THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2022 |
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In today's newsletter, another sentencing in the Gov. Whitmer kidnapping plot, we explore bird-related news throughout the state and Michigan officials are investigating whether TikTok poses a threat to government devices. |
Still undecided on NYE plans? We have some options for you. |
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Michigan's Mazi Smith opened up about his Ann Arbor arrest while in Arizona preparing to compete in the Fiesta Bowl, calling the incident a "life lesson." Read more here. (Neil Blake | MLive.com) |
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Michigan's latest population dip can be blamed on deaths, not migration. |
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Another leader in the plot to kidnap Gov. Whitmer is sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison. |
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Let's talk about the birds and, well, the other birds. It's been a bird-filled week. |
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Is TikTok a security threat to state devices? Michigan officials are looking into it. |
Is the app problematic? State cybersecurity officials are reviewing whether the social media app TikTok poses a security threat on Michigan government devices, a spokesperson confirmed to MLive Wednesday.
Why are they concerned? The review comes as at least 19 states have banned the app, owned by a Chinese company, from at least some government devices, and the federal government is set to institute a similar ban via language included in a massive federal spending bill President Joe Biden is expected to sign before the end of the year.
More news from Lansing: Gov. Gretchen Whitmer vetoed 11 bills ahead of the legislative year’s end, citing concerns that policies pertaining to issues like marijuana licensing and retirement systems were "rushed through a lame duck session." |
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During this festive week, what says "celebration" more than delicious food? |
The latest pizza news: I think I have met a total of one person in my entire life who said they did not like pizza. It's the great unifier. We have some fantastic pizza here in Michigan. For instance, Buddy's was just named one of the 50 best pizzas in the world. And you will want to keep an eye on this Eminem-themed pizza pop-up. Hey Kzoo! Have you tried these new spots? In 2022, more than two dozen new eateries opened in the Kalamazoo area, with only a couple of closures. As someone who lives in the 'Zoo, I will admit I still have to visit a lot of these. But, hey, that makes for a fun to-do list.
A flurry of fry flavors:HOMES Brewery in Ann Arbor does French fries five ways — bulgogi, kimchi, Thai chicken, toga and plain. Each have their salty, sweet and spicy advantages. |
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Another briefing in the books. |
Your Thursday Morning Briefing experience is complete!
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I'll see you back here tomorrow morning for one last Morning Briefing of 2022.
— Jessica Shepherd |
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