Genoa Township
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Welcome To Michigan’s “Little Poland,” Where This Old-School Market Keeps Polish Traditions Alive
A Michigan market ships wood across the Atlantic just to smoke its kielbasa. I had to read that line twice. That detail stuck with me, so I kept digging. The pierogi case reportedly holds around 30 to 40 varieties, with classics sharing space with twists like chili cheese coney and jalapeño popper.
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Families Still Make The Trip To This Carleton Michigan Dairy Farm For Fresh Milk In Glass Bottles
The bottle washer cleaning these milk bottles has been on the job since 1946. That machine is older than most grandparents, and it still works every day. The milk inside those glass bottles comes from cows you can actually go visit. You pay a deposit on each bottle and get it back when you return the empty one.
The Detroit News
Valet company owner charged after racial slur found on driveway in Novi
The owner of a valet company has been charged with a hate crime for allegedly writing a slur on a Novi couple's driveway. On Sept. 6, an individual in Novi hosted a party and hired a valet company owned by Ayham Nadeem Assi, 22, of West Bloomfield, to provide parking services, the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office said in a press release. At some point that day, neighbors spoke to the host of the party about vehicles that had been parked on their grass, authorities said. Those same neighbors, who are Black, later found a racial slur written on the apron of their driveway, leaving them feeling intimated and targeted due to their race, according to prosecutors. Investigators reviewed home surveillance footage that allegedly showed Assi writing the slur. “Acts of racial intimidation are unacceptable,” Oakland County Prosecutor Karen D. McDonald said in a statement. “Everyone has a right to feel safe in their home and welcome in their neighborhood. There is no excuse for harassing or racially intimidating a family.” It wasn't immediately clear whether Assi had an attorney who could comment on his behalf. Novi police said they weren't sure what was used to write the message, but it
Yahoo!
Delta pilots report conflict between flight attendants before landing in Detroit
(NewsNation) — A conflict between flight attendants broke out on a plane landing in Michigan, prompting the captain to call airline supervisors as the aircraft approached the airport runway, according to multiple reports. The incident occurred on a Delta flight traveling from South Carolina to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County...
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Edward Jones welcomes Jeremiah Newton to Manchester office
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. submitted by Tammy James, Senior Branch Office Administrator, Manchester branch of Edward Jones. The Edward Jones branch at 118 E Main St in downtown Manchester has announced that financial advisor Jeremiah Newton has joined the office, where he works alongside his wife, financial advisor Colleen Newton.
Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus
We toured the new Grounds and Greens in Howell. Here's what we learned
"Livingston In Photos," a series shot by reporter Makayla Coffee, highlights the extra-ordinary happenings of your neighbors. HOWELL — Grounds and Greens is determined to become the new go-to spot for golfers and coffee drinkers in Livingston County. For this week's Livingston in Photos, I visited the business after a soft opening Oct. 7 at 120 W. Highland Road (Suite 100) in Howell's Crossroads Town Center. Grounds and Greens is operated by Justin Czarnowski and Ali Abdallah, the latter of which owns the adjacent Howling Howell's Smoke Shop. The business is separated indoors, with golfing simulators on the left and coffee on the right. More: Golf simulators, coffee coming to former LACASA Collection in Howell Customers will find a menu full of espresso and drip coffee options, along with Abdallah's family chai recipe from Yemen, according to Czarnowski. There are also blended drink options, including the shop's popular Extreme Toffee Coffee. "We wanted to supply something that's good and we're also trying to be cost-conscious for people, too," Czarnowski told The Daily. "We're trying to be a little cheaper than other places because we understand what it's like out there." Pastries are made fresh with the help of Abdallah's sister-in-law,
The Detroit News
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U of D Jesuit Buys Into Old Michigan State Fairgrounds Site in Detroit
University of Detroit Jesuit High School & Academy has purchased part of the former Michigan State Fairgrounds site, bringing the school into a 142-acre parcel that has become one of Detroit's most closely watched redevelopment zones. The acquisition adds the school to a stretch of land at 8 Mile Road and Woodward Avenue that already includes a massive Amazon distribution center and a newly built transit hub.
