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Parishioners Fight to Preserve Detroit’s Historic Catholic Churches
November 9, 2026 ~ Kevin Kijewski Esquire, practicing attorney and owner of KDK Law, Spokesman of Parish Preservation alliance up to half of Detroit area catholic churches could lose weekend mass under new plan. DETROIT ~ Proposed restructuring plans from the Archdiocese of Detroit could result in weekend Masses ending...
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State Police Seek Information in Fatal I-75 Pedestrian Crash
MONROE TWP. — Michigan State Police are asking for the public’s help in a deadly crash on southbound I-75 in Monroe Township. Troopers from the Monroe Post were sent to the freeway near East Dunbar Road around 6:19 a.m. Friday after a report of a pedestrian standing in the roadway. While they were on the way, they learned the person had been struck.
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Detroit City Council to choose 5 honorary street signs from 20 nominees
Every year, family, friends and admirers of notable Detroiters make a case for street signs displaying their names, but only five applications make the cut. Detroit City Council is slated to make those decisions on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Council will choose from 20 applicants, many of which rolled over from previous years.
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This Detroit Deli Stacks 18 Layers Of Meat Onto Every Sub, And It’s Worth The Jaw Workout
Eighteen layers of meat and three layers of cheese, all on one sub. That is an actual menu item at a little Italian deli in Detroit, and nobody is kidding. The big one comes on soft or hard bread. Then it gets lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and a homemade Italian dressing that people buy by the bottle to take home.
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Airport High puts artistic spin on Michigan snowplow safety
Airport High School students are putting their artistic skills to work on a Michigan snowplow while helping spread a message about safer winter driving. The Carleton school is among five Michigan schools participating in the Michigan Department of Transportation's annual Paint the Plow project, according to a community announcement. Airport High represents MDOT's University Region in the program. Students painted a snowplow blade as part of this year's "See snow? Go slow!" theme, which encourages motorists to slow down in winter conditions, stay alert and give snowplows enough room to operate safely. The finished snowplow blades will be put to work along Michigan state trunklines this winter, giving students' artwork a public display while the plows clear snow and ice. Paint the Plow combines art and winter safety MDOT's Paint the Plow program invites students to create artwork on snowplow blades built around safe-driving messages. The program also seeks to raise awareness of the snowplow operators who maintain Michigan roads during winter weather. Airport High is one of five schools participating this season. The others are Heritage High School and Cass City Jr./Sr. High School in MDOT's Bay Region, Belding Middle School in the Grand Region and Coloma High School
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‘Happy tears’: Detroit rescue group removes plastic pumpkin bucket from deer’s head after 10-day search
WESTLAND – A young deer is back in the wild after a Metro Detroit rescue group determined to remove a plastic pumpkin candy container from its head finally managed to track down and sedate the animal in Hines Park. Rescuers with the Detroit Animal Welfare Group (DAWG) spent 10...