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The Coconut Mama

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Michigan’s “afternoon delight” closes after 48 years, taking owner from high school to retirement

Michigan’s list of beloved restaurant losses now includes an Ann Arbor breakfast institution that served generations of students, families and returning alumni. Afternoon Delight Café closed on October 31, 2026,…

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

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Pink clouding: Livingston County continues edging left

Pat yourselves on your backs, Livingston County voters. Your turnout of 67.34% at the polls was the highest voter participation in mid-Michigan this cycle, and second-highest in the state. You were beaten only by Leelanau County, where voters turned out to the tune of 73.5%. Bravo!. Take your well-deserved bows,...

Livingston County, MI · 3d

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Public notice: City of Manchester

Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. December 7, 2026, 5:30 P.M. Notice is hereby given that the City of Manchester’s Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Monday, December 7, 2026, at 5:30pm at the Manchester City Hall, 912 City Rd, Manchester, MI 48158.

Manchester, MI · 1d

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Ann Arbor looks to ban city purchases of sweatshop-produced goods

The City of Ann Arbor is moving toward a ban on the municipal purchase of any items manufactured in international sweatshops. In 2024, the City Council established the Sweat Free Procurement Advisory Group. Its mission was to evaluate Ann Arbor’s purchasing practices and recommend ways to avoid supporting sweatshop labor.

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

The Monroe News

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Airport High puts artistic spin on Michigan snowplow safety

Airport High School students are putting their artistic skills to work on a Michigan snowplow while helping spread a message about safer winter driving. The Carleton school is among five Michigan schools participating in the Michigan Department of Transportation's annual Paint the Plow project, according to a community announcement. Airport High represents MDOT's University Region in the program. Students painted a snowplow blade as part of this year's "See snow? Go slow!" theme, which encourages motorists to slow down in winter conditions, stay alert and give snowplows enough room to operate safely. The finished snowplow blades will be put to work along Michigan state trunklines this winter, giving students' artwork a public display while the plows clear snow and ice. Paint the Plow combines art and winter safety MDOT's Paint the Plow program invites students to create artwork on snowplow blades built around safe-driving messages. The program also seeks to raise awareness of the snowplow operators who maintain Michigan roads during winter weather. Airport High is one of five schools participating this season. The others are Heritage High School and Cass City Jr./Sr. High School in MDOT's Bay Region, Belding Middle School in the Grand Region and Coloma High School

Carleton, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

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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

Ann Arbor, MI · 22h

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City supports study of potential futures for river surrounding Ford Dam

Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. Last week the City of Manchester was presented with a unique opportunity to work with a University of Michigan faculty member and graduate student researchers to better understand and visualize different potential futures for the Ford Dam and the River Raisin in its vicinity.

Manchester, MI · 1d

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Secretary of State mobile office returning to Manchester

Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. The Secretary of State mobile office is returning to Manchester, setting up at the Manchester Senior Center, located at 912 City Rd (rear parking lot), on Monday, December 7, from 11am to 1pm. Times are available by appointment only. To make an appointment, call the senior center at 734-212-3080 or email CenterDirector@msccinc.org. Transactions available will include getting a first-time Michigan ID, renewing a driver’s license or ID, transferring a title, renewing a license plate or vehicle tab, and applying for or renewing a disability parking placard.

Manchester, MI · 1d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Genoa Twp. to consider multi-tenant commercial building near Meijer

The Daily is providing a weekly round-up of the biggest topics in upcoming municipal meetings, giving our readers a chance to engage with their local officials on the projects, appointments and decisions that hit closest to home. These round-ups are written on Fridays and updated online Mondays. Municipalities are not required by the Michigan Open Meetings Act to provide an agenda in advance of a meeting, but they are required to provide notice. Please visit your local municipality website for the most updated information. Here are the biggest topics for meetings Monday-Friday, Nov. 9-13: Livingston County General Government and Health and Human Services Meeting: 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, at the Livingston County Administration Building The agenda includes: Consideration of a resolution authorizing a budget amendment for auto leasing, fuel and maintenance costs Consideration of a resolution authorizing the purchase of two ambulance remounts and two ambulance replacements Consideration of a resolution authorizing Livingston County EMS to accept awarded funds through the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) Emergency Services Contracted Providers Grant Fund Read the full agenda: tinyurl.com/ydzcr7wb Finance and Asset Management Committee Meeting: 6:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, at the Livingston County Administration Building The agenda includes: A public

Livingston County, MI · 1d

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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...

