DEXTER

The difference a decade later, Sorkin said, is that she found herself explaining this school shooting to two of her three young children who are now attending Dexter Community Schools. Sorkin first found herself explaining what a school shooting was to her children after the shooting in Oxford High School left four people dead in December. The district works with Ann Arbor Police, Pittsfield Township Public Safety, Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office and the University of Michigan Division of Public Safety and Security to plan and practice response protocols, Swift said. “There will be time following today to deepen our resolve and take elevated action in our collective and continued fight to prioritize school safety in Michigan and across this country. Where will it strike next?”READ MORE:Texas school shooting update: At least 21 killed by teen who hinted about attack, showed off weaponsTexas elementary school shooting: 18-year-old ID’d as gunmanAccused Oxford High School shooter to remain in adult prison, judge again rules

ANN ARBOR – Here are the top track and field performers from the Ann Arbor area following the regional finals that took place last weekend. --100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.44)Cole Cabana, Dexter (10.55)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (10.68)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (10.74)Caden Winston, Saline (10.97)200 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (21.26)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (21.56)Cole Cabana, Dexter (22.15)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (22.18)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (22.20)400 RunMicah Davis, Dexter (50.48)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (51.33)Henry Shaieb, Ann Arbor Skyline (51.72)Brenden Franklin, Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.83)Christian Hamilton, Ypsilanti Lincoln (52.04)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:56.75)Andon Lewandowski, Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:58.70)Lev Nakamura, Ann Arbor Huron (1:58.87)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)Fred Wallace, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.93)1600 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:14.98)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:25.68)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (4:26.09)James Harrison, Saline (4:26.40)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:26.44)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:05.79)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:30.63)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:38.81)Samuel Jackson, Saline (9:45.47)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:47.53)110 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (14.21)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.70)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.04)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.31)Torin Moore Jr., Saline (15.40)300 HurdlesJaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (40.82)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (41.11)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.56)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (41.79)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (43.09)Saline (43.38)Ann Arbor Pioneer (44.33)Ypsilanti Lincoln (44.70)Milan (44.81)4X200 RelayDexter (1:29.17)Ann Arbor Huron (1:30.35)Saline (1:30.97)Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:32.64)4X400 RelaySaline (3:26.19)Ann Arbor Huron (3:28.73)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:31.65)Dexter (3:32.99)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:33.13)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:05.25)Saline (8:06.24)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Dexter (8:27.09)Shot PutJames Livingston, Dexter (48′10.75)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (47′5)Bruce Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (46′3.5)Garrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Will Walline, Milan (45′4)DiscusGarrett Beazley, Saline (138′10)Aidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)Jayden Scott, Ann Arbor Skyline (135′11)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Will Pinkerton, Ann Arbor Pioneer (132′0)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′4)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (6′1)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (6′1)Ronny Johnson, Milan (6′0)Trent Spradlin, Milan (6′0)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (16′0)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (15′6)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′6)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′3)Parker Olk, Chelsea (12′8)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′4.75)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (21′3)Marcus Williams, Ann Arbor (20′8.25)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (20′2)MORE:Top performers, Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week poll for May 16-21If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – Several Ann Arbor-area girls track and field athletes had strong showings at regionals last week. Here is the leaderboard following regionals for May 26. --100 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (11.66)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (12.45)Kaliyah Favors, Ypsilanti Lincoln (12.49)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (12.57)Isabella Gaetino, Dexter (12.60)200 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (24.36)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (24.49)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (24.67)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (26.01)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (26.42)400 DashAlexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (55.39)Sarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (57.08)Mia Rogan, Saline (58.91)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (1:00.01)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:00.84)800 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.79)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:16.32)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:16.50)Mia Rogan, Saline (2:16.72)Madison Wood, Saline (2:20.70)1600 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:51.30)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:53.01)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:57.04)Madison Stern, Saline (5:00.83)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5:05.14)3200 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:46.15)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.22)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.95)Elaina Alig, Saline (11:32.36)Abigail Roth, Saline (11:39.44)100 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (14.39)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (15.38)Alena Miklosovic, Saline (15.56)Leila Wells, Chelsea (15.82)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15.96)300 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (42.94)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.65)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.78)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (46.17)Aliyah Ferguson, Ann Arbor Huron (47.19)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (48.58)Saline (50.01)Ypsilanti Lincoln (50.52)Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.45)Chelsea (52.22)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:42.73)Ann Arbor Huron (1:44.53)Saline (1:46.32)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:47.53)Dexter (1:50.42)4X400 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (3:55.30)Ann Arbor Huron (3:56.60)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:58.73)Saline (4:06.85)Dexter (4:13.36)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:57.73)Saline (9:22.74)Ann Arbor Skyline (9:53.46)Dexter (10.07.24)Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (10:12.53)Shot PutJamie Giese, Dexter (40′5.5)Cora Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (38′10.75)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (34′11.25)Ava Woodward, Chelsea (34′10)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (34′0.75)DiscusJamie Giese, Dexter (112′8)Katie Krueger, Dexter (107′11)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (107′3)Ava Woodard, Chelsea (101′0)Marissa Beck, Milan (101′0)High JumpGabriella Newman, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5′8)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (5′2)Gianna Hoving, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (5′0)Alena Adams, Ann Arbor Huron (5′0)Tia Schultz, Dexter (4′11)Pole VaultSophia Mettes, Dexter (13′6)Jacki Kolano, Saline (11′3)Natalie Kessler, An Arbor Skyline (10′3)Ella Gasiorek, Dexter (10′0)Mikala Sposito, Dexter (9′9)Long JumpNicole Warren, Saline (17′1.5)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (16′10)Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (16′7)Makayla Kegerreis, Chelsea (16′1.25)Nyla Hood, Ypsilanti (16′1)MORE:Top performers, Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week poll for May 16-21If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

