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WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Eastern Market holiday markets return with a new Holiday Twilight Stroll

Eastern Market said its famous holiday markets will return this winter for local shopping, food and holiday spirit.

Detroit, MI · 1d

News-Herald

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Passenger Recovery grows into a community built around connection

For Chris Tait, the road to Passenger Recovery began when his own road came to an abrupt stop. Tait was a touring musician struggling with alcohol and cocaine use when, during a show in Nashville, he was removed from the tour. It was 2011, and after 18 years of addiction and its consequences, Tait entered treatment for the third time.

Wyandotte, MI · 1d
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Trustees decide on grace period for short term rentals

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Specific short-term rentals in Harrison Township are getting a little “grace.” That is, they’ll now get six months to become compliant before an ordinance goes into effect. On Nov. 9, the Harrison Township Board of Trustees approved the grace period in a 7-0...

Harrison Charter Township, MI · 1d
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The Detroit News

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High school football: Breaking down the top games in Round 3

Detroit Edison coach Chan Brock wasn’t going to get caught looking ahead. With Edison (10-1) facing Clinton in the Division 6 district final last Saturday, he could have spent the night before scouting Ecorse (10-1) for a potential regional final matchup between the Charter School Conference rivals on Saturday, Nov. 14. Instead, he used that time to get an extra night of preparation for Clinton. It paid off when Edison pulled off a 26-24 comeback victory to win its third district title in four seasons. But the second Brock handed the championship trophy to his captains, his attention shifted to Ecorse, which Edison narrowly defeated 30-20 in a de facto CSC Gold Division title game in Week 8. More: How a boxing gym helped Detroit Edison football handle adversity “Ecorse now has our full attention,” Brock said. “Obviously, we played them before, but we know it’s not going to be the same team. We know they’re going to play us harder, so we’ve got to play harder, too.” That’s a scary thought considering how well Edison played against Clinton, which was a 15-point favorite according to the analytics released by high school football website Goosepoop. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,”

Detroit, MI · 1d

Country Herald

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Michigan Weather Alert: Lake-Effect Snow Targets the Thumb Nov 14

Lake-effect rain changes to wet snow as Michigan's Thumb faces 1 to 2 inches through Saturday morning.

Michigan · 18h

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Volunteers help neighbors in need

STERLING HEIGHTS — In the end, the leaves didn’t stand a chance. Mounds of fallen tree debris were blown, raked and bagged on Saturday, Nov. 7, as volunteers spread across the community to help neighbors in need. The effort was the city’s annual autumn SHINE Day, where individuals...

Sterling Heights, MI · 6h

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MI Town Debates Future of Emergency Services After Millage Fails

The Oakland Press, Sterling Heights, Mich. It appears that Clarkston will again leave it to voters to decide whether they want to pay for police, fire, and emergency response coverage through a millage increase. But this time the council will be able to present residents with a clearer picture of...

Sterling Heights, MI · 17h

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Little Nest Coffee serves hot coffee and competition

Opening its doors on October 11th, Little Nest Coffee Roasters quickly created buzz in the Grosse Pointe community. Located at 21003 Mack Ave, just two blocks down the road from Starbucks, Little Nest serves as a great alternative for drinks and treats. The moment you walk in, there’s a relaxing atmosphere, a friendly greeting from staff, and the sound of steam wands and coffee grinders. This small business has a large variety of drinks on its menu; whether you are looking for a warm cappuccino or a cold, refreshing iced latte, Little Nest Coffee has what you are looking for. If you aren’t a coffee person, don’t worry; it won’t limit your options. For example, the chai tea has smooth foam and a light taste, and the cinnamon toast has a great balance of sweet and buttery. Drinks include hot cocoa for a chilly day and matcha for matcha lovers.

Grosse Pointe, MI · 1d

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Hazel Park city manager still on the job amid federal lawsuit

Hazel Park’s City Council previously scheduled this emergency meeting to replace a member of the Council who moved away. But the Council could not choose between one of two candidates for that spot, just another contentious moment for the City after news of the alleged scandal broke on Wednesday.

Hazel Park, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

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'Star Wars: A New Hope' coming to Cosm Detroit

Star Wars fans will soon have the chance to travel to a galaxy far, far away — and experience the film that started it all. A new immersive experience at Cosm Detroit, "Star Wars: A New Hope," will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original 1977 film, allowing viewers to step inside some of its most memorable moments through shared reality technology. The upcoming experience, announced Nov. 12, promises to put fans inside the Death Star and alongside the Millennium Falcon as it makes its daring final trench run against the Galactic Empire. The attraction commemorates the milestone anniversary of George Lucas' groundbreaking science-fiction film, which introduced audiences to Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo and Darth Vader and launched one of the most successful entertainment franchises in history. Cosm Detroit, which specializes in immersive entertainment experiences, is inviting fans to register for presale access ahead of the attraction's debut. The announcement did not include an opening date or ticket prices. Fans can sign up for further exclusive updates through Cosm.com . And, as the promotional announcement puts it: "May the Force be with you." This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: 'Star Wars: A New Hope' coming to

Detroit, MI · 1d

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From Cosplay to holiday lights, a lot is happening this weekend in metro Detroit

Metro Detroit – The holidays are officially here, and Detroit is getting into the spirit fast. Whether you’re hunting for the perfect gift, want to see some festive lights, or just want to get out of the house with the family, there’s something for you this weekend.

