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The Detroit News

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'Star Wars: A New Hope' coming to Cosm Detroit

Star Wars fans will soon have the chance to travel to a galaxy far, far away — and experience the film that started it all. A new immersive experience at Cosm Detroit, "Star Wars: A New Hope," will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original 1977 film, allowing viewers to step inside some of its most memorable moments through shared reality technology. The upcoming experience, announced Nov. 12, promises to put fans inside the Death Star and alongside the Millennium Falcon as it makes its daring final trench run against the Galactic Empire. The attraction commemorates the milestone anniversary of George Lucas' groundbreaking science-fiction film, which introduced audiences to Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo and Darth Vader and launched one of the most successful entertainment franchises in history. Cosm Detroit, which specializes in immersive entertainment experiences, is inviting fans to register for presale access ahead of the attraction's debut. The announcement did not include an opening date or ticket prices. Fans can sign up for further exclusive updates through Cosm.com . And, as the promotional announcement puts it: "May the Force be with you." This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: 'Star Wars: A New Hope' coming to

Detroit, MI · 1d

WWJ Newsradio 950

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Detroit's "Arsenal of Democracy" honored in new museum

A new museum dedicated to the Arsenal of Democracy opens in Detroit

Detroit, 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

deadlinedetroit.com

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Dearborn Publisher Sues Mike Rogers Campaign For Defamation For Portraying Him as a Terrorist Supporter and Anti-Jewish

Osama Siblani, the founder and publisher of the Dearborn-based Arab American News, is suing former Republican candidate Mike Rogers and his campaign for defamation, alleging he was falsely portrayed in the closing days of the contentious U.S. Senate race in Michigan as hostile toward American Jews, supportive of terrorism and Hamas, and responsible for getting candidate Abdul El-Sayed hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions.

Michigan · 5h

The Detroit News

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Meet the Detroit News boys and girls High School Teams of the Week!

Michigan high school athletes delivered another week of standout performances, and Detroit News readers have chosen this week’s Teams of the Week. After reviewing nominations from coaches, parents and fans across the state, five boys teams and five girls teams advanced to the reader vote. Readers cast their ballots from Monday morning through Thursday afternoon, many times over, and the results are in. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Detroit News Boys Team of the Week: Troy boys soccer Troy finished the fall as Michigan’s only unbeaten boys soccer team and closed the season the way it played all year: in control. Troy went 19-0-2 and captured its second Division 1 state title , and first since 2003, with a 2-1 win over Livonia Stevenson. Senior defender Faris Ibrahim and sophomore midfielder Connor Hotts each scored on set pieces in the final. Hotts finished the season with 20 goals and 14 assists. Two days earlier, Troy rolled past Salem 5-2 in the semifinal. The championship was the program’s second, ending a 22-year wait between titles. Detroit News Girls Team of the Week: Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central girls golf Forest Hills Central spent the season ranked

Detroit, MI · 11h

Country Herald

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Michigan Weather Alert: Lake-Effect Snow Targets the Thumb Nov 14

Lake-effect rain changes to wet snow as Michigan's Thumb faces 1 to 2 inches through Saturday morning.

Michigan · 17h

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 · 21h

MetroTimes

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Utopia Gardens brings Detroit pride to Metro Times Cannabis Week

Metro Times Cannabis Week takes place Nov. 16-22 with special deals from Michigan’s best cultivators. Sign up to see the deals on our new site. Utopia Gardens has never tried to look like every other dispensary. Tucked inside a former elevator factory on Detroit’s lower east side, the shop...

Detroit, MI · 4h

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 · 9h

Chalkbeat

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Detroit school district opens office to handle parent complaints and mediate school conflicts

Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. The Detroit school district saw an increase in parent complaints about issues with their children’s schools and conflicts with staff in recent years. In response, the Detroit Public Schools Community District created a new office last year designed to handle those issues through restorative practices, which includes coaching through conflicts and checking in on parents’ well-being. The Family, Advocacy, Intervention, and Restoration, or FAIR, office uses parent coaches and DPSCD staff to help resolve issues in all of the district’s schools. Their work is also intended to boost enrollment and keep students in the district. The office handles issues ranging from facilitating restorative meetings between parents and school staff, as well as helping families navigate the student discipline process. The office was also formed to help parents properly escalate complaints through the central office, Superintendent Nikoali Vitti told Chalkbeat in an email. “School leaders also desired for more support to work with parents who are still learning effective ways to communicate their legitimate frustrations

Detroit, MI · 1d

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

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 · 16h

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Go 4 It: Bloomfield Hills High Tennis star brings adaptive tennis camp to Metro Detroit

Bloomfield Hills senior Krish Reddy is a state champion in boys’ doubles and a Division 1 first-team all-state tennis player. Inspired by his autistic cousin, Reddy brought ACEing Autism clinics to Metro Detroit, offering six-week sessions twice a year at Franklin Athletic Club. The clinics help children build tennis...

Bloomfield Hills, MI · 1d

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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

WTOP

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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 · 16h

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The Michigan premiere of Little Syria and art of all kinds | Metro Events Guide

We’ve reached the middle of the month already! Looking to be surrounded by like-minded artists? Test out your DJ skills at Northern Lights Lounge or explore how tech and art can work hand-in-hand at Michigan Central Station. In the mood for movies? Catch Sinners in an evening of culture...

Detroit, MI · 1d

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