As the Michigan girls high school soccer postseason kicks off this week, players from the Southeastern Conference have received awards for the efforts they put forth during the regular season. The all-conference teams for the SEC-White and SEC-Red were announced Wednesday afternoon, which highlighted the top players in 2022. Ann Arbor Skyline, Pinckney and Chelsea each led the way with four first-team selections. Skyline won the SEC-Red with a 12-2 league record and Pinckney claimed the SEC-White at 8-0-2. The teams were selected by coaches in the SEC.

Dexter now leads the SEC-Red with a one-game edge over Monroe and is two games ahead of Saline with single games against both teams remaining this week. Dexter’s two runs came off an error and a walk to give Novara enough support to secure the sweep. Dexter claimed the SEC-White title last season and has two games remaining to win the SEC-Red crown. The Dreadnaughts (20-9, 15-4 SEC-Red) will face Saline in the final game of the series on Wednesday and will take on Monroe in a single game on Friday. The Dreadnaughts can clinch the title with wins over Saline and Monroe, or they could have Monroe lose to Ann Arbor Pioneer on Wednesday and still win the league with a victory over Saline.

ANN ARBOR – Once again it is time for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week fan poll, which highlights the best performances from local athletes each week during the sports season. --Aliya Alam, Ann Arbor SkylineSoftballAlam pitched a perfect game in a win over Huron last Monday. --Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor HuronBoys Track and FieldBrann won both the 100 (10.44) and the 200 (21.26) at Friday’s Division 1 track regional final. --Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor HuronGirls Track and FieldGeorgiadis claimed the 100 (14.39) and 300 hurdles (42.94) at the D1 regional championships on Friday. --Ieuan Jones, Ann Arbor SkylineBoys GolfJones shot a 3-under 141 to help the Eagles sweep a two-day tournament over the weekend.

The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office is looking for information after a man broke into a home on the 300 block of Cambridge Drive in Dexter, around 15 minutes northwest of Ann Arbor.

