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Identification still pending in fatal fire north of Ann Arbor

NORTHFIELD TWP., MI - Investigators are still waiting on more information to confirm the identification of a person killed in a fire last week. Northfield Township Fire Department was called around 2:42 a.m. on Thursday, April 23, to a structure fire in Northfield Estates, a mobile home neighborhood near 8 Mile Road.
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Maple House opens in South Lyon, offering brunch, coffee, beermosas

SOUTH LYON — Maple House is open at last, giving downtown a bright new breakfast, brunch and beverage spot at 127 E. Lake St., site of the former Lake Street Tavern. "Thank you for your patience," Tom Palushaj said with a smile as he and his daughters, co-owners Julia Fish and Monica Gojcaj, gave a tour of the remade Maple House interior the day...
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PB&J pizza? This Ypsilanti restaurant has it on the menu

YPSILANTI, MI - Two American classics have collided at a local pizza shop in Ypsilanti: peanut butter and jelly served on a slice of pizza. Mama’s Pizza and Curry House, 5 N. Hamilton St. in Ypsilanti, pushes the boundaries of traditional pizza flavors. This isn’t pineapple or chicken alfredo,...
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4-star S Darrell Mattison decommits from Michigan

Four-star safety Darrell Mattison, one of the key foundational pieces of Michigan’s 2027 class, decommitted from the program Tuesday evening. He spent just over one month pledged to the Wolverines after making his initial decision March 24. Ole Miss surged into the picture over the past couple of weeks and is now trending to flip the blue-chip defensive back. Mattison visited the...
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This Ann Arbor Spot Serves Light, Fizzy Mead, Local Cider, and Board Games That...

Some Ann Arbor hangouts announce themselves with neon, noise, and a menu that tries to do everything at once, but this downtown room takes a calmer and much more curious route. The surprise is not just what fills the glasses, but how light, crisp, local, and unexpectedly social the whole experience feels once you settle in.
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This Michigan Restaurant Brings Bold Ethiopian Flavors To Ann Arbor

Look, the typical “food critic” routine is a lie. Most dining rooms are just boxes with chairs, but this East Washington Street spot feels more like a sensory ambush. The second you cross the threshold, the scent of berbere and slow-simmered onions hits you like a physical weight, instantly making your “quick dinner plans” look laughably naive.
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This is what union busting looks like up close

A few weeks ago, I wrote about how Michigan’s cannabis industry has developed a disturbing pattern of crushing union drives. I heard from a lot of people after that piece but what stuck with me most was Emily Hull’s story. The 26-year-old moved to Michigan from Colorado in...
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Jude Walton’s killer was found guilty. Here are 5 takeaways from the trial.

A jury took just 90 minutes to render its verdict.
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Milan Wine Walk Marks 10 Years Downtown

Downtown Milan’s Wine Walk marked its 10th anniversary April 25, drawing about 360 walkers downtown for wine samples, music, local business stops and community connection. The sold-out event ran from 3 to 7 p.m. and featured 10 stops and 12 tasting samples, with check-in at The Center on Neckel Court.
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Westland considers a $1 million proposal to demolish an abandoned school for a new...

WESTLAND, Mich. (WXYZ) — The city of Westland is considering a proposal to demolish an abandoned elementary school to make way for a new subdivision featuring 68 single-family homes. Watch Tony Geftos' video report:. Marshall Upper Elementary closed in 2020. Since then, neighbors say the building has fallen into...

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