Good morning, Ann Arbor.

Green For Life presented an expansion plan on Sept.

9 for Arbor Hill Landfill at 10690 Six Mile Road in Salem Township near the Northville Township line. The proposal includes a 91-acre area with upgraded environmental controls and a public wetland preserve to extend operations for about 11 more years.

Gov. Whitmer penned a letter to Enbridge on Sept.

9 urging the company to explore safer alternatives for replacing the aging Line 5 pipeline instead of a tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac (she warned one spill could harm water and local economy).

Ann Arbor-area high school girls released their top 20 cross country times for Sept.

10, with Sienna Klemmer at Ann Arbor Pioneer finishing in 16:53.4 (the state leader) and competitors from Saline, Dexter, and Whitmore Lake rounding out the list.

Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer, known for his dual-threat play, posted strong stats last season and in a recent win — boosting his profile as Michigan braces to limit his moves — as the teams meet tomorrow at Michigan Stadium, 12 p.m. on FOX.

Local high school boys posted their top cross country times on Sept.

10 — Kamari Ronfeldt of Ann Arbor Pioneer finished fastest at 15:00.8 as the published list shows 20 times from area schools. This season's preview highlights strong competition among young runners.

Former Michigan linebacker Cole Sullivan (23) will return to Ann Arbor on Saturday to face his former team after transferring to Oklahoma.

He is set to take on a larger role as he meets familiar teammates on the field.

After Michigan’s narrow 13–12 win over Western Michigan on Sept.

5 at Michigan Stadium, quarterback Bryce Underwood admitted he has work to do. He is reviewing past games and plans to improve his play ahead of Saturday’s game against Oklahoma.

Thursday's high school football games saw Saline win 48-13 over Pioneer, Dexter beat Huron 35-14, and Skyline lose 37-6 to Monroe; teams now prepare for upcoming conference contests.