ANN ARBOR – Defending Division 1 girls tennis state champion Ann Arbor Pioneer flexed its muscle at regionals Thursday and appears poised to claim another state title. Chelsea also won each flight of its regional tournament in D2, while Dexter won seven of the eight flights to claim its D2 regional crown. 2-4 doubles flights as well. 2 doubles win, Emily Hutchings and Courtney Waters finished atop the No. No results have been reported for Chelsea’s regional final as of 8 a.m. Friday.

ANN ARBOR – This weekend will feature a crucial point in the girls track and field season as athletes from across the state will compete for a spot in the state finals during regional competition this weekend. As we wait for regionals to begin, here are the Top 5 athletes from the Ann Arbor area for each event this season. --100 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (11.94)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (12.57)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (12.70)Nicole Warren, Saline (13.10)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (12.86)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (12.98)200 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (24.54)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (24.82)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (25.27)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (26.48)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (26.66)400 DashAlexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (55.39)Sarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (57.08)Mia Rogan, Saline (58.91)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (1:00.01)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:00.84)800 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.79)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:16.50)Mia Rogan, Saline (2:17.69)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:18.97)Madison Wood, Saline (2:20.70)1600 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:51.30)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:53.01)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:57.04)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5:05.14)Madison Stern, Saline (5:06.15)3200 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:46.15)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.22)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.95)Elaina Alig, Saline (11:32.36)Abigail Roth, Saline (11:39.20)100 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (14.65)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (15.55)Alena Miklosovic, Saline (15.56)Leila Wells, Chelsea (15.82)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (16.40)300 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (43.36)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.65)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (46.20)Aliyah Ferguson, Ann Arbor Huron (47.95)Jada Wilson, Ann Arbor Huron (48.73)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (48.85)Ypsilanti Lincoln (50.52)Saline (50.58)Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.52)Chelsea (52.22)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:42.73)Ann Arbor Huron (1:44.53)Saline (1:46.89)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:47.53)Dexter (1:50.42)4X400 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (3:56.94)Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:01.48)Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:01.61)Saline (4:06.87)Dexter (4:16.23)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:57.73)Saline (9:22.74)Ann Arbor Skyline (10:04.43)Dexter (10.07.24)Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (10:12.53)Shot PutJamie Giese, Dexter (40′5.5)Cora Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (36′11.5)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (34′11.25)Ava Woodward, Chelsea (34′5)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (34′0.75)DiscusJamie Giese, Dexter (109′6)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (107′3)Ava Woodard, Chelsea (101′0)Katie Krueger, Dexter (100′11)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (98′6)High JumpGabriella Newman, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5′6)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (5′2)Gianna Hoving, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (5′0)Malea Wourman, Milan (4′10)Leila Wells, Chelsea (4′10)Tess Sanderson, Saline (4′10)Pole VaultSophia Mettes, Dexter (13′6)Jacki Kolano, Saline (11′0)Natalie Kessler, An Arbor Skyline (10′3)Ella Gasiorek, Dexter (10′0)Ellie Manly, Dexter (9′6)Mikala Sposito, Dexter (9′6)Ashton Davis, Saline (9′6)Long JumpNicole Warren, Saline (17′1.5)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (16′10)Nicole Warren, Saline (16′9.25)Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (16′7)Nyla Hood, Ypsilanti (16′1)Kaliyah Favors, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15′10)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Spring Athlete of the Week for May 9-14If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – We’re two weeks away from the Michigan high school boys track and field state finals, but Ann Arbor-area athletes will compete for spots in the finals at this weekend’s regional meets. But before the regional competition, it’s time to look at the Top 5 athletes in each event from the area. --100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.82)Cole Cabana, Dexter (10.91)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (11.01)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (11.11)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (11.20)200 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (21.63)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (21.94)Cole Cabana, Dexter (22.15)Andrew Sherwood, Chelsea (22.30)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (22.38)400 RunMicah Davis, Dexter (50.90)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (51.33)Brenden Franklin, Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.83)Christian Hamilton, Ypsilanti Lincoln (52.04)Henry Shaieb, Ann Arbor Skyline (52.10)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:56.75)Andon Lewandowski, Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:58.70)Lev Nakamura, Ann Arbor Huron (1:58.87)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)Fred Wallace, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.93)1600 