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10 Low-Key Michigan Diners That Fill Up at Breakfast Every Day

Michigan mornings feel different when a small diner buzzes before sunrise. You hear mugs click, you catch those friendly greetings, and you know a good day is starting. This guide takes you to beloved breakfast spots across the state that locals trust and travelers seek out. Bring an appetite, arrive early, and soak...
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Man, 60, pleads guilty to robbing Saline restaurant at knifepoint

ANN ARBOR, MI - A 60-year-old man has pleaded guilty to robbing a Subway restaurant in Saline. John Fulton, accused of using a knife to rob a Saline restaurant, pleaded guilty to assault and larceny between $200 and $1,000 on Dec. 9 before Washtenaw County Trial Court Judge Carol Kuhnke, according to court records....
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Pinball Pete’s relocates after 30 years in Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor's beloved Pinball Pete's arcade is relocating after nearly 30 years on South University Avenue, moving to a new spot near East Liberty.
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University Staff United pickets outside Winter Commencement for higher compensation

The University Insider is The Daily’s first faculty and staff-oriented newsletter. This weekly newsletter will give U-M faculty and staff the ability to see the most important issues on campus and in Ann Arbor — particularly those related to administrative decisions — from the perspective of an independent news...
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City of Ypsilanti does final push to move residents and businesses to new water...

City of Ypsilanti officials are doing a final push to get residents and businesses to install new water meters before the start of the new year. 1,300 customers in Ypsilanti have yet to transition from mechanical to digital water meters. The mechanical meters will no longer be serviced by the city starting in 2026.
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Counterfeit money investigation results in arrests of 3 Detroit men

Three Detroit men each face multiple charges relating to counterfeit money after an investigation that involved the U.S. Secret Service.
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University Of Michigan Makes Surprising Decision On Sherrone Moore’s Mistress, Paige Shiver

Sherrone Moore is going to hate this... The post University Of Michigan Makes Surprising Decision On Sherrone Moore’s Mistress, Paige Shiver originally published on Total Pro Sports .
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Boundary expansion for Downtown Development Authority gets Ann Arbor’s initial OK

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor officials have given the initial OK for an expansion of the Downtown Development Authority. City Council voted 10-0 Monday night, Dec. 15, to approve a resolution of intent to expand the boundaries of the district where the DDA is allowed to capture tax revenue to reinvest in programs and...
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New large Ann Arbor affordable housing project to get financial boost

A major Ann Arbor affordable housing project gets a boost at tonight’s City Council meeting. The council is expected to approve a $4 million Affordable Housing Fund Grant Agreement. It’s with the Ann Arbor Housing Development Corporation for the property at 350 S. Fifth Avenue, the former location of the YMCA.
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New yard law changes specific length homeowners can keep their grass – and decision...

A NEW law has overturned strict legislation controlling how homeowners are allowed to keep their grass. The rule change has left a community divided, with some critics fearing that the city will look unruly overnight. The city council in Ann Arbor, Michigan, about an hour west of Detroit, voted to...

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