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Corewell Taylor Hospital Emergency Center expansion to ease overcrowding

Corewell Health Taylor Hospital has completed an $8 million expansion and renovation of its Emergency Center, increasing its treatment capacity from 21 to 36 beds. The project includes 5,500 square feet of new construction and 6,000 square feet of renovated space. Corewell Health said that the emergency bed capacity at...

Taylor, 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

Country Herald

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Southeastern Michigan Weather Alert: Detroit, MI Cold Nights Nov 13-18

Rain chances reach 70% Friday before Detroit faces several near-freezing nights and a gradual warmup across Southeast Michigan.

Detroit, MI · 17h

Hour Detroit Magazine

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Step Afrika! Invites Detroit to Find Its Rhythm at Nov. 14 Show

Dance is a universal language. That’s why live performances often feel sacred: For an hour or two, differences fade away as the audience gets swept up in the same rhythm. […] The post Step Afrika! Invites Detroit to Find Its Rhythm at Nov. 14 Show appeared first on Hour Detroit Magazine .

Detroit, MI · 2d

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Learn the how-tos of hosting with etiquette experts

METRO DETROIT — Thanksgiving, Friendsgiving and a plethora of wintertime holidays are quickly approaching. While for some this means piling into the car and playing the guest at these gatherings, others among us are saddled with the task of hosting. But how exactly does one properly host? Thankfully, the...

Detroit, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

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Allen Park extends its data center moratorium

Allen Park is extending its moratorium on data center development, citing the need for more time to develop local legislation to regulate the controversial centers. The city council voted unanimously on Tuesday, Nov. 10, to extend its moratorium by six months. This move effectively doubles the city's current six-month data center moratorium, which was passed on June 9. Before the vote, Councilman Dan Loyd said the city's planning commission is currently considering how strict to make the local legislation that would regulate data centers. Communities can regulate data centers through their zoning ordinances. “One of the things that is going to go into this conversation is, as in any time you do legislation, is where do you draw the line? Where do you say, ‘This is not good for our community,’ and ‘This is good for our community?’ These are not easy conversations, and this is where we’re at," said Loyd. Communities across Metro Detroit have scrambled to put data center moratoriums in place to give them time to adjust their zoning ordinances to regulate where these facilities can and can't go . With some of those moratoriums set to expire, several communities are now extending their moratoriums. Rochester Hills

Allen Park, MI · 1d

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Homebuyer Education Classes, Required for MSHDA Loan Program, Now Available for Free through Gesher Human Services, with virtual option

In-person classes to be held in Southfield, virtual options available to all Michiganders; housing market in Michigan favorable to buyers. SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (Nov. 5, 2026) – Gesher Human Services, one of the largest human service agencies in metro Detroit, is offering Homebuyer Education Classes twice a month through the end of January. While the four-hour classes typically cost $50 for a family, this season the fees are being waived, to remove one extra barrier to families getting into a home that they can own. Such classes are a requirement for the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) Down Payment Assistance Program which provides $7,500-10,000 loans to families with limited incomes hoping to purchase a home.

Southfield, MI · 1d

The Monroe News

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MCOP expansion moves some services during construction

MCOP plans to begin the second phase of its Monroe food bank warehouse expansion about Nov. 16, temporarily moving several services while construction doubles the warehouse space. The project at 1140 S. Telegraph Road will take about six months, according to a community announcement. MCOP said services will continue throughout construction, either at the food bank property, in clients' homes or at The Opportunity Center at the ALCC, 120 Eastchester in Monroe. The expansion is being made possible through support from local foundations, donors, businesses and individuals, according to the announcement. Food services remain at MCOP The Lord's Harvest Pantry, emergency food boxes and Senior Commodities will remain at 1140 S. Telegraph Road during construction. Clients with food pantry appointments or those who need emergency food boxes should continue going directly to MCOP on the programs' normal schedules. Some senior services move to Opportunity Center Senior in-home services and specialized transportation will continue as usual with direct services at clients' homes. Other senior programs will move to The Opportunity Center. Those include chore services, home injury control, tax credit filing, senior utilities, unmet needs and resource advocacy. Clients can call MCOP at 734-241-2775, ext. 802 to arrange an appointment. Subscribe:

Monroe, MI · 17h

DBusiness Magazine

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Simmons & Clark Jewelers Welcomes First Woman in Fourth Generation of Family Leadership

Simmons & Clark in Detroit, a family-owned downtown Detroit business with 101 years of history, will welcome Amanda Simmons on Nov. 12 as the first woman in the family’s four […] The post Simmons & Clark Jewelers Welcomes First Woman in Fourth Generation of Family Leadership appeared first on DBusiness Magazine .