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:14.98)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:25.68)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (4:26.09)James Harrison, Saline (4:26.40)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:26.44)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:05.79)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:30.63)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:38.81)Samuel Jackson, Saline (9:45.47)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:47.53)110 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (14.68)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.70)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.28)Torin Moore Jr. (15.58)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.62)300 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (41.11)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.12)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.71)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (41.79)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (43.09)Saline (43.61)Ypsilanti Lincoln (44.70)Ann Arbor Pioneer (44.57)Milan (44.89)4X200 RelayDexter (1:29.17)Ann Arbor Huron (1:30.35)Saline (1:30.97)Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:34.16)4X400 RelaySaline (3:26.53)Ann Arbor Huron (3:30.61)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:31.65)Dexter (3:32.99)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:33.13)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Saline (8:11.35)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:15.93)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Dexter (8:27.09)Shot PutJames Livingston, Dexter (48′9)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (47′5)Bruce Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (46′3.5)Garrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Derrick Parker II (43′1)DiscusGarrett Beazley, Saline (138′10)Aidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Will Pinkerton, Ann Arbor Pioneer (132′0)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (131′4)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′2)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (6′1)Trent Spradlin, Milan (6′0)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (6′0)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (15′6)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (15′6)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′6)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′0)Parker Olk, Chelsea (12′6)Barrett Keller, Dexter (12′3)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′4.75)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (21′3)Marcus Williams, Ann Arbor (20′7.25)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (20′2)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Spring Athlete of the Week for May 9-14If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – The Michigan high school softball postseason tournament is set to begin in one week and several teams from the Ann Arbor area will be vying for district titles. See the district tournament pairings for Ann Arbor area teams below. --DIVISION 1DISTRICT 15 HOSTED BY ANN ARBOR SKYLINEMAY 314 p.m. - Ann Arbor Huron at DexterJUNE 410 a.m. - Ann Arbor Huron/Dexter vs. Ann Arbor Pioneer12 p.m. - Ypsilanti at Ann Arbor Skyline3 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Northville regional--DISTRICT 16 HOSTED BY YPSILANTI LINCOLNMAY 314 p.m. - Temperance Bedford at Ypsilanti LincolnJUNE 410 a.m. - Temperance Bedford/Ypsilanti Lincoln vs. Monroe12:30 p.m. - Belleville vs. Saline3 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Northville regional--DIVISION 2DISTRICT 48 HOSTED BY ADRIANMAY 264:30 p.m. - Chelsea at AdrianJUNE 410 a.m. - Chelsea/Adrian vs. Tecumseh12 p.m. - Fowlerville vs. Pinckney2 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Chelsea regional--DISTRICT 49 HOSTED BY MILANJUNE 33 p.m. - Romulus Summit Academy at Milan5 p.m. - Romulus vs. Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard/Greenhills7 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Carleton Airport regional--DIVISION 4DISTRICT 117 HOSTED BY WEBBERVILLEJUNE 410 a.m. - Whitmore Lake vs. Dansville12 p.m. - Morrice vs. Webberville2 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances Dansville regionalIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – We’re a week away from the start of the Michigan high school girls soccer tournament and the pairings for the district round have been released. Checkout the matchups for the Ann Arbor area teams below. --DIVISION 1DISTRICT 9 HOSTED BY DEXTERMAY 257 p.m. - Temperance Bedford at SalineMAY 265 p.m. - Dexter at Ann Arbor Pioneer5:30 p.m. - Ypsilanti Lincoln at Ann Arbor HuronMAY 313:30 p.m. - Dexter/Ann Arbor Pioneer vs. Ypsilanti Lincoln/Ann Arbor Huron5:30 p.m. - Temperance Bedford/Saline vs. Ann Arbor SkylineJune 35:30 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Dearborn regional--DIVISION 2DISTRICT 24 HOSTED BY PINCKNEYMAY 254:30 p.m. - South Lyon East at Carleton Airport5:00 p.m. - Ypsilanti at Adrian5:00 p.m. - Tecumseh at ChelseaMAY 315 p.m. - South Lyon East/Carleton Airport vs. Ypsilanti/Adrian8 p.m. - Tecumseh/Chelsea vs. PinckneyJune 35:30 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Fenton regional--DIVISION 3DISTRICT 39 HOSTED BY CLAWSONMAY 254 p.m. - Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard at Clawson5 p.m. - Detroit Jalen Rose Leadership Academy at Detroit Country DayMAY 274:30 p.m. - Wixom St. Catherine at Canton PrepJune 15:30 p.m. - Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard/Clawson vs. Canton Prep/Wixom St. CatherineJune 36 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Pontiac Notre Dame Prep regional--DISTRICT 37 HOSTED BY MILANTBA – Dundee vs. Romulus Summit AcademyTBA – Flat Rock vs. MilanTBA – Ida vs. Monroe JeffersonMAY 314:30 p.m. - Dundee/Romulus Summit Academy vs. Flat Rock/Milan6:30 p.m. - Ida/Monroe Jefferson vs. ClintonJune 26 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Pontiac Notre Dame Prep regional--DIVISION 4DISTRICT 53 HOSTED BY ANN ARBOR GREENHILLSMAY 254 p.m. - Monroe St. Mary Catholic at Ann Arbor GreenhillsMAY 264:30 p.m. - Ypsilanti Arbor Prep at BlissfieldMAY 314:00 p.m. - Monroe St. Mary Catholic/Ann Arbor Greenhills vs. Manchester4:30 p.m. - Ypsilanti Arbor Prep/Blissfield vs. Adrian Lenawee ChristianJune 24 p.m. - ChampionshipWinner advances to Royal Oak Shrine Catholic regionalIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

