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March 22, 2021

Bay City 3@3

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State recommends revoking operating license for Wolverine juvenile facility in Saginaw County

“The recommendation is based on a special investigation that substantiated physical abuse and safety-related licensing violations."

By Riley Murdock | rmurdock@mlive.com

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Carrollton Township apartment fire leaves 1 dead, 3 hospitalized

A preliminary investigation showed the fire was accidental.

By Riley Murdock | rmurdock@mlive.com

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High School Sports

Basketball families face challenge with playoff, Spring Break conflict

More than 60 percent of the high schools in Michigan have their spring vacations the same week as the MHSAA basketball regionals, wrestling finals.

By Hugh Bernreuter | hbernreu@mlive.com

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High School Sports

Caro girls, Ithaca boys claim bowling regional titles

Reese's Haleigh Seeger earned a Division 4 individual girls bowling championship.

By Hugh Bernreuter | hbernreu@mlive.com

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Muskegon

Kitchen fire displaces one at Muskegon senior apartments

One person was displaced.

By Marie Weidmayer | mweidmay@mlive.com

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‘Light at the end of tunnel’ visible for Washtenaw County, health leaders say after one year of COVID

This has been "the most challenging time of our lives," Washtenaw County health leaders say after one year of COVID-19.

By Samuel J. Robinson | srobinson@mlive.com

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Jackson

Former Jackson principal makes birdhouses as a retirement hobby. Their sales fund veteran projects

Recipients often donate $50 or more for the custom birdhouses.

By McKenna Ross | mross@mlive.com

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Life & Culture

Krispy Kreme giving free donuts to those who get vaccinated

By Justine Lofton | jlofton@mlive.com

Beer lovers line up outside Bell’s for Oberon Day in Kalamazoo

By Joel Bissell | jbissell@mlive.com

DNR warns hikers, bikers to avoid muddy trails for nature’s sake

By Emily Bingham | ebingham@mlive.com

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