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Midland Daily News

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Midland Public Schools board to act on tax resolution after millage vote

The Midland Public Schools Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting for 2 p.m. today, Thursday, Nov. 5, at the MPS Administration Center, 600 E. Carpenter St.

Midland, MI · 2d

Flint Beat

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Flint-area teams advance as district playoff action heats up

Grand Blanc and Montrose advanced in the high school football playoffs Friday night, with the Bobcats pulling away from Hartland and the Rams surviving another close game against Durand, while Bendle, Davison and Powers Catholic saw their seasons end. Flint-area football teams kept their playoff hopes alive Friday night, as...

Grand Blanc, MI · 4d
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9&10 News

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Reed City Area Public Schools bond proposal fails for the third time

Following the failure of the vote, district leaders must now use general fund money to cover building repairs, which could lead to staffing cuts. The recent vote follows two larger bond proposals that voters rejected last year, which were valued at $88.1 million and $75.5 million.

Reed City, MI · 2d

WOOD TV8

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Appeal denied, Catholic Central defeats Comstock Park

Catholic Central defeated Comstock Park with a score of 56-13 Tuesday night after the Michigan Court of Appeals denied MHSAA's emergency appeal earlier that day.

Grand Rapids, MI · 3d

The Detroit Free Press

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High school football game delayed by eligibility arguments to be played Tuesday

Michigan's final high school football district semifinal will be played Tuesday, Nov. 3. Grand Rapids Catholic Central (7-2) will host Comstock Park (4-5) in the 128th district semifinal of the 2026 postseason at CC's field on Tuesday, according to the Michigan High School Athletic Association's website. The school confirmed to the Free Press it will host the game Tuesday night. The game was originally scheduled for Friday, along with the majority of other first-round playoff matchups in Michigan , but it was removed from the schedule on Thursday. The MHSAA announced it was withdrawing Grand Rapids Catholic Central , which entered the postseason as the top-seeded team in Division 5 with a 7-2 record, for the use of an ineligible player during the regular season. Using an ineligible player means a team must forfeit the games in which they participated, which took five wins off GRCC's resume and left the Cougars without the requisite playoff points to make the final 32. In response to the MHSAA's decision, the school released a statement saying the student in question transferred to the school in January 2026. His family moved over the summer, and the school received a letter from the MHSAA confirming

Grand Rapids, MI · 5d

Midland Daily News

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Meridian schools bond proposal fails by 262 votes

Voters defeated a Meridian Public Schools bond proposal by 262 votes on Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Midland, MI · 3d

Huron Daily Tribune

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Ubly students explore automation careers at SVSU roadshow

Ubly High School mechatronics students visited SVSU for Kendall Electric’s Automation Roadshow to explore AI, PLCs and careers.

Ubly, MI · 3d

The Pioneer

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Mecosta-Osceola Career Center recognizes outstanding students

Career center honors 30 students

Big Rapids, MI · 4d

wwbr.com

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UPDATE: GRCC to play tonight after granted temporary restraining order

Following the initial removal of Grand Rapids Catholic Central from the Division 5 MHSAA football playoffs, the school will now play Comstock Park tonight at 7 p.m. The Cougars were granted the chance to play after a Kent County Circuit Court judge issued a temporary restraining order against the MHSAA. The lawsuit was filed independently of Grand Rapids Catholic Central.

Grand Rapids, MI · 4d

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Former Mt. Pleasant Indian Boarding School Recognized for National Significance

The Mt. Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School has been elevated to a national level of significance by the Keeper of the National Register of Historic Places. According to the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan, the designation formally recognizes the site as a surviving representative of the federal off-reservation boarding school system. Originally listed at the state level in 2018, the historic district includes six brick buildings situated on 15 acres within the Isabella Indian Reservation. Of the more than 2,200 Michigan sites on the National Register, it becomes one of only 144 listed at the national level of significance, and one of 8 recognized for American Indian heritage. Established by Congress in 1891, the facility operated from 1893 to 1934, housing between 300 and 375 children annually from kindergarten through eighth grade. According to tribe officials, approximately 225 students died while attending the institution during its operations. An annual Honoring, Healing, and Remembering event celebrates the closing of the school on June 6th, and recognizes the suffering of those children.

Mt Pleasant, MI · 5d

FOX 17 News West Michigan

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Michigan high school football team removed from playoffs over ineligible player

Grand Rapids Catholic Central was pulled from the 11-player playoffs after using an ineligible player in six games, sending Comstock Park to the district final.

Grand Rapids, MI · 8d

midmichigannow.com

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Michigan voters weigh school bonds and millages Tuesday

Voters in Mid-Michigan will be asked Tuesday to decide on a slate of school bonds and millage proposals, including measures in Genesee and Saginaw counties that supporters say are needed to maintain buildings and fund career and technical education. Linden Community Schools is again asking voters to approve a sinking...

Saginaw County, MI · 7d

Midland Daily News

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Midland students to build can sculptures to fight food insecurity

Midland students will build 10,000-can sculptures for the Canstruction event, raising food insecurity awareness and stocking pantry shelves.

Midland County, MI · 6d

13 ON YOUR SIDE

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Fremont High School student dead after crash, school to have grief counselors for staff and students

Fremont, MI · 5d

WNEM

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Swan Valley High School sophomore wins Michigan ‘I Voted’ sticker contest

THOMAS TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WNEM) - Swan Valley High School sophomore Lenore Coil’s design won the Michigan Department of State’s “I Voted” sticker contest. Her artwork topped more than 2,000 submissions. Coil said she has other ways she could spend her time, but this is one of...

Michigan · 8d

Midland Daily News

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All-Jack Pine Division 2 football

All-Jack Pine Division 2 football

Midland, MI · 7d

Midland Daily News

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Michigan Education Guarantee would reshape high school, advocate says

The Michigan Education Guarantee was one of the highlighted topics at the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce's State of Education luncheon at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bay City on Wednesday.

Michigan · 8d

Huron Daily Tribune

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Cass City falls to Pewamo-Westphalia 47-20 in playoff opener

Top-seeded Pewamo-Westphalia jumped to a 23-0 lead and beat Cass City 47-20, ending the Red Hawks' season in the playoffs.

Cass City, MI · 7d

MLive

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Bay City area playoff results, recaps, reactions: Six teams keep the season rolling

A look at how the 10 playoff teams from the Bay City area fared in opening-round action

Bay City, MI · 7d

Yahoo!

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Forest Hills among first Michigan school districts to use panic buttons

Forest Hills is one of the first school districts in the state to use a panic button system for emergencies. News 8's Kyle Mitchell shows the technology and explains why the district says it's so needed. (Oct. 28, 2026)

Michigan · 9d