On Tuesday, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) announced that 23 local organizations will receive grants to help fund stream cleanups.

Kellen Roberts delivered a big pitching performance as Monroe's baseball team knocked off Southeastern Conference Red leader Dexter.

DEXTER, MI -- Mike Carosello and Chelsea Lisiecki planned to open their new pasta shop quietly, easing into a steady routine of fresh dough and regular customers. But their entrance into the Dexter food scene has been anything but quiet.

DEXTER – Dexter students celebrated their 2022 prom at the school’s football stadium on Saturday, May 14. Under the light of a golden sunset, students walked a red carpet into a grand tent for their casino-themed prom, posing for polaroids along the way. Students enjoyed mocktails, snacks and music as well as a host of casino games from roulette to blackjack. You can order prints of any of these prom photos by clicking the “Buy photo” button in the caption of every photo. To see all of MLive’s prom coverage, click this link.

ANN ARBOR – With less than a month before the Michigan high school boys track and field state finals, it’s time to check in on where the top Ann Arbor-area boys athletes stack up. MLive has put together a list of the top boys track and field performers from the area so far during the 2022 season. Check out which athletes lead the area below. --100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.89)Cole Cabana, Dexter (10.91)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (11.01)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (11.11)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (11.20)200 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (21.63)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (22.11)Cole Cabana, Dexter (22.15)Andrew Sherwood, Chelsea (22.30)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (22.38)400 RunMicah Davis, Dexter (51.00)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (51.33)Christian Hamilton, Ypsilanti Lincoln (52.04)Henry Shaieb, Ann Arbor Skyline (52.10)Jason Whitton, Saline (52.70)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:56.75)Lev Nakamura, Ann Arbor Huron (1:58.87)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (1:59.97)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (2:00.41)1600 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:14.98)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:25.80)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (4:26.09)James Harrison, Saline (4:26.40)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:26.44)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:05.79)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:30.63)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:38.81)Samuel Jackson, Saline (9:45.47)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:47.53)110 HurdlesBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.89)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15.12)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.28)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.62)Ian Gifford, Saline (15.84)300 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (41.11)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.12)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.71)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (41.79)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (43.09)Saline (44.09)Ann Arbor Pioneer (44.96)Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.02)Chelsea (45.59)4X200 RelayDexter (1:30.32)Ann Arbor Huron (1:30.35)Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Saline (1:32.09)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:35.34)4X400 RelaySaline (3:30.17)Ann Arbor Huron (3:30.61)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:36.57)Dexter (3:37.33)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:37.45)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Saline (8:11.35)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:15.93)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Dexter (8:27.09)Shot PutJames Livingston, Dexter (48′2.25)Garrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (45′6)Bruce Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (45′3)Camden Pawlick, Saline (43′0)DiscusGarrett Beazley, Saline (138′10)Aidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Will Pinkerton, Ann Arbor Pioneer (132′0)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (131′4)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′2)Trent Spradlin, Milan (6′0)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (6′0)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (15′4)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (14.7)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′0)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′0)Parker Olk, Chelsea (11′6)Barrett Keller, Dexter (11′6)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′3)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (21′3)Marcus Williams, Ann Arbor (20′7.25)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (19′11.75)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week for May 2-7If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – We’re nearing the end of the track and field season with the state finals less than a month away. As the season winds