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Thousands of fans are gathering at the Vibe Credit Union Showplace for a weekend packed with celebrity guests, cosplay, panels and plenty of pop culture surprises. From Star Wars and Ghostbusters costumes to a NeverEnding Stor...
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The Detroit News
High school football playoffs scoreboard, regionals
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 Detroit Catholic Central 21, Clarkston 7 REGION 3 Detroit Cass Tech 40, Northville 30 REGION 4 Romeo 16, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 9 More: Nominate your favorite team for the Detroit News Team of the Week Division 2 REGION 1 Muskegon Mona Shores 45, Byron Center 28 REGION 2 Milford 26, South Lyon 20 REGION 3 Orchard Lake St. Mary's 48, Birmingham Brother Rice 14 REGION 4 Grosse Pointe South 50, Livonia Franklin 13 Division 3 REGION 1 DeWitt 41, Mount Pleasant 24 REGION 2 Zeeland West 30, Middleville Thornapple Kellogg 24 REGION 3 Chelsea 42, Mason 24 REGION 4 Harper Woods 38, Warren De La Salle 13 Division 4 REGION 1 Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills 42, Hudsonville Unity Christian 21 REGION 2 Grand Rapids South Christian 35, Portland 20 REGION 3 Dearborn Divine Child 21, Goodrich 14 REGION 4 Detroit Country Day 21, Macomb Lutheran North 13 Division 5 REGION 1 Ogemaw Heights 15, Negaunee 12 REGION 2 Grand Rapids West Catholic vs. Berrien Springs, 1 Saturday REGION 3 Frankenmuth 27, Saginaw
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The Detroit News
Historic Detroit mansion once home to J.L. Hudson for sale
A historic Brush Park mansion once home to J.L. Hudson is on the market for $1.99 million. Known as the Hudson-Evans House, the property at 79 Alfred in Detroit spans 9,000 square feet, with a 6,000-square-foot main house and a 3,000-square-foot carriage house. The 11-bedroom, five-bathroom home has been well maintained and has served as a law office for nearly 30 years, said Nicholas Asplund, associate broker with Lux Partners Global, the listing broker. The home can also be used as a private residence, he said. The home has a rich Detroit history and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The French Second Empire-style mansion was built in 1872 for Detroit shipowner Philo Wright. It was later given as a wedding present to Grace Whitney Evans, daughter of lumber baron David Whitney Jr. J.L. Hudson, founder of the Hudson's department store, lived there from 1894 to 1904, according to the listing. Asplund noted that there is a strong interest in Detroit's historic homes, such as 79 Alfred. “A lot of people love the historic aspects of Detroit," he said. The home features original woodwork, fireplaces, a grand staircase and a sunroom. The third floor also offers access
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Offset's Detroit Casino Debt Case Turns on Default Procedure and Michigan Check Law
MotorCity Casino Hotel can pursue a default in its lawsuit alleging that Offset owes $100,000 on a casino credit line, after the rapper failed to respond by the court’s deadline, according to Casino.org’s account of a Wayne County scheduling order. The report says Judge Qiana Denise Lillard directed the casino to file for entry of default and submit a motion for default judgment; it said the motion hearing was set for October 23.
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Former Detroit School Reopens as Nearly 72,000-Square-Foot Opportunity Hub
Life Remodeled has opened Anchor Detroit in the old Dominican High School and Winans Performing Arts Academy on Detroit's east side. The hub covers nearly 72,000 square feet. Inside, residents can find job training, after-school programs for youth, health and wellness support, and community events. The site should serve 20,000...
Michigan Public
Detroiters protest $548M tax subsidy for RenCen redevelopment
The Detroit City Council is preparing for a final vote on a $2.2 billion redevelopment of the Renaissance Center and East Riverfront that relies heavily on taxpayer subsidies. Some advocates are protesting the deal, saying it will divert money from Detroit neighborhoods.