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Flyers hit with range of emotions as flights grounded, then lifted
A nationwide grounding of flights threw a wrench into travel plans for Michigan flyers from Detroit to Flint and Grand Rapids, who were forced to linger on the ground Friday evening at numerous airports. But the grounding was lifted nationwide around 8:30 p.m. and in Detroit, the mood at the gate for a flight to Milwaukee was celebratory after the ground stop was canceled. Jagjit Singh, 30, was hoping to get to Wisconsin by morning for a family wedding. Singh was en route from Vancouver, Canada, and already on his second layover when the FAA ordered a ground stop earlier in the day. "We were looking at social media and it was flooded with news that nothing is going to get out, nobody is going to be able to board," he said. When he was finally able to board around 9 p.m., he was beaming. "Everyone was clapping; we were very happy," he said. Kory Lapred, 34, of Brighton, and numerous family members welcomed the news as they waited at a McNamara Terminal gate for their weeklong trip to Orlando, which includes a cruise out of Port Canaveral. "We've just been hanging out for like an extra two and a
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Raw Rain, Wet Flakes Hit Detroit Before Sunny Rebound
Detroit is starting Friday under cloudy skies near 40 degrees, with a chance of rain and snow showers and a high around 42. Lake-effect showers are expected to shift mainly offshore later Friday. The weather turns noticeably raw, as a north wind makes the late-fall chill feel sharper than the thermometer suggests.
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Banta returns as Detroit Catholic Central football wins regional title
CLARKSTON — Duke Banta led Detroit Catholic Central out of the locker room. Then the senior quarterback led the defending state champions to their third straight Division 1 regional title. Banta returned from a broken collarbone suffered in a Week 6 win over Toledo Central Catholic. He completed eight passes for 66 yards, a touchdown and an interception in a 21-7 win Friday, Nov. 13, at Clarkston. Catholic Central (11-1) advances to the Nov. 21 state semifinal against East Kentwood or Portage Central at a neutral site yet to be announced. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Banta looked rusty in his first game back, but that was understandable. He was also without Texas Tech commit and four-star senior Gideon Gash, who was ruled out with an injury in a game-time decision. But Catholic Central’s defense, special teams and running game had his back. After Clarkston grabbed a 7-0 lead on Ty Duffy’s 3-yard run, Catholic Central kept giving Banta short fields. Late in the first quarter, Kaden Gonzales blocked a punt to give the offense possession at the Clarkston 7. Moments later, Jalen Montlouis scored on a 1-yard run. Midway through the second quarter, A’Mari
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7 Things Every Michigander Over 50 Remembers About Hudson’s at Christmas
At Hudson’s in downtown Detroit, kids could choose a White, Black or Hispanic Santa. Many Michiganders over 50 remember the store making the season feel bigger. Here’s what every Michigander over 50 remembers about Hudson’s at Christmas. 1. Santaland on the 12th Floor. Hudson’s put Santa on...
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Greektown restaurant Spitiko Taverna survives streetscape construction
After a year of construction, the Greektown streetscape is complete, just in time for the holiday season. For one family-owned restaurant on Monroe Street, the milestone also marks the end of a challenging first year.