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Theaters schedule Veterans Day screenings nationwideEntertainment — 4dCommunities marked Veterans Day with ceremonies and movie events, including free screenings for veterans and active-duty personnel in Sanford, Ann Arbor and Waynesboro. Springfield’s State Theater hosted a ticketed screening and Marine Corps birthday program, with proceeds benefiting veterans and their families.

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Ann Arbor Narrowly Rejects Public Power ProposalPolitics — Nov 4, 2026Ann Arbor voters narrowly rejected Proposal E, 51.8% to 48.2%, which would have created a city utility board to advance a possible takeover of DTE’s electric assets. Supporters say they will keep pressing for further study, while uncertainty over acquisition costs, potential rate increases and legal challenges helped fuel opposition.

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Michigan State beats Michigan, reclaims Paul Bunyan Trophy — 6dMichigan State beat rival Michigan 15-6 in Ann Arbor, reclaiming the Paul Bunyan Trophy behind a defense that forced four turnovers and held the Wolverines to 192 yards. Coach Pat Fitzgerald said the win should set the program’s standard, while stressing that players who skipped the postgame handshake line must be held accountable.

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Michigan student shoves Jewish activist after free speech clash — Nov 3, 2026Liz Benichou was knocked down at an unpermitted Ann Arbor table debate two days before the midterms; police arrested a student, released her pending review, and the case now sits with prosecutors.

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IJRDuffy Floats $50 Billion Price Tag For Congress To Prevent Repeat Paralysis Of US Air TravelSpencer Lombardo · 4 min · 3h

Ann Arbor Power Opposition Reports $2.7M SpendingPolitics — Oct 26, 2026Campaigns over Ann Arbor’s Nov. 3 public-power ballot proposal have raised additional funds, but the opposition—backed by DTE Energy—has far outspent the grassroots group supporting a municipal utility. The DTE-backed coalition reported more than $1.7 million in total expenses, compared with nearly $60,000 in cash raised by Ann Arbor for Public Power.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Marcus & Millichap Closes Five Sales Worth $66.3MBusiness — Nov 6, 2026Marcus & Millichap reported several U.S. commercial property transactions, including multifamily sales in Minneapolis and Queens, a Dutch Bros site in Georgia, and a Western Massachusetts dental portfolio. The deals also included Brookhaven Manor, a 134-bed independent living facility in Ann Arbor, which sold for $26 million; reported sale prices across the transactions ranged from $2.7 million to $28.5 million.

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EPA, Gelman Reach Ann Arbor Plume Cleanup DealEnvironment — Oct 23, 2026The EPA reached an enforceable agreement with Gelman Sciences to investigate the 1,4-dioxane plume near Ann Arbor, remove contaminated soil, expand groundwater pumping and monitoring, and fund an independent technical adviser for community groups. Michigan officials welcomed the federal oversight, while a local watershed leader urged aggressive action, saying a full cleanup may not be possible.

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Austin tops 2027 college-town rankingsLifestyle — Oct 20, 2026Vrbo data points to rising interest in inland “heartland” destinations for 2027, including college towns, foodie cities and lakeside escapes, as travelers seek local culture, scenery and affordability. Separately, WalletHub ranked Austin the top large college town and Ann Arbor the top small college town, citing Austin’s job market and attractions and Ann Arbor’s strong student environment and opportunities.

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Indiana Beats Michigan 13-6, Ends 22-Game Stadium Streak — Oct 25, 2026Indiana beat Michigan 13-6 in overtime in Ann Arbor for its first win there since 1967, as injured quarterback Josh Hoover scored the winning touchdown on a run.

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Nicole Hardy Indiana's defense and running game carried them when the passing attack stalled, and Hoover gutting it out through the injury was huge for their playoff push.

FaithTapFootage Shows Family Scrambling as Brooklyn Building Begins to CollapseNewly released footage from inside a Brooklyn apartment shows a family scrambling for safety as their building suddenly began collapsing, killing eight people and leaving at least… — by Andrew Powell2h · 7 reads

ASICS and Michigan open first joint lab for running innovationTech — Oct 26, 2026ASICS and the University of Michigan opened the $25 million AMSI Lab in Ann Arbor, bringing university researchers, company scientists and athletes together to turn research in areas such as biomechanics, materials science and design into running and performance innovations. The collaboration aims to develop and test concepts for footwear, apparel and other products, with research expected to begin informing products as early as 2028.