down, MLive is highlighting the top Ann Arbor-area girls track and field performers through May 12 for the 2022 season. Check out which athletes lead the area below. --100 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (11.94)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (12.57)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (12.70)Nicole Warren, Saline (13.10)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (12.86)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (12.98)200 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (24.54)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (25.08)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (25.93)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (26.48)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (26.66)400 DashAlexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (57.49)Sarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (58.01)Mia Rogan, Saline (58.91)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (1:00.01)Gracie Burns, Dexter (1:02.23)Marian Avila, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (1:01.99)800 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.79)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:16.50)Mia Rogan, Saline (2:17.69)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:18.97)Madison Wood, Saline (2:20.70)1600 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:51.30)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:53.01)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:57.04)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5:05.14)Madison Stern, Saline (5:06.15)3200 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:46.15)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.22)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.95)Elaina Alig, Saline (11:32.36)Abigail Roth, Saline (11:39.20)100 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (14.65)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (15.55)Alena Miklosovic, Saline (15.56)Leila Wells, Chelsea (15.95)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (16.40)300 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (43.45)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.65)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (46.44)Aliyah Ferguson, Ann Arbor Huron (48.55)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (48.84)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (48.88)Ypsilanti Lincoln (50.52)Saline (50.90)Chelsea (52.36)Ann Arbor Pioneer (52.40)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:43.05)Ann Arbor Huron (1:44.53)Saline (1:47.23)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:47.53)Dexter (1:50.42)4X400 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (3:59.08)Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:04.16)Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:06.37)Saline (4:06.87)Dexter (4:16.23)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (9:03.68)Saline (9:22.74)Ann Arbor Skyline (10:04.43)Dexter (10.07.24)Ann Arbor Huron (10:28.86)Shot PutJamie Giese, Dexter (39′8.5)Cora Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (36′11.5)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (34′11.25)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (34′0.75)Ava Woodward, Chelsea (33′6.5)DiscusJadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (107′3)Jamie Giese, Dexter (106′4.5)Ava Woodard, Chelsea (101′0)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (98′6)Katie Krueger, Dexter (98′5.5)High JumpGabriella Newman, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5′6)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (5′2)Gianna Hoving, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (5′0)Malea Wourman, Milan (4′10)Leila Wells, Chelsea (4′10)Pole VaultSophia Mettes, Dexter (12′7)Jacki Kolano, Saline (10′3)Ella Gasiorek, Dexter (9′6)Natalie Kessler, An Arbor Skyline (9′6)Ellie Manly, Dexter (9′6)Long JumpSkylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (16′10)Nicole Warren, Saline (16′9.25)Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (16′7)Nyla Hood, Ypsilanti (16′1)Kaliyah Favors, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15′10)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week for May 2-7If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI - Two years after plans for a 105-acre senior-living community pitched for farmland south of Dexter got a first look, they’ve cleared the first hurdle toward becoming a reality. On Tuesday, May 10, Scio Township officials unanimously OK’d the preliminary plans for Encore at Heritage Woods Village, whose 231 total units and 120-bed assisted-living facility are targeted at older adults older than 55.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- One husband-and-wife team are hoping to improve the meal delivery experience in Ann Arbor with the launch of a new service. Spouses Michael Lie and Yohana Isabella will launch MI Meal Time by the end of May. The company, which will deliver to Ann Arbor, Dexter, Novi, Northville, South Lyon, Chelsea and parts of Livonia, was inspired by issues the pair saw with corporate delivery companies like GrubHub and Uber Eats. “I just want to provide a better customer service,” Isabella said. “We will be ensuring that all of our delivery service costs will be lower than the big companies.

