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Flint City Council: October Roundup

FLINT, Michigan — Welcome to the Flint City Council Monthly Wrap-Up! This is a summary of the most important debates, resolutions, and decisions from October city council meetings, along with a look at what’s coming up in November. Flint City Council made the most of its time this...

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Flint congregation gathers at court for St. Mark Baptist arson hearing

FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - A federal judge denied a request to release Billy Chambers, the man charged with burning St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church, from detention as he waits for his trial. United States District Judge Frances Kay Behm denied the request during a motion hearing Tuesday afternoon in the...

Flint, MI · 1d
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Bay County Sports Hall of Fame welcomes 2026 class in Bay City

The 2026 Bay County Sports Hall of Fame ceremony in Bay City honored 7 individuals and 3 teams on Sunday, including Brian Sheridan, Craig Goslin, Jennifer Skuta, the 1996 All Saints softball team, and more.

Bay City, MI · 3d
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Tension over library board

Hundreds of Bay City residents packed the Bay County library meeting over concerns in changes the way the library operates.

Bay City, MI · 1d
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Pontiac considers ordinance targeting stray golf balls after residents report property damage

PONTIAC, Mich. (WXYZ) — Pontiac city leaders are taking action after residents who live near a golf course raised concerns about stray golf balls damaging their homes, vehicles and other property. WATCH: Pontiac considers ordinance targeting stray golf balls after residents report property damage. City Council on Tuesday held...

Pontiac, MI · 9h

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Oxford OVA students recognize local veterans ahead of Veterans Day

OXFORD TWP. — In honor of Veterans Day, Oxford Virtual Academy Hybrid students and staff recognized local veterans through songs, poetry and heartfelt tributes on Nov. 5 at the Oxford Education & Innovation Campus. Keynote speakers Air Force Lt. Colonel Cindy Hale and Navy Ops Specialist Madia Green shared...

Oxford Charter Township, MI · 1d

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Measles detected in Sanilac County

The Sanilac County Health Department confirmed a case of measles in a resident, the first case of the disease to be identified in years. According to an Oct. 29 news release, the health department is working with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to investigate where the individual might have caught the disease and possible points of exposure in the community. “Although measles has been uncommon in Sanilac County for many years, this case reminds us of the importance of remaining informed and taking preventive measures,” Sanilac County Health Officer Bryant Wilke said in the news release. “Our goal is to provide residents with accurate information, encourage awareness, and help families take appropriate steps to protect themselves and others.” Measles is an airborne illness that is highly contagious and causes high fever, runny nose, watery eyes and a rash that begins at the face and spreads downward. The disease is particularly dangerous to those with weakened immune systems, including children, infants and pregnant individuals. According to the Center for Disease Control, before the discovery of a measles vaccine in 1963, almost every child in the United States had measles before they were 15 years old, resulting in an

Sanilac County, MI · 2d

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Amid questions and change, Pontiac’s interim superintendent aims to calm uncertainty

Interim Superintendent Donald Weatherspoon, Pontiac’s second interim leader this school year, said his top priorities are stabilization, fiscal stability, and “emotional security.”. His appointment, made by the school board without parent input, has drawn questions from families and the teachers’ union about process and staff morale. Weatherspoon...

Pontiac, MI · 2d

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Troy weighs future of city's outdoor aquatic center as it faces 'extensive' repairs

TROY — Troy city leaders are considering the future of the city's 35-year-old outdoor aquatic center, and modernizing the facility would cost around $15 million, one city official said. The city of Troy announced Nov. 5 that the Troy Family Aquatic Center on Civic Center Drive will be closed in summer 2027 "due to significant infrastructure failures that require extensive repairs." Troy Recreation Director Brian Goul gave a presentation on the aquatic center at the Nov. 9 City Council meeting and said that repairing known leaks and replacing filters at the facility would cost approximately $1 to 1.5 million. Long-term modernization of the facility would cost approximately $15 million in capital funds and involve multiple years' worth of work, he said. "So going forward, the facility will be closed for 2027 season as we decide what to do for the future," Goul said. Mayor Ethan Baker told The News that the City Council will discuss the aquatic center during its annual strategy planning advance meeting on Nov. 21. He said the council will know before spring what its plan will be for next summer. It could be to move forward with repairs to the aquatic center or to continue researching

Troy, MI · 1d

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Parents of Michigan students with disabilities demand special education reforms

SAGINAW — Dozens of Michigan parents and advocates gathered Monday to demand that local schools and state officials provide more support for students with disabilities. More than 75 people packed a State Board of Education Special Education Committee meeting in Saginaw. It was the committee’s first public meeting outside of Lansing since the state board formed the bipartisan group in June and charged it with finding ways to improve services for students with disabilities.