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Nature Activities Span Parks, Trails, WorkshopsLifestyle — Oct 19, 2026Families can find nature-focused outings ranging from Ann Arbor’s tree-built Mushroom Park playscape, children’s workshops at Paris’s La Villette and a kid-friendly trail in Tryon, North Carolina, to guided hikes in Kane County and seasonal bird walks at New Jersey’s DeKorte Park. The activities offer ways to explore local landscapes and wildlife through play, learning and hiking.

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Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Moore's Ann Arbor Area Mansion Listed for SaleSports — Jul 23, 2026Sherrone Moore’s Ann Arbor-area mansion, a 5,858-square-foot, half-acre property with a pond, pool, and luxury features, has been listed for $1.7 million after his December firing for cause over an inappropriate relationship with a university staffer. The sale, including roughly $300,000 in upgrades since 2023, marks a rapid pivot from what had been a high-profile, high-value tenure as Michigan’s head coach to moving forward with his family.

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Big Ten Sets Oct. 17 Kickoff TimesSports — Oct 5, 2026Penn State and Michigan will meet at 3:30 p.m. ET on Oct. 17 in Ann Arbor, though the TV network has not been announced. Both teams are coming off consecutive losses, dimming the stakes of a matchup that had been viewed as a marquee Big Ten game.

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Five US Children's Museums Offer Hands-On LearningLifestyle — Oct 11, 2026Features highlight five children’s museums—in Phoenix, Ann Arbor, Lancaster, St. Louis and St. Paul—where interactive exhibits invite kids to learn through hands-on play. They portray the museums as engaging family destinations that can spark curiosity in adults as well as children.

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IJRMinneapolis Narrowly Votes To Make Big Data Centers Buy Green PowerSimon August · 5 min · 6h

Schools Teaching Kids To Hate ICE Before Teaching Them To Spell ICE — Feb 9, 2026Photos from Ann Arbor, Michigan suggest some elementary schools prioritize teaching young kids radical left views over basic spelling and grammar. Michigan state Rep. Matt Maddock shared images of signs, apparently made…

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Cities Turn to Green Stormwater InfrastructureEnvironment — Oct 12, 2026Cities are rethinking stormwater management as heavier rainfall strains aging infrastructure, combining traditional systems with green infrastructure that captures and filters water where it falls. Ann Arbor is developing a comprehensive plan, while Portland’s green projects have reduced stormwater entering its combined sewer; industry leaders are also developing durable systems to address flooding and water quality.

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Walz Gets Booed at Minnesota-Michigan Match-up: ‘Get Out of Here’ — Sep 30, 2024Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s Saturday afternoon was rough. First, Minnesota fell to Michigan, 27-24, in Ann Arbor where Walz took in the football game from a suite alongside former U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke, Fox News…

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Wheel of Fortune Live Tour Reaches Multiple CitiesEntertainment — Oct 9, 2026Wheel of Fortune LIVE’s touring show lets audience members spin the wheel, solve puzzles and win prizes, with recent stops in Albany and upcoming appearances at Four Winds Casino New Buffalo on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, and Ann Arbor on Nov. 3. Local promotions are offering free tickets and VIP experiences, while some tour participants may audition for the televised game show.

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Parking QR-Code Scams Prompt Warnings Across CitiesPolitics — Oct 4, 2026Authorities in Boston, Manhattan, Perth and Kinross, and Ann Arbor are warning of parking-payment scams using fraudulent texts or QR-code stickers that send drivers to fake websites to steal personal and financial information. Drivers should avoid suspicious links and QR codes and verify payment instructions through official city or parking-service channels.

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Daily Caller News FoundationDuffy Floats $50 Billion Price Tag For Congress To Prevent Repeat Paralysis Of US Air TravelTransportation Secretary Sean Duffy doubled-down during a Saturday press conference on his request for Congress to give his department $50 billion to upgrade America's air traffic control systems.3h · 135 reads

Central Plumbing Expands AC Repair Across Bucks, Montgomery — Aug 19, 2026HVAC contractors across multiple regions—Central Plumbing in Bucks and Montgomery Counties, its Philadelphia heat pump expansion, Comfort Mechanical in Ann Arbor metro Detroit, C&C Myers in Charleston, and Complete Comfort in Central Indiana—are expanding 24/7 emergency repair and specialized services to shorten response times, often targeting under 60 minutes. The moves are driven by intense summer demand, aging housing stock, and the dual heating/cooling needs of heat pumps, with firms stressing diagnostic accuracy, preventive maintenance, and broad coverage.

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