Chelsea, MI · 21h

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Christopher Taylor concludes 12-year tenure as Ann Arbor mayor

Outgoing Mayor Christopher Taylor took his seat in the mayor’s chair in Larcom City Hall for the last time at Thursday’s City Council meeting, concluding his 12-year tenure as Ann Arbor mayor. At the meeting, the council reflected on his tenure, discussing Taylor’s leadership on the city’s climate action and housing construction.

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

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Dexter Council Discusses Data Center Zoning Rules

Dexter City Council discussed whether to develop zoning regulations for data centers at its Nov. 9 meeting, weighing the benefits of preparing for future development against the city’s limited land and competing staff priorities. No ordinance was adopted, and council did not establish a deadline for drafting one. The...

Dexter, MI · 12h

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Chelsea School District Seeking Community Members for Design Advisory Team

The Chelsea School District (CSD) is looking to put together a team of community members as part of its effort to determine whether or not to put before voters a potential bond proposal in the next year. The school district announced on Nov.9 that it “is seeking community members interested...

Chelsea, MI · 1d

MLive

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Northern Michigan’s Cherry Republic opens first shop in Metro Detroit

Birmingham, MI · 1d

MLive

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Your Washtenaw County road work scheduled of Nov. 9

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI - Drivers should prepare for numerous road closures and lane restrictions across multiple townships during the week of Nov. 9-15, according to the Washtenaw County Road Commission. Several major road closures will be in effect during the week and more. All schedules are subject to change due...

Washtenaw County, MI · 3d

The Ann Arbor News

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Synagogue protester calls new Ann Arbor law an attack on free speech, others applaud it

ANN ARBOR, MI — A new law in Ann Arbor explicitly prohibits disturbing the peace at places of worship or criminally interfering with access to them. City Council voted 9-0 Thursday, Nov. 5, to give final approval to the ordinance after 23 years of weekly Saturday protests outside the Beth Israel synagogue on Washtenaw Avenue.

Ann Arbor, MI · 4d

Larry Brown Sports

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Michigan, Michigan State team up to collect fans’ urine. Yes, really

In a rivalry already famous for intensity, Michigan and Michigan State have found a new way to measure which side is No. 1. Researchers from both schools are hosting “The Piss Off,” a game-day collection event that turns tailgate donations into fertilizer. Fans can contribute at yurts set up at the Ann Arbor Golf Club … The post Michigan, Michigan State team up to collect fans’ urine. Yes, really appeared first on Larry Brown Sports .

Ann Arbor, MI · 3d

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Dearborn Wanderlights Returns for 2026 with Thousands of Lights & Holiday Events

A favorite Metro Detroit holiday tradition is returning! Dearborn Wanderlights will light up PEACE Park West from November 19, 2026, through January 3, 2027, bringing thousands of twinkling lights, larger-than-life interactive art installations and festive community celebrations to downtown Dearborn. After welcoming thousands of visitors during its debut in 2025,...

Dearborn, MI · 2d

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Ann Arbor City Council approves worship harassment ban

The Ann Arbor City Council has approved an ordinance banning disturbing the peace at, or interfering with access to, a place of religious worship. It’s directed at protestors who have appeared in front of Beth Israel synagogue for decades. Led by Holocaust denier Henry Herskovitz, the small group appears on Saturdays during services. He says they’re exercising free speech rights, but others say it’s harassment.

Ann Arbor, MI · 1d

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Jackson native Jan Maino elected to the state House of Representatives

A new face will represent Jackson County and western Washtenaw County in Lansing as longtime East Jackson school board member Jan Maino defeated incumbent Kathy Schmaltz in the race for Michigan's 46th House District Tuesday night.

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