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Detroit Casino Revenue Reaches $108 Million In October
Detroit commercial casinos saw a bump up in revenue in October, bringing in $108.1 million last month. This total was up 5.2% compared to September’s $102.8 million, as well as a 2% increase from the $105.9 million the three casinos did in revenue in October 2025. The October revenue...
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Troy weighs future of city's outdoor aquatic center as it faces 'extensive' repairs
TROY — Troy city leaders are considering the future of the city's 35-year-old outdoor aquatic center, and modernizing the facility would cost around $15 million, one city official said. The city of Troy announced Nov. 5 that the Troy Family Aquatic Center on Civic Center Drive will be closed in summer 2027 "due to significant infrastructure failures that require extensive repairs." Troy Recreation Director Brian Goul gave a presentation on the aquatic center at the Nov. 9 City Council meeting and said that repairing known leaks and replacing filters at the facility would cost approximately $1 to 1.5 million. Long-term modernization of the facility would cost approximately $15 million in capital funds and involve multiple years' worth of work, he said. "So going forward, the facility will be closed for 2027 season as we decide what to do for the future," Goul said. Mayor Ethan Baker told The News that the City Council will discuss the aquatic center during its annual strategy planning advance meeting on Nov. 21. He said the council will know before spring what its plan will be for next summer. It could be to move forward with repairs to the aquatic center or to continue researching
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For the Love of Cheesecake Debuting Second Shop in Midtown Next Year
One thing is clear, Detroiters love the cheesecakes that this entrepreneur creates. The For the Love of Cheesecake team recently announced her new location is coming to Midtown at 4240 Cass Avenue. This will again serve specialty cakes, as well as coffees and other desserts. Hamilton said she does not yet have an opening date as construction is developing.