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A Detroit-Area Millwork Business Seeks Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
Financial pressures appear to have taken a toll on woodworking and millwork businesses across the country with consistent Chapter 11 filings. Roseville, Michigan-based Elite Woodworking LLC is the newest name against this backdrop. Latest details show that the company, which is currently doing business as Detroit Woodworking, has initiated a Chapter 11 filing.
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Avalon Housing opens first Ypsilanti affordable housing project
A "Welcome Home" sign set up for the ribbon-cutting at Avalon Housing's new housing complex on 206 N. Washington in Ypsilanti. A crowd of officials and supporters were on hand Thursday to cut the ribbon on Avalon Housing’s first development in Ypsilanti. There are 22 one-bedroom apartments in the...
DBusiness Magazine
Great Lakes Wine and Others Seek Purchase of RNDC’s Michigan Operations
Great Lakes Wine & Spirits in Highland Park has entered into a purchase agreement with RNDC Michigan in Livonia to potentially acquire its ADA business, and together with Imperial Beverage in Kalamazoo and Vintage Wine Co. […] The post Great Lakes Wine and Others Seek Purchase of RNDC’s Michigan Operations appeared first on DBusiness Magazine .
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Methode Electronics Plans Southfield, Michigan, Headquarters Operations
Electrical components manufacturer Methode Electronics Inc. plans to establish operations in Southfield, Michigan. The $3.7 million project is expected to create at least 90 jobs in Oakland County. The investment will include the relocation of the company's corporate headquarters and principal office. “Our move to Southfield is a natural next...
MLive
Ypsilanti cafe closing, as owner says it never recovered from water main disruption
YPSILANTI, MI - Sierra Lambert said goodbye to her community cafe in Ypsilanti last month. Bridge Community Cafe’s five-year lease at 217 W. Michigan Ave. in Ypsilanti concluded Aug. 31. Lambert, the cafe’s co-founder, said it was time to throw in the towel. She pointed to a consistent...
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Construction Begins on 16-Unit Kentwood Development in Downtown Dexter
Construction is underway on Kentwood of Dexter, a new condominium development at 3165 Baker Road and 8020 Forest Street in downtown Dexter. The project will bring 16 residential units across five buildings on approximately 0.78 acres in an L-shaped area near the intersection of Baker Road and Forest Street. The development replaces a former residential property and adds new housing within walking distance of downtown businesses, parks and the Border-to-Border Trail.
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Michigan is gaining 90 jobs from a $3.7 million headquarters move
Methode Electronics Inc. has relocated its headquarters and principal office presence from Chicago to Southfield, Michigan. Announced by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on October 6, 2026, the project involves a $3.7 million capital investment and plans to create at least 90 new jobs in Oakland County. The move establishes a new...
The Center Square
Studies highlight affordability challenges for Detroit households
(The Center Square) – Detroit residents continue to face high living costs, an issue likely to remain a key concern as the November election approaches. This comes as a new study from WalletHub found the city ranks worst in the nation for grocery costs relative to household income. Chip Lupo, a WalletHub analyst, discussed the 2026 results with The Center Square in an exclusive interview. “Grocery affordability is an important part of the broader cost-of-living picture because food is an essential expense that households cannot simply eliminate,” Lupo said. “People must allocate a larger-than-normal percentage of their income to groceries and other staples, like gas, leaving them with less money for other things. This can lead people to borrow at high interest rates, making their situation even less affordable in the long run.” In Detroit’s case, it ranked No. 1 among 100 major U.S. cities for grocery costs as a share of median monthly household income. The study found that 26 common grocery items cost an amount equivalent to 4.03% of the city's median monthly household income. Lupo said the findings highlight how household earnings can influence affordability, even when prices themselves are not among the highest in the country.