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The Times Herald

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Hear SC4 students and community singers at free concert

The SC4 Choir will present a free concert from 7 to 8 p.m. Nov. 7 at the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre, 601 Erie St. in Port Huron. The concert will feature St. Clair County Community College students, faculty and staff, and community members, according to a community announcement. The event is open to the public, with no admission charge. The concert is intended to bring together performers from across the college and surrounding community and showcase their work in choral music, according to the announcement. More: One incumbent reelected to SC4 board, another defeated How to get more information For more information about the SC4 Choir Concert, visit sc4.edu/event/sc4-choir-concert . Questions may be directed to Bridget Barrett at bmbarrett@sc4.edu. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct/ . This article originally appeared on Port Huron Times Herald: Hear SC4 students and community singers at free concert

Port Huron, MI · 3d

ClickOnDetroit.com

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Bedford parent defecates in Grosse Pointe South High School following football game, district says

A Bedford High School parent allegedly entered Grosse Pointe South High School without authorization after the Nov. 6 football game and defecated in a hallway; the district said security footage confirmed the incident. Grosse Pointe South beat Temperance Bedford 42–0. — Grosse Pointe Public School System condemned the conduct, filed...

Grosse Pointe, MI · 7h
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The Detroit News

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Dates, times set for regional play in high school football playoffs

Regional playoff matchups All games are at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13 unless noted Division 1 REGION 1 Portage Central vs. East Kentwood, 1 Saturday REGION 2 Clarkston vs. Detroit Catholic Central REGION 3 Northville at Detroit Cass Tech REGION 4 Rochester Hills Stoney Creek at Romeo More: Who’s the Detroit News Boys High School Team of the Week? Vote now! Division 2 REGION 1 Muskegon Mona Shores at Byron Center REGION 2 South Lyon at Milford REGION 3 Birmingham Brother Rice vs. Orchard Lake St. Mary's REGION 4 Livonia Franklin at Grosse Pointe South Division 3 REGION 1 DeWitt at Mount Pleasant REGION 2 Middleville Thornapple Kellogg at Zeeland West REGION 3 Mason at Chelsea REGION 4 Warren De La Salle at Harper Woods Division 4 REGION 1 Hudsonville Unity Christian at Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills REGION 2 Portland at Grand Rapids South Christian REGION 3 Dearborn Divine Child at Goodrich REGION 4 Detroit Country Day at Macomb Lutheran North More: Who’s the Detroit News Girls High School Team of the Week? Vote now! Division 5 REGION 1 Ogemaw Heights vs. Negaunee REGION 2 Grand Rapids West Catholic vs. Berrien Springs, 1 Saturday REGION 3 Saginaw Swan Valley at

Detroit, MI · 11h

The Monroe News

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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

Carleton, MI · 17h

thecitizenonline.com

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Martians sting Hornets for 45-6 playoff win

AtlasTwp. — The Goodrich Martians varsity football team kept its drive to Ford Field alive, dominating the Williamston Hornets 45-6 in the first round of the MHSAA Division 4 playoffs at the Roy U. Stacey Athletic Complex Oct. 30. With the victory, the Martians extended their undefeated streak to...

Goodrich, MI · 2d

Midland Daily News

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Chargers fall to Milford in football district final

Chargers fall to Milford in district final

Midland, MI · 2d

Michigan Public

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Detroit Regional Chamber urges Whitmer to join Trump-backed tax credit opposed by teachers union

The state attorney general says she has "grave concerns" the program would violate the Michigan Constitution.

Michigan · 3h

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Westland Boy, 10 and Nonverbal, Wanders Off School Grounds — Mom Demands Answers

Johnson Upper Elementary — School Where Boy Left Playground. A 10-year-old nonverbal student with autism slipped away from recess at Johnson Upper Elementary in Westland on Monday, triggering a search that his mother says moved far too slowly before anyone called police. Kassandra Richards, the boy's mother, says the delay and shifting details she received afterward have left her questioning whether the school can keep her son safe.