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Data center restrictions pass in Saginaw Township and Romulus

Two Michigan communities approved measures restricting data center development this week, joining a growing list of local governments that are hitting the brakes.

Romulus, MI · 1d

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Development project groundbreaking ceremony highlights innovative, affordable housing in Pontiac

Creek Valley Properties breaks ground on the Pontiac Development Project, bringing five planned CrossMod homes on Walnut Street one step closer to reality. The project reflects collaboration among the developer, Oakland Together Housing Trust Fund, City of Pontiac, Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA), Oakland Thrive and other partners whose investment will support the creation of five single-family homes in Pontiac.

Pontiac, MI · 1d

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Oxford Twp. trustee race results could take a couple of weeks

OXFORD TWP — It’s still too early to tell who will fill a seat on the Oxford Township Board of Trustees for the next two years because all three candidates ran as write-in candidates. The same goes for the Oxford Township Parks and Recreation Parks Commissioner race where...

Oxford Charter Township, MI · 1d

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Lockdowns, investigations at Southeast Michigan schools

Ferndale, MI · 20h

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Northville High under lockdown: Six Mile Road shut, parents rerouted

Northville High School in Northville Township, Michigan, was placed on lockdown today, after the school received a threatening phone call. Northville Township police are on scene, and the district says the threat is not considered credible based on the information available. What is happening at the school?. Students are sheltering...

Township Of Northville, MI · 1d

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Employees of Ann Arbor restaurant file federal lawsuit claiming wage theft

Employees at the Anna’s House restaurant in Ann Arbor are claiming wage theft in a new federal class action lawsuit against the Grand Rapids-based chain. Former server Lauren Burke filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court, claiming the breakfast chain violated federal and state labor laws at its Ann Arbor location.

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

The Financial Wire

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Senior homeowners in West Virginia, Michigan, New York, Florida and Rhode Island face property tax exemption deadlines running from Dec. 1, 2026 to March 15, 2027

The first of five local property tax cutoffs for older homeowners lands Dec. 1, when West Virginia’s window for a $20,000 homestead exemption closes. Michigan’s Ann Arbor follows with a Dec. 14 poverty-exemption deadline, then New York’s Town of Conklin and Florida’s Pinellas County on March 1 and Pawtucket, Rhode Island, on March 15. Each... The post Senior homeowners in West Virginia, Michigan, New York, Florida and Rhode Island face property tax exemption deadlines running from Dec. 1, 2026 to March 15, 2027 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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‘Enough is enough’: Unexplained fees pile up at Livingston County manufactured housing community

Residents at a Livingston County manufactured housing community say unexplained “miscellaneous” fees have accumulated, with at least a dozen people reportedly affected. Amy Saunders says charges began at $50 and grew to $350, despite her being current on lot rent; management’s explanations were unclear. Saunders says she...

Livingston County, MI · 10h

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The Man Behind the Gun Jeep: Bob Schrock’s Story

Editor’s note: In recognition of Veterans Day, The Sun Times News is sharing the stories of local veterans, highlighting their military service and the experiences that shaped their lives. For years in parades in Milan, Chelsea, Ypsilanti and surrounding communities, residents have seen Army veteran Bob Schrock, now 92,...

Ypsilanti, MI · 1d

The Coconut Mama

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Michigan’s “afternoon delight” closes after 48 years, taking owner from high school to retirement

Michigan’s list of beloved restaurant losses now includes an Ann Arbor breakfast institution that served generations of students, families and returning alumni. Afternoon Delight Café closed on October 31, 2026,…

Ann Arbor, MI · 3d