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SALINE CRAFT SHOW CRAFTER PREVIEW
Welcome Sarah Lescoe, a Michigan-based ceramic artist, to the Saline Craft Show on November 14, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. at Saline Middle School. GPS: Free parking at 520 Woodland Dr. E., Saline. Sarah creates unique, handmade stoneware pottery that is both beautiful and functional. Each piece is...
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Out of the Blue: Michigan Football vs Oregon preview, basketball talk w/ Kellen Voss
On today’s Out of the Blue, Jared and Andrew preview Michigan Football’s upcoming game at Oregon before welcoming Kellen Voss to talk all things Michigan hoops:. On today’s Out of the Blue podcast, Jared and Andrew ascend from the rubble of the Michigan State and break down everything you need to know about the Oregon Ducks. Is head coach Kyle Whittingham’s job security week to week? Can Michigan find a spark with Jim Harding calling the plays? Is there any chance Michigan pulls off an upset in Eugene? The boys get into all of it!
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Michigan-based Misfit Society Coffee Club opens in Tempe this month
The Valley is no stranger to snowbirds from the Midwest, but one new arrival from Michigan plans on staying long-term — Misfit Society Coffee Club . Why it matters: The Ann Arbor-born coffee brand, which is expanding to Tempe this month, adds to an already vibrant local bean scene . The Tempe location, at 1047 S. Terrace Road, will be in a new VERVE apartment building catering to ASU students. It will be open from 7am-7pm daily. If you go: Misfit is known for its iced lattes, house-made syrups and matcha. It will offer pastries, sandwiches and breakfast burritos. The 1,700-square-foot space will feature 50 seats inside with another 30 on the patio. A rendering of the interior of the Tempe cafe. Photo: Courtesy of Misfit Society Coffee Club The vibe: The brand is known for its edgier atmosphere. Its top seller is the Sugar Daddy, a brown sugar latte, because of the taste but also "partially probably because of the name," Misfit head of brand Brad Goulding tells Axios. "We put a sign out front — hate it or love it — that's like, 'Coffee, cocaine and croissants: We have two of the three,'" he adds. View this post