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Priority Waste facing higher volumes of compost during peak season

As we continue through the peak of the fall leaf season, Priority Waste has seen significantly higher volumes of yard waste and should continue to face them through late November. To maintain reliable collection during this period, curbside trash collection will continue to be the top priority each week There...

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Trenton’s Kara Fedea inks NLI to play softball at Saginaw Valley State University

Earlier this week, Trenton High School senior student-athlete Kara Fedea finalized her decision to continue her academic and softball-playing career at Saginaw Valley State University next school year. A soon-to-be four-year varsity athlete, Fedea has helped fill the left side of the infield for the Trenton softball program each of...

Trenton, MI · 21h

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Dearborn Heights food event distributes 40,000 pounds of fresh produce

A large-scale food distribution event took place in Dearborn Heights on Wednesday, aimed at fighting food insecurity and getting fresh produce into the hands of those who need it most.

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Vista Maria Opens Michigan’s Only Housing Program for Women Veterans and Their Children

Vista Maria has opened newly renovated transitional housing for women veterans and their children on its Dearborn Heights campus. Fox 2 Detroit reported it is the only program in Michigan dedicated to housing women veterans with their children. The converted building has 16 bedrooms, shared bathrooms, a community kitchen, a...

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Lee Plaza restoration in Detroit nears completion of first phase of construction

After nearly 30 years of vacancy, Detroit’s historic Lee Plaza is being restored into 117 affordable housing units for seniors.

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Guitar World

Inside Motor City Guitars – the guitar store with the “Magic Strat” played by Eric Johnson and Mark Tremonti

We take a trip to 1565 Crescent Lake Road Waterford, MI, where Marty Minui's store is ready to welcome you – and promises not to sell you stuff you don't need

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Dearborn halts work at big hotel project probed for possible human trafficking

Dearborn city officials have ordered a halt to construction work on a hotel where authorities said they found evidence of possible human trafficking and families, including adults and children, living illegally in the large hotel. Hassan Abbas, a city spokesman, confirmed on Thursday, Nov. 12 that Dearborn officials have issued a stop-work order for the Edward Hotel & Convention Center, a 722-room hotel that's being remodeled. The center is the site of the former Hyatt Regency Dearborn, a 14-story building that was closed in 2018 because of multiple safety violations. When it closed, it was Michigan's second-largest hotel, behind the Marriott in Detroit's Renaissance Center. More: Dearborn mayor warned about families living illegally in hotel, official says "We issued a stop-work order after discovering that work was being performed beyond the scope of approved plans, while additional plans had been submitted but not yet reviewed or approved," the city said in a statement. "Our Building Team and Police officials have continued monitoring the property, including a recent walkthrough last week to assess worksite conditions. "There were no findings of additional violations during the recent walkthrough," officials said. "The outstanding plans remain under review. Work will not resume until the City

Dearborn, MI · 2d

News-Herald

Allen Park High School cheerleader Daryn Bailey pens NLI to attend Marshall University

The competitive cheer program at Allen Park High School has a rich tradition of not only winning, but sending its student-athletes to the next level. On Wednesday, another Jag made such official as Daryn Bailey finalized her commitment to Marshall University. A four-year varsity athlete, Bailey has been one of...

Allen Park, MI · 2d

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America's Community Council holds turkey giveaway in Detroit

Twelve-hundred families in Detroit will have a chance to gobble on a turkey dinner this Thanksgiving thanks to a giveaway on the city's west side on Thursday.

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Dearborn Publisher Sues Mike Rogers Campaign For Defamation For Portraying Him as a Terrorist Supporter and Anti-Jewish

Osama Siblani, the founder and publisher of the Dearborn-based Arab American News, is suing former Republican candidate Mike Rogers and his campaign for defamation, alleging he was falsely portrayed in the closing days of the contentious U.S. Senate race in Michigan as hostile toward American Jews, supportive of terrorism and Hamas, and responsible for getting candidate Abdul El-Sayed hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions.

