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Community Grand Opening Celebration At New All-Accessible Playground
The community is invited to a grand opening and ribbon-cutting celebration at a brand-new, all-accessible playground in Marion Township. The event is set this Thursday, November 12th at 4:30pm at Fred Brown Park at 1884 Triangle Lake Road and all are welcome. Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority Executive Director...
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The Adeline, affordable housing development, to bring more than 300 apartments to downtown Ann Arbor
As Ann Arbor continues to grapple with an affordable housing shortage, a new 20-story development aims to expand access to housing downtown. The Adeline, which broke ground Sept. 28, will include about 330 one- and two-bedroom apartment units designated for households spanning various income levels. The Adeline — which is...
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Brighton Township Seeks Applicants For Treasurer Appointment
Brighton Township is putting out the call for a new treasurer. The Charter Township of Brighton is accepting applications from qualified individuals interested in serving as Treasurer for the remainder of the current term, running from January 2027 through November 2028. The vacancy provides an opportunity for an eligible Township...
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Lansing ModPod community likely delayed
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A proposal to create a modular housing community in Lansing to assist people in transitioning from homelessness to housing is facing unplanned hurdles that could push back its expected 2027 year-end opening. The NOVA Housing Initiative had selected the Ingham County Human Services Building, 5303 S. Cedar St., in January of […]
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Chelsea Veteran Jenny Olejnik Found Her Calling in Army Bomb Disposal
Editor’s note: In recognition of Veterans Day, The Sun Times News is sharing the stories of local veterans, highlighting their military service and the experiences that shaped their lives. Jenny Olejnik joined the Army to help pay for college. At 17, she left home for a job that would...
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UM computing facility site needs archaeological review for remains, state says
An "archaeological assessment" should be conducted at the site chosen for the planned University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory "high performance computing facility" in case Indigenous remains or artifacts are buried on the land, the State Historic Preservation Office said. Rob Green, the site's project director, emailed the State Historic Preservation Office on Sept. 16, a month after the university announced the facility would be built on the 144 acres owned by the university between Textile and Bridge roads in Ypsilanti Township. In his email, he said the university had received some comments from community members who claimed there might be "native american burial grounds" on the property. Scott Slagor, a cultural resource protection manager at the State Historic Preservation Office, said the Huron River corridor, which the site borders, is "highly archaeologically sensitive" and there could be intact archaeological material at the site. Since Textile Road itself was a Native American trail, Slagor said, the property was "very sensitive." More: UM 'computing facility' location gets pushback from township, lawmakers Slagor added there was a recorded cemetery that overlapped the property. Paul Corliss, UM's assistant vice president for Public Affairs and Internal Communication, said in a Nov. 9
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Novi voters renew Capital Improvement Program millage
Novi voters approved a renewal of the Capital Improvement Program millage on Nov. 3 that elected officials said would be used to purchase equipment and possibly acquire land. The measure will allow the city to assess a 1 mill property tax on residents for another 10 years starting in July 2027. The millage will provide the city with funding to pay for new public safety vehicles, building updates, land acquisitions and more. According to unofficial election results, 16,583 voters approved the millage, while 11,206 voted against it.