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McVey to Lead New Council, Fire Millage Passes

Saline City Council will feature three new members, including new Mayor Michael McVey at the start of 2027. McVey defeated incumbent Mayor Brian Marl, who will complete his 14th year as Mayor, by more than 500 votes. "The citizens of Saline have spoken and elected me to serve as their...

Saline, MI · 6d

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Voting delayed in different Michigan counties due to malfunctioning tabulators

WASHINGTON (TNND) — Voting was delayed in different counties in Michigan because of malfunctioning tabulators, according to local officials. Some voting was delayed in Madison Heights, Redford Township and Shelby Township due to the malfunctioning tabulators, according to the Detroit Free Press. Angela Benander, chief communications officer for the...

Michigan · 6d

Michigan Daily

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Michigan Democratic candidates encourage students to vote with free cinnamon rolls

The Washtenaw County Democratic Party’s One Team Michigan initiative hosted a tabling event outside the LSA Building Friday afternoon, inviting Democratic candidates running in the upcoming midterm election Michigan College Democrats volunteers to speak with student voters. Attorney General candidate Eli Savit, Secretary of State candidate Garlin Gilchrist and...

Washtenaw County, MI · 8d

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David DeVarti, Christina Fleming and Ruth Hatcher reelected to Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees

Incumbents David DeVarti, Christina Fleming and Ruth Hatcher won reelection to the Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees Nov. 3, earning themselves a third term each and beating out newcomer challenger Daniel Katanski. As of 3:21 a.m. on Nov.4, DeVarti has received 76167 or 27.82% of the vote; Fleming has...

Ann Arbor, MI · 5d

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Dearborn Public Schools $1.5B bond request passes overwhelmingly

DEARBORN — Dearborn Public Schools passed a massive $1.5 billion bond Nov. 3 to overhaul its aging infrastructure, paving the way for six new schools to be built, according to unofficial results. According to the Wayne County Election Division, the issue passed with 68% voting yes to 32% voting no, with all precincts in Dearborn reporting data even as others in Wayne County were still outstanding. Superintendent Mike Esseily, who took over the reins of the district in July, called the bond passage a win for the community. "The entire community was behind this plan," Esseily said by phone. "The entire community believed in its vision." The district's previous bond failed narrowly in 2019, sending leaders back to the drawing board for a more comprehensive plan that voters would find more appealing and financially palatable. Esseily said the work paid off. "People were able to see this plan had a lot of thought behind it, it made sense, the numbers matched the work and people were excited," he said. The district plans to rebuild, renovate and update all of its school buildings over the next 20 years with the 30-year bond, which appeared on the ballot as a 3.14-mill request.

Dearborn, MI · 6d

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Brighton District Library Receives State Librarian’s Excellence Award

The Brighton District Library has received the 25th annual State Librarian’s Excellence Award - recognizing the library’s dedication to providing superior customer service. Director Cindy Mack was “incredibly honored” for the Library to receive the award. Mack said “This recognition reflects the dedication, creativity and passion...

Brighton, MI · 6d

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Voters cast ballots in clerk's dining room in this Oakland County township

With only 128 registered voters, elections in Novi Township bring the tight-knit community together under one roof.

Oakland County, MI · 7d

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These Michigan rabbis couldn’t get El-Sayed’s attention. Now they’re going national.

ANN ARBOR – Shortly before an Oct. 24 rally featuring Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and former President Barack Obama in Detroit, 250 rabbis from across the country urged them both to take their concerns more seriously about El-Sayed’s position on Israel. The rabbis were speaking on...

Michigan · 7d

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SMART Reveals 2027 Transit Changes: New Livonia Routes, Public Hearings Announced

SMART wants to add new bus service lines in Livonia in 2027. The plan includes Route 290 in Newburgh and Route 295 Plymouth. City officials want residents to attend three public hearings in November to learn about the proposed bus lines and ask questions. The city of Livonia said public...

Livonia, MI · 7d

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Michigan officials contact DOJ about monitors speaking to poll workers

LANSING — Attorneys with the Michigan Attorney General’s Office and Department of State made contact with the Department of Justice Tuesday, Nov. 3, after receiving reports that the department’s monitors were speaking with poll workers in Dearborn and Flint. DOJ monitors are largely limited to observing the voting process, with the precinct captain being their only point of contact at a polling location. But on Tuesday, monitors asked poll workers in Dearborn for copies of their training materials and monitors in Flint asked poll workers for information on how they were trained, said Kim Bush, a spokeswoman for state Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office. When state officials informed the DOJ’s Michigan coordinator about the issue, the coordinator said that was not how they were trained and the monitors would be spoken to directly to correct the situation, Bush said. She noted that the DOJ uses both its own employees and volunteers who are trained to monitor elections across the country. “Those people were then trained because it’s not their area of subject matter expertise,” Bush said of the volunteers. “As with any large group of volunteers, there’s likely going to be some people who make mistakes.” The office will continue

Michigan · 6d

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Dearborn Schools bond proposal is on the ballot

The Dearborn Public School District is asking voters to consider a large bond during this year’s midterms. The bond proposal is a is seeking $1.5 billion to replace old buildings at six new Pre-K through 8th grade schools schools and renovate all 3 high schools, add new buses and other improvements.

