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The Massive Flea Market In Michigan That Bargain Hunters Say Is Better Than Costco

Most Saturday mornings in Michigan are perfectly fine, but a Saturday morning at the Armada Flea Market in Richmond is something else entirely. It’s the kind of morning you actually look forward to on a Tuesday. Here’s the thing about big box stores that nobody really wants to say...

Richmond, MI · 3d
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With Old Buildings and "Suckerfest", Adair Keeps a Smalltown Feel

The town of Adair in St. Clair County is an oft-ignored little town that deserves recognition once in a while...so here we go...

St Clair County, MI · 6d

The Times Herald

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Watchman program reaches 50 implants at McLaren Port Huron

McLaren Port Huron has completed its 50th Watchman implant, expanding a local option designed to reduce stroke risk for eligible patients with atrial fibrillation who may want an alternative to long-term blood-thinning medication. The milestone procedure was performed Oct. 27 in the hospital's cardiac catheterization lab, according to a community announcement. McLaren Port Huron launched the Watchman program in March as the first hospital in St. Clair County to offer the procedure for patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation, or AFib. More: Port Huron cancer center marks 10 years, 7,500 patients Watchman is a minimally invasive procedure intended to reduce stroke risk in eligible AFib patients and may allow some patients to stop taking long-term blood-thinning medication, which can carry risks of complications. "Reaching 50 implants this quickly shows how much our community needed this program and this level of cardiac care close to home," John Brooks, McLaren Port Huron chief medical officer, said in the announcement. "Before Watchman was available here, patients looking for an alternative to long-term blood thinners would have needed to travel outside St. Clair County. Fifty patients have now received that care in their own community, near their families and support systems, and that tells us

Port Huron, MI · 3d

MLive

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Michigan township could rezone 1,400 acres. Is a data center coming?

MACOMB COUNTY, MI - A rural Michigan township divided by an elusive data center project has received a request to rezone some 1,400 acres, but officials won’t provide details and the company behind it remains silent. Lenox Township, located in Macomb County north of Detroit, published a one-page public...

Macomb County, MI · 2d
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History of Marysville, Michigan – The Surprise Dream City on The St. Clair

In 1919, former Ford engineer C. Harold Wills began turning Marysville into a planned industrial city. His luxury automobile company soon failed, but the town carried on. Historic postcards trace its earlier lumber trade, Stag Island resorts, electric rail service and later boat factories.

Marysville, MI · 23h

Michigan Advance

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Michigan Data Centers: The Weekly Download

MLive’s Lucas Smolcic Larson reports that Lenox Township is fielding a request to rezone 1,400 acres in the Macomb County Community. While the request does not specify what type of development the land would be used for, the application comes from Lenox & Chesterfield Development Alliance, LLC. In previous letters to the township supervisor, attorneys […]

Macomb County, MI · 2h

News-Herald

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Abdul El-Sayed calls Metro Detroit shawarma spot the best. Its owner was moved to tears

Michigan’s senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed has a strong opinion about where to find the best shawarma in Metro Detroit. And for one restaurant owner, his endorsement was enough to bring him to tears. “If you want the best shawarma of your life, it’s called Amo Sami’s,” El-Sayed said during a...

Macomb County, MI · 1d

The Times Herald

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One incumbent reelected to SC4 board, another defeated

Voters elected one incumbent and one newcomer to St. Clair County Community College's Board of Trustees Tuesday. Three candidates ran for two seats on the board, with Board Vice-Chair John Lusk being unseated by former Port Huron Mayor Pauline Repp. Trustee Robert Mitchell, who joined the board after winning a special election in 2024, also won a full term in the election. "Thank you to everyone who voted for me in yesterday’s election," Repp said in a statement on her campaign's Facebook page. "I appreciate your support and look forward to being a member of the SC4 Board of Trustees." Repp's win represents a return to public office following her upset defeat by Anita Ashford in the 2024 Port Huron Mayoral election. Repp won 27,808 votes, the most of any of the three candidates. More: Port Huron mayoral election sends Anita Ashford back for second term Mitchell also released a statement in response to his election victory in Tuesday's election. He won 25,039 votes in the election. "I am deeply honored to be re-elected to the SC4 Board of Trustees," Mitchell said. "Thank you to everyone who voted, shared a kind word, and placed their trust in me once again.

