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Wolverine Lake, MI · Lifestyle

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This Metro Detroit Deli Piles Corned Beef High and Serves Old-School Jewish Classics

Corned beef sandwiches are the main attraction at Siegel’s Deli in Commerce Township, where the portions are big enough that ordering a half sandwich makes sense. This Metro Detroit spot also serves traditional Jewish deli favorites, including matzo ball soup, chopped liver, potato latkes, and Reubens. The menu has...

Commerce Charter Twp, MI · 3d

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People Drive Hours Across Michigan Just For The Deep Dish Pizza At This Small Restaurant

Hundreds of empty bottles hang from the ceiling of this pizza joint, and many of them carry signatures from past diners. That alone would make me curious. Then you learn the pizza is the real reason people show up. In August 2024, Yelp named this place the No. 1 pizza...

Michigan · 4d

The Detroit News

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Recent health inspections flag Northville eateries

Recent health inspections in some Northville restaurants found improper handwashing, improper food storage and more between September and November, according to Wayne County Health Department inspection reports. Many of the violations have been corrected. The presence of violations in a past inspection does not necessarily mean the establishment has the same violations today. Inspection reports can be found at swordsolutions.com/inspections/. Below is a list of violations found at a few restaurants in Northville. Deccan Bawarchi, 17933 Haggerty Road During a routine inspection on September 15, an inspector noted several problems at Deccan Bawarchi. ∎ During the inspection, employees were never seen washing their hands, even though they moved from food preparation areas to dish areas, to grabbing supplies from stock areas, and returning. Whenever employees want to start food preparation tasks or return from leaving after completing non-food preparation tasks hand washing should be done before donning new pair of gloves. Wash hands before putting on gloves and preparing food. Corrected through instruction. ∎ Prep line cooler was malfunctioning and holding all potentially hazardous food items inside between 52-54F. This included cooked chicken, paneer cheese, mayo, lentil soup, and cooked chickpeas. Potentially hazardous ready-to-eat food should be kept below 41F.

Northville, MI · 3d

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Check out the Humane Society of Huron Valley

The humane society of huron valley is an independent animal welfare organization located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, that serves as a shelter for animals and provides various services to the community. It is a no-kill shelter recognized for its high save rate and has been operating since 1896. The shelter holds all animals, but only some animals are up for adoption. These animals include cats, dogs, bunnies, turtles, and sometimes even ferrets or birds.

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

The US Sun

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Shuttered Dairy Queen on verge of second life as beloved ice cream shop hits the market

WHILE ice cream lovers are currently being left to crave their local Dairy Queen’s Blizzards, the shop may soon be given a second life. The owner of the freestanding Dairy Queen Chill franchised location has listed it for sale, and it’ll run the buyer a cool $510,000. The...

Ypsilanti, MI · 3d

WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Horse owner responds after 2 horses board DDOT bus in Detroit

It's a scene that has Detroiters doing a double take: Two horses boarding a DDOT bus, then walking back off. The video is real, city officials confirm, and the man behind the unusual stunt says it's not the first time his horses have made headlines.

Detroit, MI · 4d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Residents recommend these spots for warm soup in Livingston County

The days are getting colder and the idea of a warm bowl of soup for dinner is getting more enticing. For that reason, we asked residents to name their favorite soup spots in Livingston County. We used the nominations for a poll , and the victor was Colasanti's Express . But there's plenty of information left to share. We've compiled a list of seven total spots to consider when you've got a hankering for soup that'll stick to your ribs in Livingston County. They include: Colasanti's Express 5580 E. Grand River Ave. in Genoa Township Colasanti's Express only recently opened in Genoa Township in May 2026. The express gourmet grocery store offers several options for on-the-go soup lovers, with six flavors available daily. A typical staple is chicken noodle soup, while other popular flavors include broccoli cheddar and lobster bisque. Brighton Bar and Grill 400 W. Main St. in Brighton Brighton Bar and Grill offers a housemade soup-of-the-day alongside the eatery's tomato and tarragon, gumbo and french onion. Customers can order by the cup or bowl, or create a combo with their choice of a croissant sandwich. The Ivy Table 10180 E. Grand River Ave. in Brighton The Ivy Table,

Livingston County, MI · 3d

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A Michigan deer wandered for 10 days with a plastic Halloween pumpkin stuck over its mouth, and rescuers say they get calls like it every year

A young buck in Michigan spent 10 days with a plastic Halloween pumpkin stuck on its head before volunteers freed it on Sunday, according to BroBible . The Detroit Animal Welfare Group led the effort and says it tracked the deer to Hines Park in Westland, miles from the Livonia neighborhood where it was first spotted. Volunteers tranquilized the animal and removed the bucket. The deer first drew attention after a resident in a Livonia neighborhood recorded video of it with the plastic pumpkin bucket stuck over its mouth. The group says it began receiving calls shortly after Halloween and posted on social media asking people to report sightings. It says it received several updates and photos but could not catch up to the deer, which was becoming weak and thin. The group says it was concerned that the deer would become dehydrated and eventually starve, as the bucket kept it from eating or drinking. It received permission from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to tranquilize the animal if volunteers could reach it. The group also asked for help from drone pilots, including one with a heat sensing drone, to track the deer down. Volunteers waded through water and

Livonia, MI · 2d

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Owners of Hamburg Pub: "Time Has Come to Pass the Torch"

The owners of the Hamburg Pub have announced they will soon "pass the torch" to a new family of owners. They posted the following message on Facebook:. "To our Pub family.. it’s time for a new chapter!. "After many years of serving up cold drinks, great food, laughs, and...

