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Troy aquatic center to be closed summer 2027 due to infrastructure issues
Troy will not open its aquatic center for the upcoming summer season because of infrastructure issues, and city officials are evaluating its long-term future, officials said on Nov. 5. In a lengthy post on Facebook, the city said the Troy Family Aquatic Center on Civic Center Drive, just north of Troy's municipal complex, will be closed in summer 2027 "due to significant infrastructure failures that require extensive repairs." The repairs will disrupt the city's ability to operate the facility, the post reads. The aquatic center in summer 2026 experienced "unsustainable" water loss due to multiple failures throughout the facility's aging underground systems. Minimum repairs to this system are estimated at $1 million, according to city officials. “Because repairs can only be done in the summer, the pool will be closed for the 2027 season," said City Manager Frank Nastasi in the post on Facebook. "We will keep evaluating its long-term future, and we hope community partnerships can be part of the solution.” The Troy Family Aquatic Center opened in 1992 and marked its 30th anniversary in 2022. It has a lagoon area, two water slides, and a dedicated toddler and youth area featuring a shallow pool, a 20-foot waterfall, a
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Community celebrates milestone for Troy Medical Campus
TROY — On Oct. 21, Troy residents and associates with the University of Michigan celebrated the completion of the steel structure for two state-of-the-art facilities at the 224,000-square-foot Troy Medical Campus, now under construction at 2112 Cunningham Drive. The Troy Medical Campus will include both the Sidney and Madeline...
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City looking into ways to regulate e-bikes
NOVI — The city of Novi is looking into ways to regulate the use of e-bikes after safety concerns with their use were brought to the City Council’s attention. Mayor Justin Fischer said that city leaders had heard from residents at meetings and via emails about concerns with the e-bikes.
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Kavaun Gregory: Tennis Flint Metro League Fenton Flight Winner
After a season of serving and swinging, Senior Kavaun Gregory won the two singles flight in the 2026 Flint Metro League (FML) Boys Tennis Tournament at Holly Middle School. In the tournament, Gregory won his first game against Kamdin Lyle of Kearsley, 6-2, 6-4. In the second round, Kavaun beat the one seed, Ethan Matilla of Goodrich, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (6), 6-3, in a close three-set match. In the championship, he faced Isaac Beckett of Holly, who was the seven seed. After losing the first set 6-3, Kavaun came back to win the second set 7-6, which included multiple points that were over five minutes long in the second-set tiebreak, which Kavaun won 7-3 to force a third set.