Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 29th of August.
Good morning, Ann Arbor.
Blackthorne Social Club warns clients about a TikTok scam that targets the shop and other local businesses by faking deposit requests (the scam also steals names and artwork), and Washtenaw County Sheriff's deputies are gathering information.
Indeed ranked Ann Arbor 16 out of 228 based on job quality, career mobility and compensation in a list released Tuesday, Aug.
25, showing strong job security and dynamic opportunities for local workers. The ranking positions our city among the best places to work.
Ypsilanti Township officials say a 144-acre site on Textile Road, chosen for a $1.2 billion supercomputing facility, may hold Native American burial grounds along the Huron River + they will continue researching the claim and host a town hall on Sept.
9 at the Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest.
Police and fire crews will be stationed near the University of Michigan campus on Friday evening as Welcome Week parties are set to occur near Greenwood Avenue after past gatherings led to fires and blocked streets.
The measures aim to keep celebrations safe and focused on fun.
Goodrich kicked off its football season with a 10-7 win over Frankenmuth at Michigan Stadium on Friday, Aug.
28, led by kicker Jacob Daggett’s 33-yard game-winning field goal. The defense forced turnovers & held the opposing team scoreless in the final minutes.
The Michigan Wolverines will host Bowling Green on Aug.
25, 2029 at Michigan Stadium, paying a $1.6 million fee to expand their future non-conference schedule against MAC teams including Western and Eastern Michigan.
High school football returned Friday night as Ann Arbor’s Father Gabriel Richard won 68 to 14 over Lutheran Westland, with other Metro Detroit teams posting scores from Oakland and Macomb counties.
Fans can follow updated game results as more scores are reviewed.
Ann Arbor-area high school football openers on Aug.
27 featured dramatic shifts as Chelsea pulled an upset win and other teams, including Lincoln, Dexter and Whitmore Lake, suffered losses — each team now looks ahead to scheduled contests next week with fresh challenges.
Friday night football in the Ann Arbor area kicked off Week 1, featuring Saline’s Campbell and Cherry, Ann Arbor Skyline’s Dutton, Father Gabriel Richard’s Miller, and Ypsilanti’s Reid — MLive asks readers to vote for the top hero until Sunday 11:59 p.m.
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