Dearborn, MI · 22h

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Detroit Marine Veteran Goes From Abandoned School to Downtown Apartment

A Michigan Marine veteran's story traces a move from an abandoned Detroit school to a downtown apartment. The account offers a stark before-and-after contrast. The FOX 2 Detroit video report follows a Michigan Marine veteran's move from an abandoned Detroit school to a downtown apartment. How VOA Michigan Structures Its...

The Detroit News

High school football picks, Round 3 of state playoffs

Brandon Folsom, Craig Yuhas, Andrew Graham and Kameron Goodwill of The Detroit News make their predictions for Round 3 of the high school football playoffs. Detroit Catholic Central (10-1) at Clarkston (10-1) Folsom: Detroit Catholic Central Yuhas: Detroit Catholic Central Graham: Detroit Catholic Central Goodwill: Detroit Catholic Central More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Northville (9-2) at Detroit Cass Tech (11-0) Folsom: Detroit Cass Tech (best bet) Yuhas: Detroit Cass Tech Graham: Detroit Cass Tech Goodwill: Detroit Cass Tech (best bet) Rochester Hills Stoney Creek (9-2) at Romeo (11-0) Folsom: Romeo Yuhas: Romeo Graham: Romeo Goodwill: Romeo South Lyon (9-2) at Milford (10-1) Folsom: South Lyon Yuhas: Milford Graham: Milford Goodwill: Milford Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (8-3) at Birmingham Brother Rice (9-2) Folsom: Birmingham Brother Rice Yuhas: Birmingham Brother Rice Graham: Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Goodwill: Birmingham Brother Rice Livonia Franklin (9-2) at Grosse Pointe South (10-1) Folsom: Grosse Pointe South Yuhas: Grosse Pointe South (best bet) Graham: Grosse Pointe South (best bet) Goodwill: Grosse Pointe South Mason (10-1) at Chelsea (11-0) Folsom: Chelsea Yuhas: Mason Graham: Mason Goodwill: Chelsea Warren De La Salle (7-4) at Harper Woods (9-2) Folsom: Harper Woods Yuhas: Harper Woods Graham:

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High school football: Breaking down the top games in Round 3

Detroit Edison coach Chan Brock wasn’t going to get caught looking ahead. With Edison (10-1) facing Clinton in the Division 6 district final last Saturday, he could have spent the night before scouting Ecorse (10-1) for a potential regional final matchup between the Charter School Conference rivals on Saturday, Nov. 14. Instead, he used that time to get an extra night of preparation for Clinton. It paid off when Edison pulled off a 26-24 comeback victory to win its third district title in four seasons. But the second Brock handed the championship trophy to his captains, his attention shifted to Ecorse, which Edison narrowly defeated 30-20 in a de facto CSC Gold Division title game in Week 8. More: How a boxing gym helped Detroit Edison football handle adversity “Ecorse now has our full attention,” Brock said. “Obviously, we played them before, but we know it’s not going to be the same team. We know they’re going to play us harder, so we’ve got to play harder, too.” That’s a scary thought considering how well Edison played against Clinton, which was a 15-point favorite according to the analytics released by high school football website Goosepoop. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,”

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9 Airplane Secrets Michigan Travelers Might Notice Too Late

A Michigan flight can go wrong before the aircraft moves: the wrong terminal, a bag delivered after the cutoff, or a fare whose restrictions become clear only when plans change. These are published details that are easy to overlook while comparing departure times. The nine points below focus on decisions...

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The Detroit News

Deep dive: What it's like to photograph a shipwreck

Detroit News photographer Andy Morrison was certified in SCUBA in 2001 and has been diving shipwrecks ever since. Among the wrecks he's photographed: Bell P-39 Air Cobra, Eber Ward, Dunderberg, City of Detroit. Here, he shares what makes these assignments both challenging and exhilarating. Q. What drew you to this kind of specialized photography ? How long did it take to become SCUBA certified? A: I initially got certified as something to do away from my day job as a photojournalist. Basic scuba took a few months to months. There's classroom work, then pool sessions and finally you're in open water certification dives. I grew up a huge Jacques Cousteau fan, watching his documentaries as a kid in Iowa, and always wanted to scuba dive. I just wanted to enjoy being underwater, but after seeing my first shipwreck, I knew I wanted to take a camera with me. More: It's not finders keepers for most Great Lakes shipwrecks. Here's why Q: What kind of specialized equipment do you need for these assignments? A: Advanced training is the most important thing you need to photograph shipwrecks. You always have to remember you're a diver first, photographer second. It's a lot to