Township Of Hamburg, MI · 1d

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An abandoned cardboard box had animal shelter workers worried: "We weren't initially sure what we were dealing with"

Belleville, Michigan - Two staff members and a volunteer at the shelter, Friends of Michigan Animals Rescue, noticed a box at the end of their driveway shortly after arriving. A heartbreaking note scribbled on the box said it all: "Mom cat 3 BBY kittens CANNOT AFFORD." The concerned shelter workers rushed to bring the box inside before opening it, as they told the Dodo. "We weren't initially sure what we were dealing with, and we didn't want to risk any of the cats jumping out or getting loose, so we brought the box inside to our Cat Haven before opening it,” Michelle Eastlake, operations mana...

Belleville, MI · 1d

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Sonic drive-in restaurant under construction in Taylor

A Sonic drive-in and drive-through restaurant is under construction at the southeast corner of Telegraph Road and Crowley Street. The previously vacant property is between Ecorse and Wick roads. “This project was announced years ago but changes delayed construction,” the city of Taylor said in a Facebook post. Sonic...

Taylor, MI · 1d

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Blink And You’ll Pass This Tiny Family-Owned Clawson, Michigan Shop Serving Hearty Beef, Chicken, And Veggie Pasties

Some of the best meals in Michigan come from places you could miss with one quick glance at the road. In Clawson, a small shop has been handing out hefty, hand-made pasties for decades, and folks still drive across the state for them. One pasty is often big enough for...

Clawson, MI · 3d

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‘Now We Have Rats’: Angry Michigan Neighbor Crashes Out Over Local House Covered in Trash

A Michigan man called his city to report a mess that’s been piling up in his neighborhood and causing drama. He speaks out about the rental property next to his home and how it’s littered with gallons of trash. Now, rats have moved into the neighborhood and he wants somebody to do something about it.

Pontiac, MI · 2d

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This Family-Run Michigan Steakhouse Serves Prime Rib Cut by Its Own Neighborhood Meat Market

The prime rib at one busy Michigan steakhouse starts its journey at a meat market run by the same family. That connection between butcher counter and dinner plate is rare for a sit-down restaurant, and it shapes nearly everything on the menu. The family behind it has been feeding people...

Ann Arbor, MI · 2d

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Possible changes to Orion Oaks Dog Park spark petition, Oakland County Parks responds

A Change.org petition with more than 300 signatures is urging Oakland County to preserve Orion Oaks Dog Park’s rustic character as renovation ideas are considered. Possible upgrades include a paved parking lot, fence replacements, permanent pavilions, accessible paths, more water stations and a dog wash. After community feedback, officials...

Oakland County, MI · 2d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Cat House Lounge will reopen under new management in Howell

The Cat House Lounge is getting another chance in downtown Howell, after closing at the end of Melon Fest in August. The business will reopen under the same ownership, but new management, at 4 p.m. Nov. 18. According to a release, the cocktail bar will have an updated drink menu and small plate offerings, in addition to staff members with "deep roots" in Livingston County. In September, owner Clark Gill said the business was closing because sales "never really saw the volume" necessary to be sustainable. Gill also owns the nearby Aberrant Ales at 219 W. Grand River Ave. “We closed in the late summer to refocus the concept,” Gill wrote in the release. “While we saw success in some areas, we saw several areas of improvement that needed to change in order to deliver the quality product and service we strive for." Julia Blair will serve as the businesses' bartender and mixologist. She'll be joined by a team of bartenders who specialize in craft cocktail curation and have local connections. “I was a fan of The Cathouse Lounge," Blair wrote in the release. "After (it closed), I saw an opportunity. I had a vision for the space and the

Howell, MI · 3d

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Southern Michigan communities turn to regional management of growing deer herds

Communities in southern Michigan with growing deer populations are increasingly pursuing a regional approach to managing herds. The coalitions' goals are multi-faceted: human safety, by reducing car crashes with deer, reducing overbrowsing and protecting biodiversity in natural areas, and keeping herds of deer out of neighborhoods and people's yards. The...

Kent County, MI · 2d

WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Here are the holiday-themed bars across metro Detroit for 2026

While the calendar has flipped to November, many people are already in the holiday spirit, and that includes bars and restaurants in metro Detroit.

Detroit, MI · 1d

The Detroit Free Press

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Order Thanksgiving pies now before metro Detroit favorites sell out

The centerpiece of the Thanksgiving table is the turkey, but for dessert – it’s all about the pie. Pies have earned permanent placement on the Thanksgiving menu. Be it sweet potato, pumpkin, pecan or apple, the confection offers an ideal canvas for Michigan’s fall produce. When they’re presented on buttery crusts, served warm and topped with fluffy dollops of whipped cream, there’s always room after the big dinner for pie. Leftovers also make great companions to morning coffee while scouring Black Friday deals the next day. And if you’re a Thanksgiving dinner guest looking for a gift for the host, a great pie is even more thoughtful than a last-minute bottle of grocery store wine. Just as whole turkeys are in high demand this month, you’ll want to make plans to purchase your pies in advance of the holiday, as local pastry chefs are already beginning to sell out of their Thanksgiving selections. To help as you finalize your dessert plans, here’s a roundup of some of the most popular and beloved pies metro Detroit has to offer. Achatz Handmade Pie Co. For more than 30 years, Achatz Handmade Pie Co. has been serving pies made with ingredients from local

Detroit, MI · 1d