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Average driver in Flint loses $2000+/year driving on Michigan roads, says new report
FLINT, Mich. - A new report released on Tuesday shows data that Michigan's deteriorated roads are costing drivers cold, hard cash. According to the report released by TRIP, the average driver in the Flint area loses $2,150 annually as a result of driving on roads that are dilapidated and congested.
Brown & Sons Auto Parts to Open Second Location
Brown & Sons Auto Parts, a shareholder of Automotive Parts Associates (APA), announced the opening of a second location later this summer in Fenton, Michigan, approximately 25 minutes away from the original Flint, Michigan site. According to APA, the new site will cater to both wholesale and retail customers. In...
Detroit cracks down on abandoned vehicles scattered in residential and public areas
Detroit is cracking down on abandoned vehicles plaguing neighborhoods with blight, though many residents are unaware of the consequences. Mayor Mike Duggan earlier this year announced the initiative to remove junk vehicles parked on streets and lawns, which is against city code. Owners are prohibited from parking on unpaved land or letting inoperable...
Detroit teacher to become 1st woman to run across the state
DETROIT – A Detroit teacher is setting out on a journey to become the first woman ever to run across the state of Michigan and she’s hoping to raise some money for some great causes along the way. Sarah Porter is a teacher and cross country coach at...
SALINE POLICE NEWS: SUV Theft and More
A Tower Street resident reported that his car was stolen overnight July 21-22. A man was visiting his friend and parked his vehicle around 11:15 p.m., July 21. When he returned for his vehicle, it was gone. The 2011 Hyundai Tuscon is grey with four doors. Police Chief Marlene Radzik...
Richmond City Council tackles water-related projects
The Richmond City Council tackled a host of water and wastewater related improvements on July 15, from an upcoming water main upgrade to well cleaning and a sludge hauling contract. The city held a public hearing during its regular July 15 meeting regarding a new water main at Main Street...
Detroit Tigers announce 5 roster moves in major buzzkill to winning streak
DETROIT – The Detroit Tigers announced five new roster moves in what was a major buzzkill for their recent winning streak. After falling 8.5 games out of a playoff spot late in the second half, the Tigers rattled off eight wins in their final 10 games before the break to trim that number down to seven.
Country Star Lainey Wilson Splits Pants During Faster Horses Festival Set: ‘Just Got a Real Show’
Country singer Lainey Wilson recovered like a pro after accidentally splitting her pants during her performance at the Faster Horses Country Music & Camping Festival. “Y’all just about got a real show,” Wilson, 32, quipped to concertgoers on Saturday, July 20, per social media footage. “There’s a first time for everything and I’m glad it […]
West Michigan blueberry farms modify care for crops after this season's change in climate
WHITEHALL, Mich. — West Michigan fruit farmers have seen a change in this summer’s blueberry crop due to the region’s changing climate. A study published by Michigan State University Extension found an early arrival of spotted wing drosophila and anthracnose fruit rot. Typically blueberry crops have signs...
Ryan Day on the pressure to end losing streak to Michigan: ‘You’ve got to win that game’
Ohio State has three main goals to accomplish each season. Simply put, they involve The Game, the Big Ten Championship, and the College Football Playoff. However, with three consecutive losses to Michigan, the Buckeyes have been none too pleased with how their past trio of seasons have been ending. Ryan Day addressed the losing streak […] The post Ryan Day on the pressure to end losing streak to Michigan: ‘You’ve got to win that game’ appeared first on On3.
Detroit legislator takes the long view on Michigan’s water affordability struggles
For Detroit’s Sen. Stephanie Chang, the long and winding road to statewide drinking water affordability legislation continues with the finish line, hopefully, in sight. Chang, a Democrat representing Michigan’s 3rd district, first focused on the affordability issue as a newly minted representative in 2015. At the time, she heard stories about the effects of water shutoffs and related health issues. Since then, she has put a spotlight on affordability as a statewide issue, not just a Detroit problem as it is often portrayed.
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