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Michigan depth on display against Wright State
Heading into halftime, the No. 5 Michigan women’s basketball team had 16 points coming from its bench alone. By the end of the game, the Wolverines’ reserves put up more than double their first half stats — padding 38 points onto the final score. Coming off its...
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Lansing Catholic, Hillsdale Academy capture girls cross country state titles; Lumen Christi’s Samantha Schroeder defends individual title
BROOKLYN, Mich. (News 10) - The Lower Peninsula cross country state finals were held at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn on Saturday. In Division 3, Lansing Catholic took home the team state championship led by junior Josie Bishop, who finished in third place overall. Also in Division 3, Jackson Lumen...
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Joe Gable, Manager of First Borders Bookstore, Dies at 81
Joe Gable, who was the longtime manager of the first Borders Book Shop in Ann Arbor, Mich., died on November 2. He was 81. Three years after Tom and Louis Borders opened their first store in 1971, Gable was one of the brothers’ first hires and is credited with helping to set the standards for all the stores that were to come.
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No. 14 Michigan’s fresh and familiar faces team up for six titles at Michigan State Open
Wrestling is often seen as an individual sport, but teamwide synergy is just as important: Building strong connections between freshmen and returning players helps to create a winning atmosphere. Saturday, the No. 14 Michigan wrestling team’s new faces and accomplished leaders won more than half of the open-division bouts at the Michigan State Open, delivering a standout performance.
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Ann Arbor City Council approves worship harassment ban
The Ann Arbor City Council has approved an ordinance banning disturbing the peace at, or interfering with access to, a place of religious worship. It’s directed at protestors who have appeared in front of Beth Israel synagogue for decades. Led by Holocaust denier Henry Herskovitz, the small group appears on Saturdays during services. He says they’re exercising free speech rights, but others say it’s harassment.
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Michigan falls in five sets to Rutgers despite career night from Demetrician, 3-2
For more than a decade, Rutgers had been a sure thing for Michigan volleyball. And on Thursday night at Jersey Mike’s Arena, the Wolverines did almost everything they needed to keep it that way. Michigan (14-10 overall, 5-8 Big Ten) out-hit Rutgers .287 to .233, totaled 71 kills to...
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Saline Rolls to D1 District Volleyball Title
The SEC Red champion Saline volleyball team continued its strong season by cruising to a Division 1 district championship with a pair of three-set sweeps last week. The Hornets made quick work of Ann Arbor Huron and Ann Arbor Skyline to claim the district title and advance to regional play with a 29-13 overall record.
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Dexter Dance Team Opens Season With Second-Place Jazz Finish
The Dexter High School Dance Team opened its competition season Nov. 7 at the Universal Dance Association Great Lakes Dance Challenge at Walled Lake Northern High School. Competing against teams from Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania, the Dreadnaughts placed second in D2 Varsity Jazz, fifth in D2 Varsity Pom and fourth in Varsity Game Day.
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Dexter Cross Country Run Hard at Division 1 State Finals
The Dexter cross country teams wrapped up their seasons at the Division 1 state finals Saturday, November 7, at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, with several strong individual performances highlighting the day for the Dreadnaughts. The Dexter boys finished 20th overall with 461 points, while the girls placed 26th with...
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Christopher Taylor concludes 12-year tenure as Ann Arbor mayor
Outgoing Mayor Christopher Taylor took his seat in the mayor’s chair in Larcom City Hall for the last time at Thursday’s City Council meeting, concluding his 12-year tenure as Ann Arbor mayor. At the meeting, the council reflected on his tenure, discussing Taylor’s leadership on the city’s climate action and housing construction.
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UMich signed $127,500 contract with Flock in 2025, has not installed cameras
The University of Michigan Police Department signed a $127,500 contract with Flock Safety — a company which makes and maintains automated license plate reader technology — but never installed any cameras, according to records from a Freedom of Information Act request. Flock cameras, like other automated license plate...