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Signs carried by those protesting immigrant family separations in Ann Arbor
Several Michigan cities saw "Families Belong Together" rallies this weekend as similar events were held nationwide. The protests, gatherings of those opposed to immigrant family separations, included crowds of varying sizes. In Ann Arbor, thousands gathered on the University of Michigan Diag, many of them carrying signs addressing the current U.S. "zero-tolerance" border policy. Poster boards were painted and printed with messages of differing moods and messages. Here's a look at some of the thoughts protestors shared on the college campus. MORE
 Hundreds gather for 'Families Belong Together' rally in Grand Rapids
 
 
NEWS
 
 
Arnold Schwarzenegger 
wants to help 'terminate gerrymandering'
 
Voters Not Politicians, a Michigan group aimed at changing the way political boundaries are set in the state, has received a high-profile, out-of-state ally. Actor, bodybuilder and former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has declared his support for the cause in Michigan and beyond. Stating he would like to "terminate gerrymandering," the man who famously portrayed the sci-fi title character "The Terminator" is raising money to help with redistricting policy changes in Michigan, Missouri, Colorado and Utah. Here in Michigan, the issue is one for the voters to decide as the Voters Not Politicians petition to add the issue to the November ballot was recently given the green light. That is, unless an outstanding appeal from an opposition group gets in the way. MORE
 Also on the ballot: A proposal to legalize recreational marijuana

 
TRAVEL
 
 
These charming A-frame cabins are perfect for a Michigan vacation
 
Any trip to a Michigan cabin is fantastic, but if you want to add a little extra charm, check out these A-frames highlighted by our own Emily Bingham. Whether on the lake or in the woods, these adorable structures really make you feel like you've gotten away from the real world. These rentals basically look like backdrops for Michigan fairytales. And while they look small, some of these can house up to 10 guests. So grab a few of your closest friends and pick your A-frame vacation cabin. MORE
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SPORTS
 
 
Why this 4-star quarterback committed to Michigan
 
Who's got it better than us? Nobody. At least that seems to be the thought of four-star quarterback Cade McNamara, who had scholarship offers from 10 schools and decided on the University of Michigan. While attending The Opening, Nike's premier, invite-only football camp, the Reno, Nevada native said he is "fired up to be a Michigan man." So what really sold McNamara on becoming a Wolverine? It was the competitive environment and the coaching staff, he said. Way to go, Harbaugh. MORE
 McNamara ready for Harbaugh to bang on his shoulder pads
 Video: Watch McNamara throw
 

 
MICHIGAN LIFE
 
 
All the fun things you can do during the National Cherry Festival
 
Okay, so you missed the first couple days of the epic annual National Cherry Festival in Traverse City. That's totally fine, because you have until Saturday to make it up to yourself. From now through then, there are tons of fun activities to check out, including cherry pie eating contests and a cherry pie bike ride. Believe it or not, not all of the events here center around cherries. You can also take in fireworks displays, check out the Ultimate Air Dogs or sing along during a Sheryl Crow concert. And that isn't all. You will need to peruse the full list of fun from entertainment expert John "Gonzo" GonzalezMORE
 

 
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