Westland, MI · 2d

The Times Herald

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Fort Gratiot Middle School to honor veterans at assembly

Fort Gratiot Middle School will honor veterans with a Veterans Day assembly Nov. 11, giving local veterans from all eras and military branches an opportunity to be recognized for their service. The program begins at 9 a.m. at the school, 3985 Keewahdin Road in Fort Gratiot Township, according to a community announcement. Light refreshments will be available before the assembly. Veterans from all eras and branches of the U.S. military are invited to attend, meet others and be recognized for their service. More: How banners are keeping St. Clair County's fallen heroes visible Veterans can register to be recognized The school is also encouraging people who have a veteran family member, friend or colleague who may be interested in participating to share information about the event. Veterans who would like to be recognized during the assembly are asked to register with Ryan McCann at rmccann@stclaircounty.org. Registration information should include the veteran's name, branch of service and years served, including dates and length of service. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct/ . This article originally appeared on Port Huron

Fort Gratiot Twp, MI · 17h

The Detroit News

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Livonia Franklin football uses its blue-collar mindset to keep rolling in playoffs

Livonia Franklin football coach Chris Kelbert said this is the quirkiest, goofiest bunch of players he’s ever coached in his 26 years leading the program. But that doesn’t mean they’ve strayed from the blue-collar, lunch-pail mentality Kelbert’s teams have always had. If anything, having that kind of personality makes Franklin even tougher to beat. These players are going to prepare hard, play physical football and battle you for four quarters. They’re just going to have a little fun doing it, too. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter That was the case in Franklin’s 17-6 upset win Friday, Nov. 6, at unbeaten Gibraltar Carlson. Carlson (10-1) played tough defense in the first half, but Franklin finally broke through after halftime to win its first Division 2 district championship since 2022. The victory sends Franklin to next week’s regional at Grosse Pointe South (10-1). Jake Kotrych broke the game open with a 12-yard TD run in the third quarter. After Carlson responded, Zyaire Lanier punched in a TD from the goal line to give Franklin the lead for good. Octavian Joita followed with a 32-yard field goal shortly afterward. “Offensively, they kept us under wraps in the first

Livonia, MI · 1d

Echo online

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Eastern Michigan University appoints new provost

On Nov. 5, 2026, Eastern Michigan University announced that Laura K. Reynolds will assume the position of provost and executive vice president, effective Dec. 15, 2026. Reynolds currently serves as provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Wisconsin–Platteville, reported an article from EMU Today. The article said that the University of Wisconsin-Platteville has maintained an 82% first-year retention rate and obtained a 92% graduate placement rate. Enrollment and retention has been a focus area for EMU.

Ypsilanti, MI · 12h

The Detroit Free Press

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MHSAA football playoffs: Northville earns 'program-defining' district title

Andrew Shukeireh found himself in the spotlight on Friday, Nov. 6, during the biggest moment of Northville football's season. Holding a 17-14 lead over unbeaten Saline late in the fourth quarter of the 2026 MHSAA football District 1 division final, Shukeireh chased down a Hornets player and made a touchdown-saving tackle. Northville's defense held, forcing Saline into a field goal with three minutes left. This time, Shukeireh shot around the edge of the line and knocked the field goal attempt off course, preserving the lead. Northville (9-2) ran out the remaining clock, knocking off Saline (10-1) to pick up the third district championship in program history. DIVISION 6: Jai'Von Plowden breaks free to lift Detroit Edison to MHSAA district title "All three phases played about as good as they possibly could," Northville coach Brent Luplow said the following day. "In November, you have to run the football and get stops." Northville did just that. The Mustangs held the ball most of the night thanks to their strong running attack, finishing with over 34 minutes of possession. Northville dedicated itself to running the football, using seven different ball-carriers and a variety of formations. It was any means necessary against a talented

Northville, MI · 1d

NBC Chicago

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Illinois university named top college in the Midwest by Forbes

An Illinois university has been named the best college in the Midwest in a new ranking from Forbes. According to the publication's newest list of Top 25 colleges in the Midwest, Northwestern University in Evanston ranked at No. 1. Cited for its "prestigious Medill School of Journalism," as well as...

