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MI: L.L.Bean to Open 20,000-Sq.-Ft. Store in Ann Arbor, Hiring Up to 45 Employees
Outdoor lifestyle retailer L.L.Bean will open a new 20,000-square-foot store at the Briarwood Mall in Ann Arbor, Mich., on October 16. The location is the second physical retail location for L.L.Bean in Michigan, following the store at The Mall at Partridge Creek in Clinton Township. The new location will hire up to 45 employees.
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5 anchors opened Frenchtown Square in Monroe, MI in 1988. All 5 are gone, but The Mall of Monroe is still open
The Mall of Monroe is an enclosed, one-level mall at 2121 North Monroe Street, in Frenchtown Charter Township just north of Monroe, Michigan. Cafaro companies built it and still run it. It opened in 1988 as Frenchtown Square Mall, with JCPenney, Sears, and three other anchor stores on its concourse....
MLive
See Ann Arbor’s skyline changes as work continues on high-rise apartments
Several high-rise apartments around the University of Michigan campus will open before the next academic year.
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Warren Woman Sentenced On Mortgage Fraud, Tax Charges
Detroit, MI - On Monday, October 5, 2026, Robin Young, 52, of Warren, was sentenced in the 3rd Circuit Court in Wayne County to 51 months in prison for mortgage fraud and filing a false tax return, announced Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. Young pled guilty in August to one...
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Toyota brings all stages of EV battery testing to Michigan
The Toyota Battery Center of North America opened on Oct. 1. It provides Michigan-based battery teams the capability to evaluate battery technology through the entire development cycle, from raw materials, production, applications and recycling, according to a release. The facility is supporting Toyota’s multi-pathway strategy for electrification, and teams of...
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MCCC Board of Trustees vote to raise president’s base pay
MCCC President Kojo Quartey will receive a base pay increase of 5% after the Board of Trustees voted at the Monday, Sept. 28 meeting. The 5-2 vote was made after the board had met on June 22 to evaluate the president’s performance during closed session. The motion was made by Secretary Nicole Goodman and seconded by Vice Chair Lynette Dowler. Trustee Kristy Svatek-Whitson and Trustee Linda Roberts voted no.
DBusiness Magazine
Garan Lucow Miller Expands in Metro Detroit, Opens Office in Southfield
Garan Lucow Miller, a full-service law firm representing businesses, insurers, municipalities, and other organizations throughout Michigan and the Midwest, has opened an office in Southfield. Opening Oct. 12, the more […] The post Garan Lucow Miller Expands in Metro Detroit, Opens Office in Southfield appeared first on DBusiness Magazine .
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Farmington Farmers Market keeps growing
FARMINGTON — A palpable energy radiates throughout the Sundquist Pavilion in Riley Park during the Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market on Saturdays. Shoppers have been gathering at the venue, 331133 Grand River, each Saturday since May. The market will continue in this fashion through the first Saturday in November.
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Ann Arbor Sustainable Electric Utility joins Michigan Municipal Electric Association
The Ann Arbor Sustainable Energy Utility (A2SEU) is now a member of the Michigan Municipal Electric Association (MMEA). The Michigan Municipal Electric Association believes the expansion of municipal electric utilities in the state will provide reliable energy while saving consumers money. MMEA Executive Director Katie Abraham says she welcomes A2SEU...
MLive
From hub for farmers to growing city, Dexter’s past hints at future
DEXTER, MI — A hub for farmers west of Ann Arbor blossomed into a traditional Michigan village, became a city in 2014 and is now nearing 5,000 residents. Dexter is now looking toward a potential future of continued growth. The city could expand outward and upward, fill in and see more redevelopment.
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Cleaning Company Celebrates Over a Decade of Service
Green Maids of Detroit is celebrating over a decade of providing residential and commercial cleaning services across Metro Detroit since its establishment in 2013. Over the years, the company's operations have expanded from a small local cleaning service to an operation serving households and businesses across Detroit and surrounding Michigan communities. According to Green Maids of Detroit, much of its customer base has developed through repeat business and referrals.
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L.L.Bean to Open Ann Arbor Store in Mid-October
L.L.Bean is scheduled to open a new 20,000-square-foot store at the Briarwood Mall in Ann Arbor on October 16. The location is the second L.L.Bean physical retail location in Michigan, following the store at The Mall at Partridge Creek in Clinton Township. In December 2025, L.L.Bean announced plans to open...
The Ann Arbor News
‘We’re baffled.’ Ann Arbor public power group calls city leaders’ reaction extreme
ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor for Public Power is speaking out against city officials’ move to oppose and possibly legally challenge the group’s November ballot proposal. “We’re baffled by the City Council’s extreme and completely disproportionate reaction to Proposal E,” A2P2 Executive Director Brian Geiringer said in a statement.
The Ann Arbor News
Closure looms for iconic downtown Ann Arbor cafe as retiring owner looks for buyer
ANN ARBOR, MI – An iconic downtown breakfast and lunch spot is slated to close its doors at the end of this month, and the current owner is still searching for someone to take the reins before she retires. Joanne Williams, the current owner of the long-beloved Afternoon Delight...