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Woodhaven’s Lucas Farner and Cam Thorning sign on to play college baseball
A pair of longtime teammates on the baseball diamond made their respective college decisions final on Wednesday as part of the early signing period festivities. Woodhaven High School players Lucas Farner and Cam Thorning will be taking their talents to the next level. Farner will stay local and attend Wayne State University, while Thorning will trek down to Ohio and play for Wright State University.
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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...
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A free holiday carousel is now open at Nick Gilbert Way, the plaza between the two Hudson's Detroit buildings! It's part of Bedrock's Decked Out Detroit, which kicked off today. Rides are free for all ages. The giant Hudson's ...
Attack of the Fanboy
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