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A rare chance to step inside the Grand Rapids shelter helping homeless teens rebuild their lives
Arbor Circle's End of Summer Celebration on September 29 is the only time the public can see the recently updated facility that provides emergency shelter and coordinated support services.
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3mStow voters to decide Nov. 3 whether mayor, law director, finance chief should get a raise
Stow voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to raise salaries for the mayor, law director and finance director to $100,000. Each currently is paid about $80,000 a year and salaries have not been increased in more than a decade.
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3mWhat Bengals coach Zac Taylor said about Ja’Marr Chase’s acrobatic touchdown vs. the Texans
Bengals coach Zac Taylor praised Ja'Marr Chase's acrobatic TD catch, crediting Joe Burrow's trust in the one-on-one matchup and calling it one of the most impressive plays in recent memory.
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5mNo slices, no delivery, no shortcuts: Favorite Son brings artisan sourdough pizza to Staten Island
Through my passion for wine and agriculture, I discovered a deep appreciation for grain and fermentation, and my sourdough pizza is a tribute to that.”
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2mGoodbye, Comerica Park: Tigers unveil new stadium name
Comerica Park will soon be Fifth Third Park.
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3mLong Island police searched Flock network over 2,000 times in one month, report says
Nassau and Suffolk County law enforcement agencies accessed the surveillance network thousands of times in June.