Detroit, MI · 13h

CBS Texas

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Frontier flight from Denver to Detroit diverted to O'Hare for cabin flooding

A Frontier Airlines flight from Denver to Detroit had to be diverted to Chicago O'Hare International Airport Wednesday after a lavatory leak caused flooding in the cabin.

Detroit, MI · 2d

CBS Detroit

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Detroit Mayor Sheffield introduces local budget participation program

The city of Detroit is launching an effort that allows residents to decide how to spend part of the city's funds.

Detroit, MI · 1d

WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Calder Bros. Dairy celebrates 80 years with collectible eggnog bottle

Eggnog season is underway at Calder Bros. Dairy in Metro Detroit. For 2026, the dairy is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a collectible glass eggnog bottle honoring its original Lincoln Park location.

Lincoln Park, MI · 2d

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America's Community Council holds turkey giveaway in Detroit

Twelve-hundred families in Detroit will have a chance to gobble on a turkey dinner this Thanksgiving thanks to a giveaway on the city's west side on Thursday.

Detroit, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

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Meet the Detroit News boys and girls High School Teams of the Week!

Michigan high school athletes delivered another week of standout performances, and Detroit News readers have chosen this week’s Teams of the Week. After reviewing nominations from coaches, parents and fans across the state, five boys teams and five girls teams advanced to the reader vote. Readers cast their ballots from Monday morning through Thursday afternoon, many times over, and the results are in. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Detroit News Boys Team of the Week: Troy boys soccer Troy finished the fall as Michigan’s only unbeaten boys soccer team and closed the season the way it played all year: in control. Troy went 19-0-2 and captured its second Division 1 state title , and first since 2003, with a 2-1 win over Livonia Stevenson. Senior defender Faris Ibrahim and sophomore midfielder Connor Hotts each scored on set pieces in the final. Hotts finished the season with 20 goals and 14 assists. Two days earlier, Troy rolled past Salem 5-2 in the semifinal. The championship was the program’s second, ending a 22-year wait between titles. Detroit News Girls Team of the Week: Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central girls golf Forest Hills Central spent the season ranked

Detroit, MI · 12h

WXYZ

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Spotlight on the News: The campaign to save Michigan's Sibley Prairie

WXYZ DETROIT — On Sunday, November 15, Spotlight on the News will look inside the campaign to save Michigan's Sibley Prairie in Brownstown Township. Less than a half-hour from downtown Detroit sits a rare ecological piece of land. It’s described as the largest remaining lake plain prairie in Michigan and its future is at risk! Why should you care? What will losing it mean to our community, our state, our environment, and future generations to come? We’ll ask Dr. Connie Boris, Executive Director of the Wayne County Conservation District; Leo Stevenson, Sibley Prairie Contributor, and Andrew Berg, the “Save It, Don’t Pave It” Storyteller and Principal of Norse Prairie Philanthropy.

Detroit, MI · 7h

The Detroit News

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See how this 1917 home blends history with modern style

Kevin and Alexandra Schwartz can trace their 1917 Grosse Pointe Park Colonial to Edmund Poupard, a member of the prominent family that owned one of the 19th-century ribbon farms lining the shores of Lake St. Clair. Their house replaced the farmhouse that once sat on the lot. Vintage blueprints of the approximately 4,000 square-foot structure hang in the back hall near the kitchen and a book detailing the street’s storied past has a place of honor in the front hall. Kevin is from Flushing and knew little about the area when he began dating Alex, who is from Grosse Pointe. “I had no clue,” he said with a laugh. Alex never expected to return. “I went to college thinking I didn’t want to come back, but Grosse Pointe is a great place to have a family and raise kids.” The couple appreciates the history of both the area and the house, but shared a common goal when they purchased the residence in 2024 for their family, which includes two boys, ages 1 and 3, and a 7-year-old Irish Doodle named Guinness. “We wanted to preserve the history and incorporate pieces of Detroit’s past, but didn’t want to walk into something

Grosse Pointe, MI · 16h

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Images provided by the Anton Art Center

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Chippewa Valley Schools will be able to start an ambitious infrastructure and technology upgrade campaign thanks to voters approving its bond proposal on Nov. 3. Voters approved Chippewa Valley’s school safety and improvement bond proposal with 28,291 votes in favor (60.74%) to 18,285 votes against (39.26%)....

Charter Twp Of Clinton, MI · 1d