Evanston, IL · 5h

The Detroit News

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Northville football looks to keep its surprise run going in regional final

Northville knew it needed to keep unbeaten Saline’s high-powered offense off the field if it was going to win Friday, Nov. 6. Northville (8-2) did exactly that, grinding out two lengthy touchdown drives and controlling the line of scrimmage in a 17-14 victory to win the Division 1 district championship. Saline (10-1) entered averaging 46.1 points per game, the 10th-best average in Michigan. But Northville limited Saline to just 29 offensive plays. Danny O’Neil punched in the go-ahead TD from the 1-yard line in the third quarter, helping Northville advance to next week’s regional against Detroit Cass Tech (11-0). It’s Northville’s third district championship in program history and second in four seasons. Its first came in 2000. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter “We wanted to control the line of scrimmage, attack the C gap and run downhill to see if they wanted to play a 15-round fight with us, and I don’t think they wanted to,” Northville coach Brent Luplow said. “We were really able to be more physical than them.” Saline quarterback Case Campbell threw a 13-yard TD pass to Gabe Iadipaolo in the first quarter, but Northville responded with a 13-play, 75-yard drive

Northville, MI · 1d

9&10 News

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Nursing students tackle healthcare barriers during Tribal Outreach trip

Students in Lake Superior State University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program recently gained firsthand community-based nursing experience through a collaborative outreach effort with the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians.

Sault Ste. Marie, MI · 12h

Michigan Daily

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UMich signed $127,500 contract with Flock in 2025, has not installed cameras

The University of Michigan Police Department signed a $127,500 contract with Flock Safety — a company which makes and maintains automated license plate reader technology — but never installed any cameras, according to records from a Freedom of Information Act request. Flock cameras, like other automated license plate...

Ann Arbor, MI · 20h

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Dexter Dance Team Opens Season With Second-Place Jazz Finish

The Dexter High School Dance Team opened its competition season Nov. 7 at the Universal Dance Association Great Lakes Dance Challenge at Walled Lake Northern High School. Competing against teams from Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania, the Dreadnaughts placed second in D2 Varsity Jazz, fifth in D2 Varsity Pom and fourth in Varsity Game Day.

Dexter, MI · 14h

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English and Science Classes Increase in Size

Tight classrooms this year have led teachers and students at this school to speculate about how much class sizes have increased. Students and teachers report feeling cramped and claim they’re often out of chairs. According to AP teacher Ashley Ducker, class sizes are indeed larger in recent years and...

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

The Monroe News

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Jefferson, Whiteford carry torch for Monroe County Region football

Jefferson and Whiteford will carry the torch for Monroe County Region football. Those were the only two teams to make it through district championship games on Friday, Nov. 6. Jefferson ended Ida’s season in Division 5 and Whiteford emerged from a tremendous Division 7 battle with St. Mary Catholic Central. Meanwhile, Bedford and Gibraltar Carlson both bowed out in Division 2. More: Bedford, Flat Rock, SMCC move on in state volleyball tournament Here is a roundup of all the area high school football district championship game action. DVISION 5 Jefferson 43, Ida 23 NEWPORT – Hunter Barton caught touchdown passes of 53 and 32 yards and returned an interception 80 yards for a score to lead Jefferson. “Ida is very good,” Jefferson coach Rob Beaudrie said. “I told our team that the game would be won in the trenches and our guys played well. Our skill guys are going to do their thing, but this game came down to the offensive and defensive lines.” Drake Jones ran for 169 yards, a touchdown and a pair of 2-point conversions. Luke Beaudrie ran 37 yards for a TD and threw a 21-yard scoring pass to Brayden Burkmier. Ryan Roberts tossed a pair

Monroe County, MI · 2d

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The 10 Michigan Places Where You Can Learn Old School Skills

A Detroit pottery studio has been making ceramics for well over 100 years, and it still teaches classes. Honestly, that one fact was enough to send me down a rabbit hole. Then I learned there’s a school in Michigan where students build their own boats by hand. And a...

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