Port Huron, MI · 2d

thenarrativematters.com

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New Commuter Rail Greenlit, Sordid Federal Workplace Abuse Exposed and Detroit Lions’ Jack Campbell Walks Again: Detroit’s Week In Review

From highway alternatives to workplace protections, Michigan faces critical infrastructural and ethical debates. As planners push to open passenger commuter rail between Detroit and Macomb County, a graphic civil rights lawsuit rocks local corporate staffing offices, independent pharmacies battle reimbursement crises, and the football world breathes a sigh of relief over Jack Campbell.

Detroit, MI · 2d

WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Sterling Heights eyes passenger rail link to Detroit

City leaders are researching whether an existing 26-mile manufacturing rail line could be converted to carry passengers between Sterling Heights and downtown Detroit.

Sterling Heights, MI · 3d

CBS Detroit

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Birmingham, Michigan, seeks resident feedback on deer population

After receiving complaints from residents about an increase in deer in the community, the city of Birmingham is now taking action.

Birmingham, MI · 2d

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Grant helps bring accessible treehouse to Ira Township

At a new park in Ira Township, visitors will be able to take in views of Swan Creek from an accessible treehouse. The treehouse will be the centerpiece of the first phase of development on 99 acres of parkland the township acquired in December 2022. It will be the county’s second public treehouse designed with accessibility in mind, following the example of the Pine River Nature Center in Goodells.

Ira Township, MI · 3d

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Sterling Heights Approves 82-Unit Chaldean Foundation Apartments on Van Dyke

An 82-unit apartment complex is moving forward on Van Dyke Avenue in Sterling Heights after the City Council approved the Chaldean Community Foundation's second phase of apartments, following a tied vote that had stalled the project weeks earlier. The four-story building, planned for 43934 Van Dyke Ave. with some ground-floor retail, carries an estimated price tag of $30 million.

Sterling Heights, MI · 1d

MLive.com

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Beloved Mexican tradition in Oakland County Friday with dancing, crafts and food

Centro Multicultural La Familia will host a Día de Muertos celebration in downtown Pontiac. Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a 3,000-year-old tradition of remembering loved ones who have died. This year’s theme highlights the stories and experiences of people who crossed borders and desertscapes.

Pontiac, MI · 2d

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Oakland County officials end Flock contract amid controversies

OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. (FOX 2) - Flock cameras have been in the news lately as some communities removed them because critics say they are too invasive. Now Oakland County is making changes when it comes to the usage of Flock cameras. Big picture view:. The Oakland County Parks Department says...

Oakland County, MI · 2d

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Oakland and Wayne County voters pass milage for historical museums | The Metro

This week, voters in Oakland and Wayne Counties approved the Southeast Michigan Public Historical Museum Authority Millage Proposal. It passed by a fairly wide margin in Wayne County, with 63% of voters approving it. In Oakland, about 53% of voters said ‘yes’. Macomb County was not included in...

Wayne County, MI · 3d

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Michigan Homes Went Without Power 2.5 Times the U.S. Average in 2025, Federal Data Shows

Only West Virginia was worse. A Shelby Township waterproofing contractor says a battery backup sump pump buys hours, and Michigan outages can run for days. SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI, UNITED STATES, November 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Michigan homes spent more time without electricity in 2025 than homes in almost any other state. Federal reliability data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration puts the average Michigan customer at 671.5 minutes without power for the year, a little over 11 hours. The national average was 262.6 minutes, under four and a half hours. Only West Virginia ranked worse.

Michigan · 1d

hoodline.com

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Pontiac Brothers’ Street Run Ends in a Downtown Welcome, With Route Totals Still Unsettled

Aaron and Jared Barnett ended their months-long run across Pontiac on Oct. 31 with a two-mile finish through downtown. Nearly a hundred supporters joined the final stretch, and the brothers later received a city welcome at the Strand Theater, whose marquee displayed their names, according to MLive. Pontiac designated the day in their honor.

Pontiac, MI · 1d

MLive

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Brothers who ran every street in Pontiac got a heroes’ welcome downtown

Aaron and Jared Barnett covered every mile of the city's 766 streets and earned keys to the city and a day named in their honor.

Pontiac, MI · 2d

candgnews.com

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Harrison Township residents vote against millage proposal

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Harrison Township residents voted against a grant fund millage placed on the Nov. 3 ballot. According to the ballot language, the millage would have levied 0.3000 mils for four years from 2027 to 2030 to provide the township revenue to match and procure funds for grants at all levels of government.

Harrison Charter Township, MI · 3d