Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 19th of October.
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🎭 Culture
On Oct. 7, photographer and Hartland High art teacher Josh Etheridge shot portraits in Graffiti Alley, where murals (by artists like Elizabeth Ann Darling and Adam Bond) highlight a changing urban canvas next to the Michigan Theater off Liberty Street.
The alley remains a vibrant community spot for creative expression.
🎓 Education
Laurie Atwood has spent decades using theater to help local kids build confidence through her Children’s Creative Center on Pauline Boulevard.
The summer camp and daycare offers plays and dance programs that let children shine.
🏈 Sports
After a poor offensive half on Saturday, Michigan benched quarterback Bryce Underwood in favor of freshman Tommy Carr during the 21-18 win over Penn State at Michigan Stadium.
Running back Savion Hiter posted 78 rushing yards on 11 carries as the team looks to improve its offense.
Michigan head coach Whittingham benched Bryce Underwood at halftime during Saturday’s game (21-18 over Penn State) and praised freshman Tommy Carr for sparking the win; he said he will review film and decide on the quarterback role Monday.
The Michigan hockey team swept No. 1 Denver with a 4-3 win Saturday — extending its unbeaten streak to 6-0 as senior forward Jayden Perron scored his ninth goal and junior Michael Hage added two assists for a historic season start.
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