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Livonia Stevenson parts ways with football coach Randy Micallef

Livonia Stevenson will have a new football coach next season. Athletic director Arnie Muscat confirmed Stevenson has let go of coach Randy Micallef after 14 seasons leading his alma mater. “We decided to make a change in the Stevenson Football program and will be now moving in a new direction,” Muscat said. “We are grateful to Randy Micallef for his 14 years of dedicated service to our program and for all he has done for our student-athletes.” Stevenson finished 2-7 overall and 2-6 in the Lakes Valley Conference this fall, its first season in the league. “I am very disappointed in the decision,” Micallef said. “I was excited about the group of young men that were returning and had gained a lot of experience this season. I know they will do some great things in the future!” Micallef compiled a 57-73 record since taking over in 2013, including a 36-45 mark in Kensington Lakes Activities Association divisional games. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Muscat said the job will be posted next week. He plans a thorough search but has no immediate deadline for hiring a replacement. Micallef graduated from Stevenson in 1991 after playing quarterback

Livonia, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

Meet the Detroit News boys and girls High School Teams of the Week!

Michigan high school athletes delivered another week of standout performances, and Detroit News readers have chosen this week’s Teams of the Week. After reviewing nominations from coaches, parents and fans across the state, five boys teams and five girls teams advanced to the reader vote. Readers cast their ballots from Monday morning through Thursday afternoon, many times over, and the results are in. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Detroit News Boys Team of the Week: Troy boys soccer Troy finished the fall as Michigan’s only unbeaten boys soccer team and closed the season the way it played all year: in control. Troy went 19-0-2 and captured its second Division 1 state title , and first since 2003, with a 2-1 win over Livonia Stevenson. Senior defender Faris Ibrahim and sophomore midfielder Connor Hotts each scored on set pieces in the final. Hotts finished the season with 20 goals and 14 assists. Two days earlier, Troy rolled past Salem 5-2 in the semifinal. The championship was the program’s second, ending a 22-year wait between titles. Detroit News Girls Team of the Week: Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central girls golf Forest Hills Central spent the season ranked

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Things To Do In Detroit: 3 Unmissable Michigan Events Next Week: Detroit Lions vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, UCLA Bruins at Michigan Wolverines, and Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Looking for the best things to do in Detroit and Ann Arbor between November 16 and November 22, 2026? We break down the three biggest crowds of the week, featuring the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at Orchestra Hall, UCLA at Michigan Stadium, and the Detroit Lions hosting Tampa Bay at Ford Field.

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'West Wing,' 'Breaking Bad' stars in Metro Detroit this weekend

A former TV president, a pair of pro wrestling legends from Michigan and the man who created the supervillain Thanos are just a few of the famous faces scheduled to greet fans this weekend in Metro Detroit. The Motor City Comic Con takes place Friday, Nov. 13-15 at the Vibe Credit Union Showplace, (formerly the Suburban Collection Showplace) in Novi. Here's a look at which notable celebs are set to appear at the long-running event, which also features top comic book creators; autograph and photo opportunities; panel discussions; and other attractions for pop-culture obsessives. More: Things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit, Nov. 13-15 Movie stars and wrestling royalty Martin Sheen — Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 14-15 Sheen has enjoyed a decades-long career on screen, with memorable roles in films such as "Apocalypse Now" and "The Departed," as well as the TV series "Grace and Frankie." He's perhaps best known for playing President Josiah Bartlet in the acclaimed political drama "The West Wing." More: Bedrock kicks off holiday attractions in downtown Detroit Aaron Paul — Sunday, Nov. 15 Paul became a household name playing Jesse Pinkman, Walter White's partner in crime, on "Breaking Bad." The role earned him three