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FBI Digs Up Michigan Barn Chasing Deathbed Tip in 1976 Murder
Peter Kensler was shot twice with a shotgun and left dying in the snow of his own driveway in Manchester, Michigan on Feb. 4, 1976. Fifty years later, no one has ever been prosecuted for his murder — but a deathbed tip this fall sent FBI agents and Washtenaw County sheriff's deputies jackhammering through concrete beneath an old horse pool, hunting for answers that still haven't come.
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Michigan Makes Another Puzzling QB Decision After Michigan State Loss
Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham is back to square one at quarterback after a brutal loss to Michigan State in Ann Arbor.
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Dexter Dance Team Opens Season With Second-Place Jazz Finish
The Dexter High School Dance Team opened its competition season Nov. 7 at the Universal Dance Association Great Lakes Dance Challenge at Walled Lake Northern High School. Competing against teams from Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania, the Dreadnaughts placed second in D2 Varsity Jazz, fifth in D2 Varsity Pom and fourth in Varsity Game Day.
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JDs Bistro Set to Welcome Hometown Performer
Mikaela Davis (L) and John Lee Shannon (R). Photo by Matt Reamer. Chelsea’s local music venue will welcome hometown guitarist John Lee Shannon and his partner, singer Mikaela Davis, to the stage this Nov. 25. The two of them have been collaborating musically for several years, meeting on tour while Davis opened for Shannon’s band.
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U-M-Los Alamos data center site 'highly archeologically sensitive'
The controversial Ypsilanti Township site chosen by the University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory for a $1.25 billion data center project is "highly archeologically sensitive," a major past trail route for Native American tribes that may include both artifacts and graves, the State Historic Preservation Office has informed project officials. Both Ypsilanti Township and the United Tribes of Michigan, a coalition of the 12 federally recognized tribes in the state, have passed resolutions calling on U-M to undertake a comprehensive archaeological review of the 144-acre site on Textile Road near Bridge Road, and to better consult with the tribes before disturbing sites of potential significance to their heritage. "It's disgraceful that they have not reached out and consulted the Native American tribes, given the historic nature of their relationship at U-M with the Huron River and knowing full well that the Bentley Library is filled with information and maps on the indigenous Native American trails throughout Washtenaw County," said Ypsilanti Township Attorney Doug Winters. U-M proposes a "high-performance research computing center" at the site in partnership with Los Alamos National Laboratory, a New Mexico-based research institution focused on national security — including the manufacture of plutonium pits, the
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Steak Lovers Keep Driving To Ann Arbor’s The Earle For Candlelit Dinners Below Street Level
Some of the best dinners in Ann Arbor happen one flight of stairs below the sidewalk. Downtown shoppers walk right over this dining room every evening, and plenty of them have no idea a steak dinner is being served under their shoes. Regulars know better. Some have been coming back...
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Chelsea Hospital to offer free Thanksgiving dinner
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. Gather with others this Thanksgiving! Chelsea Hospital, located at 775 S Main St in Chelsea, is once again putting together a free meal for members of the community who would otherwise be alone or who cannot afford a Thanksgiving meal. This will be taking place on Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 26, from 11:30am to 1:30pm. Registration is required, and space is limited. Please call the Chelsea Senior Center at 734-475-9242 to register.
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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...