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Cocaine kingpin set for trial two years after Saginaw trafficking ring collapsed over planned murder
In March 2022, officials arrested and charged 15 people with drug trafficking offenses. Only one remains charged.
By Cole Waterman | Cole_Waterman@mlive.com
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Great Lakes artists sought for summer outdoor public art exhibition
Michigan’s Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum invites artists from the Great Lakes states to submit their outdoor sculptures and public art installations for the 2024 Great Lakes Bay Public Art Passport Exhibition.
By Heather Jordan | heather_jordan@mlive.com
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Ex-Bay City Public Safety director pleads to assaulting teen, but could avoid criminal record
Michael J. Cecchini is to complete an anger management course, perform 40 hours of community service, and relinquish his Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards license.
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No credible threat at Bangor Township Schools after Snapchat scare
The initial Snapchat message featured a pistol and the description that it was taken in "Bangor, United States."
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Ex-Grand Rapids police officer will not get second look from appeals court in Lyoya death
The state Court of Appeals on Thursday, March 7 denied a request for reconsideration from attorneys for former Officer Christopher Schurr.
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Muskegon
New Holland Brewing adds new tasting room in iconic Grand Haven theatre
The brewery's third tasting room will be at 24 S. Washington Ave, Ste. 22, in the lobby of the historic Grand Theatre with its iconic marquee.
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Inappropriate, rude or profane language and actions draw most complaints about Ann Arbor police
The Ann Arbor Independent Police Oversight Commission has released its first annual report, consisting of citizen complaints since 2020 and policy recommendations around policing in the city.
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Life & Culture
How to get tickets to see the Black Crowes in Detroit for about $100    CTA
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How to get tickets to see Andrea Bocelli in Detroit starting at $111    CTA
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Run with Shamrocks & Shenanigans & other fun things to do around Ann Arbor (March 8-10)    CTA
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Obituaries
Bartlett Jr., Lloyd W.
Bartlett, Jr., Lloyd W. Bay City, Michigan Lloyd William Bartlett, Jr. was born in Bay City, Michigan on December 6, 1939 to the late ..... CTA
Hebert, Marilyn
Hebert, Marilyn 9/1/1937 - 3/5/2024 Novi Marilyn Jean Hebert September 1, 1937 - March 5, 2024 Marilyn Jean Hebert, 86 years old, passed away ..... CTA
Hunter, Roberta
Hunter, Roberta Roberta "Bobbie" Hunter (Martz) of Bay City, MI passed away peacefully on February 23 at age 84. She is survived by her ..... CTA
 
 
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