Detroit, MI · 10h

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Prices and Homes Sale in Metro Detroit Real Estate Market Dropping

Prices and home sales in Metro Detroit's real estate market are dropping, the result of the cooling change in seasons and rising interest rates, Nick Manes of Crain's Detroit Business reports. The median sale price of a house or condo in Southeast Michigan has fallen more than 7 percent since...

Metro Detroit, MI · 1d

Axios Detroit

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Why Metro Detroit parents are delaying kids' first smartphones

A movement is growing among parents in Metro Detroit — delaying when their kids get a smartphone. Why it matters: Early smartphone use has been linked to depression, detachment and lower attention span, researchers have found . A group called Wait Until 8th is pushing back on the pressure to give kids smartphones at younger and younger ages. State of play: Wait Until 8th advocates for parents to set up local chapters to spread its message in their kids' schools, at PTA meetings, in parent meetups and with local leaders. It has grown from 80,000 pledges nationwide in October 2024 to nearly 160,000 this October. Zoom in: Around 50 public and private schools in Michigan have at least 10 families have taken the Wait Until 8th pledge. Around 20 of those are in Southeast Michigan, with the most in Oakland County. The list includes Ferndale Lower Elementary in Oak Park, Beverly Elementary School in Beverly Hills, Our Lady Star of the Sea Elementary in Grosse Pointe Woods and Burns Park Elementary School in Ann Arbor. By the numbers: More than half of kids 8 and younger have their own mobile device, mostly tablets, according to a Common Sense Media report

Metro Detroit, MI · 15h

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Local family advocates for child with Type 1 diabetes

Since 1975, November has been recognized as National Diabetes Month by the American Diabetes Association (ADA) and federal agencies such as the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Throughout the month, we see ribbons on lapels, skyscrapers lit in bright blue and social media feeds flooded with statistics about Americans living with the condition.

Dearborn Heights, MI · 1d

MetroTimes

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For the Love of Cheesecake is opening a second Detroit location in Midtown

A beloved Detroit cheesecake business that started in a home kitchen and grew into a popular stop at festivals and Detroit Lions games is expanding again. For the Love of Cheesecake announced this week that it plans to open its second storefront at 4240 Cass Ave. in Midtown this winter, bringing its customizable cheesecakes and other desserts to another Detroit neighborhood.

Detroit, MI · 22h

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Cherry Republic Opens First Metro Detroit Shop in Birmingham

Cherry Republic, a Northern Michigan cherry products company, just opened its first Metro Detroit store at 243 W. Maple Road in downtown Birmingham. It's the 10th Cherry Republic location in Michigan, with a seasonal pop-up location at The Mall at Partridge Creek in Clinton Township. Shoppers will find the items...

Birmingham, MI · 1d

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Detroit Mercy Titans to host the Toledo Rockets Saturday

Toledo Rockets (1-3) at Detroit Mercy Titans (0-2) BOTTOM LINE: Detroit Mercy hosts Toledo. Detroit Mercy finished 17-15 overall last season while going 9-5 at home. The Titans averaged 77.2 points per game last season, 16.3 on free throws and 19.8 from 3-point range. Toledo went 11-8 in MAC play...

Toledo, OH · 17h

The Detroit News

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Nessel scrutinizes DTE plans for Google data center in Van Buren Twp.

LANSING — State regulators should require DTE Energy and Google to provide more details on costs and financing for a massive data center in Van Buren Township to ensure those project costs won't bleed into other customers' rates, Attorney General Dana Nessel's office argued in a regulatory filing last week. Nessel's office made the arguments in a petition for rehearing submitted to the Michigan Public Service Commission on Nov. 2, about a month after the commission approved special contracts between DTE Electric Co. and Google for the western Wayne County data center. At the time, the commission said the contracts were "conditioned on mandatory protections to prevent other customers from having to bear any costs associated with the project." But Nessel's office, in its filing, argued state regulators should require more concrete numbers from DTE as it evaluates costs and benefits, including the costs of the electricity transmission line expansions required for the data center, to ensure those costs aren't passed onto ratepayers. Additionally, Nessel's office said the commission should require stronger assurances from Google about what costs or stranded assets it would cover in the event of an earlier-than-expected closure of the data center. "The unintended consequence of these

Van Buren Charter Township, MI · 21h