Dearborn, MI · 7d

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Ann Arbor’s new net-zero fire station honors city’s first female firefighter

On Friday afternoon, the Ann Arbor Fire Department held a dedication ceremony for its newly-rebuilt Fire Station Fire Station 4, dedicated to the department’s first female firefighter, Mindy Kerr. The $12 million building — the city’ s first new station since 1981 — replaced the previously aging station with...

Ann Arbor, MI · 6d

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Brighton planners to consider site plan amendment for Allor on Main

The Daily is providing a weekly round-up of the biggest topics in upcoming municipal meetings, giving our readers a chance to engage with their local officials on the projects, appointments and decisions that hit closest to home. These round-ups are written on Fridays and updated online Mondays. Municipalities are not required by the Michigan Open Meetings Act to provide an agenda in advance of a meeting, but they are required to provide notice. Please visit your local municipality website for the most updated information. Here are the biggest topics for meetings Monday-Friday, Nov. 2-6: Village of Pinckney Planning Commission Meeting: 6:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, at Pinckney Village Hall The agenda includes: Consideration of approving and forwarding the proposed master plan. This is unfinished business from a prior meeting. A discussion of ordinances that need reviewing, including a sign ordinance and accessory dwelling units (ADU). This is unfinished business from a prior meeting. Developing a practical recommendation that supports rain gardens, flower gardens, native plantings and pollinator habitats while protecting neighboring properties and maintaining the appearance and safety of the village. This is unfinished business from a prior meeting. Read the full agenda: tinyurl.com/mrxrhzsw How to participate remotely: Microsoft Teams.

Brighton, MI · 7d

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Democrats win Wayne State, Michigan State governing board seats

Democrats dominated state university boards in Michigan, with Brianna Scott and Kelly Tebay winning the Michigan State University trustee race and Shereef Akeel and Richard Mack securing seats on the Wayne State University governing board. The Eastern Echo has called this race with votes from all counties in Michigan fully...

Michigan · 5d

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Ypsilanti City Council approves $100K allocation for winter shelter services

At the Oct. 20, 2026, Ypsilanti City Council meeting, council members approved an allocation of $100,000 to the Shelter Association of Washtenaw County for winter sheltering services in the city. The proposal was approved unanimously, but some changes to the winter shelter options sparked discussion between city leaders. In 2022,...

Ypsilanti, MI · 8d

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Four Trinity Health Michigan Hospitals Named America’s Best-In-State

Four Trinity Health Michigan hospitals have all been named America’s Best-in-State Hospitals 2027 by Newsweek. They include Trinity Health Ann Arbor, Trinity Health Grand Rapids, Trinity Health Livingston, and Chelsea Hospital. Three of those are ranked within the top 10 in Michigan - Trinity Health Ann Arbor (No. 7),...

Ann Arbor, MI · 10d

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Michigan poverty exemption applications close December 1 in Portage and December 14 in Ann Arbor

Two Michigan cities are taking applications for a poverty property tax exemption ahead of their December board of review sessions. Portage must receive the paperwork by Dec. 1, according to the city’s 2026 application packet, and Ann Arbor wants it returned by Monday, Dec. 14 for a board meeting on Dec. 15, according to the... The post Michigan poverty exemption applications close December 1 in Portage and December 14 in Ann Arbor appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Ann Arbor, MI · 9d

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History of Milford Michigan: 17 Remarkable Photos From Its Industrial Past – Video

From 1830s sawmills to Henry Ford's 1938 carburetor plant, the history of Milford, Michigan, tells a story of industry and change. Historic photos bring the village's mills, hotels and downtown businesses back into view.

Milford, MI · 8d

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Auburn Hills Lands Defense Plant as JVIS Eyes 1,000 Michigan Jobs

Auburn Hills is the site of JVIS’s new defense and aerospace facility, marking the auto-parts supplier’s move into defense work. The facility opened October 27. JVIS has a $13.2 million U.S. Army contract and says its expansion could add more than 1,000 jobs across Macomb and Oakland counties.

Auburn Hills, MI · 8d