Scott Wolchek got a look inside the Eloise Asylum haunted house in Westland ahead of Halloween Night.

Westland, MI · 6d

The Detroit News

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Wayne County election preview: Warren Evans seeks fourth term, multiple mayoral races

Wayne County voters will cast ballots on a range of significant county and local races in the Nov. 3 election, including voting on a possible fourth term for County Executive Warren Evans, along with at least six mayoral races. In Highland Park, longtime city advocate Shamayim Harris, also known as Mama Shu, is challenging incumbent Mayor Glenda McDonald. Voters will also decide on mayoral races in Ecorse, River Rouge and Woodhaven. Some incumbent mayors are running unopposed. There are also multiple tax proposals on the Nov. 3 ballot. Along with a proposed countywide public museum tax that would support the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and the Detroit Historical Society, at least three cities — Gibraltar, Grosse Pointe and Sumpter Township — are putting measures before voters to fund public safety services. In August, Sumpter Township voters rejected a millage to fund the city's police department. Township officials are going back to voters for the same millage on Nov. 3, a 5-mill measure to support the city's police department. The measure will cost homeowners $5 per $1,000 of taxable value of their homes. Riverview is putting one of the most unique ballot proposals before its voters. It's

Wayne County, MI · 5d

The Detroit News

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Wayne Co. exec Warren Evans calls out 'bad' data center deals

FERNDALE — Wayne County Executive Warren Evans said he isn't inherently against data centers. But he is against bad deals, and the owners of proposed data centers in Michigan have not given communities enough money to make up for the negatives of them, Evans said at a Detroit Regional Chamber event Oct. 30 in Ferndale. The event was a rare joint meeting of Evans with Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel, who spoke about a range of issues, including the need to not operate as "silos." They said southeast Michigan needs to attract and retain a talented workforce to boost economic growth. WDIV reporter Jason Colthorp moderated the event, but took questions from the audience at the end. Several questions were about data centers. Evans was reluctant to speak on the data centers, going last after Coulter and Hackel had their say. When Colthorp asked him if he wanted to answer the question, Evans said "no not really," drawing laughter from the crowd. "I'm not internally against data centers. I’m against bad deals," Evans said. "Some of the richest companies in the world are going to make billions of dollars — billions — on a

Wayne County, MI · 7d

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Michigan House 47th District race heating up for Rheingans and Griffis

As Election Day draws near, the 47th House District Race is heating up between two candidates seeking to represent parts of Washtenaw and Jackson County. Representative Carrie Rheingans is the Democratic incumbent for the 47th House District. She says the biggest issues she plans on tackling are affordability and healthcare reform if she gets another term. She says she’ll continue promoting her proposal called MiCare.

Jackson County, MI · 6d

thesalinepost.com

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What to do in Saline: One Voice Concert, Renew Fitness Ribbon Cutting, Hornet Football, Memory Cafe, Pumpkin Roll and More

Halloween is in the rearview mirror, and we're headed for Thanksgiving and Christmas and the holiday season.. It will be here before we know it, so put your events on our free Saline community calendar soon, before you forget. ... 16 events this week on our calendar: Monday, Nov 2...

Saline, MI · 5d