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University of Michigan to demolish 52-year-old building in Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR, MI — Administrative service and staff relocations are underway as the University of Michigan is set to demolish a 52-year-old building in Ann Arbor. Maintenance of the aging Wolverine Tower, 3003 S. State St., near Eisenhower Parkway, “has become cost-prohibitive,” a Dec. 1 University Record update states.
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Protesters in downtown Saline fight against nearby planned data center

Dozens of protesters gathered in downtown Saline on Monday evening to voice opposition to a proposed 250-acre data center project in Saline Township.
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Unsettling Encounter: A Cautionary Tale of Home Invasion in Ypsi

A resident of Ypsilanti, Michigan recently shared a disturbing account of a home invasion on social media. The incident occurred last month when the homeowner was away on a work trip. The intruder, identified as an unhoused individual, was found in the homeowner's bed after having used their shower and left their...
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‘I told her everything’: Westland woman says psychiatric nurse exploited her crisis for money

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – A Westland woman says the psychiatric nurse practitioner she trusted to guide her through a mental-health crisis in Ann Arbor instead manipulated her into secretly loaning thousands of dollars, conduct that the state of Michigan now alleges violated multiple provisions of the Public Health Code.
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Protesters rally against DTE’s attempt to fast-track OpenAI, Oracle data center

Local protesters and environmental groups are challenging DTE Energy's request to bypass public hearings to power the $7 billion hyperscale facility in Saline Township.
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Michigan gas prices decrease, Ann Arbor and Traverse City see biggest changes

Gas prices in Michigan have dropped by 15 cents from last week, with the current average price for regular unleaded at $2.96 per gallon, 5 cents less than last month and 14 cents less than the same time last year.
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Intense Debate: DTE’s $7 Billion Data Center Power Deal Needs Approval by Dec. 5...

This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on DTE wants power deal for $7 billion data center approved by Dec. 5: ‘False sense of urgency’.
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Jeff Daniels’ new Chelsea music venue is to be ‘more than just a restaurant...

CHELSEA, MI — Actor Jeff Daniels’ new music venue and restaurant, a short distance from his Purple Rose Theatre, will be a cozy spot for musicians of all genres, managers say. And Chelsea is ready for a new “immersive” nighttime venue, according to Aaron Vermeulen, business partner and...
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Man taken to hospital by ICE agents had been Tased after running from agents,...

SUPERIOR TWP., MI — A man taken to the hospital by immigration enforcement last week had been Tased while running from agents, officials said. Two federal agents in plain clothes and vests with their faces covered escorted someone from the emergency department at Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital around 12:30 p.m....
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Fall enrollment again dips at Ann Arbor schools, but student count is up over...

ANN ARBOR, MI — Fall enrollment in Ann Arbor Public Schools is again on the decline this year, a continuing trend since the district’s pre-pandemic peak. But according to the latest data, the district’s total student count — 1.17% smaller than last year and 3.05% lower since 2020 — is still higher than it was more...

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