ANN ARBOR – It’s time again for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week fan poll. This week’s poll will feature 20 athletes who had strong performances throughout the week of April 25-30. --Gabriella Newman, Ann Arbor PioneerGirls track and fieldNewman placed first overall in the high jump with a season-high jump of 5′2 at the Brighton Bulldog Invite on Saturday. --Hank Roebuck, Ann Arbor SkylineBoys golfRoebuck shot a match-high 36 for the Eagles in their win in a quad match on Wednesday. Shemwell also had two goals in Chelsea’s victory against Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard last week.

ANN ARBOR – The track and field season is well underway and several athletes from the Ann Arbor area have started strong this spring. MLive has put together a list of the top boys track and field performers from the area so far during the 2022 season. Check out which athletes lead the area below. 100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.93)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (11.11)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (11.23)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (11.28)Cole Cabana, Dexter (11.41)200 DashMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (22.19)Micah Davis, Dexter (23.06)Joshua Rush, Saline (23.14)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (23.36)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (23.49)400 DashBenjamin Faulkner, Saline (53.17)Jordan Embry, Ann Arbor Huron (53.20)Jaedyn Sifuna, Saline (53.48)Joshua Rush, Saline (53.56)Brendan Franklin, Ann Arbor Pioneer (53.37)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:56.75)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)Eric Overdier, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:02.04)Matt Ruud, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:02.69)James Harrison, Saline (2:03.10)1600 RunJames Harrison, Saline (4:26.40)Jordan Ruff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:26.44)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:28.13)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:29.19)Vincent Peterson Sand, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:32.10)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:34.32)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:56.86)Zebedee Swager, Chelsea (9:59.14)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (10:08.39)Chase Klapthor, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:15.18)110 HurdlesBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.89)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15.41)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.87)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.92)Torin Moore Jr., Saline (15.96)300 HurdlesBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (42.14)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (42.68)Torin Moore Jr, Saline (42.84)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (43.30)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (43.09)Saline (44.50)Ann Arbor Pioneer (45.05)Dexter (48.34)Chelsea (51.72)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Dexter (1:32.84)Saline (1:32.92)Ann Arbor Huron (1:35.25)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:39.91)4X400 RelaySaline (3:30.91)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:36.57)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:37.71)Dexter (3:39.53)Ann Arbor Huron (3:40.01)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Saline (8:18.74)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:19.20)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Dexter (8:27.66)Shot PutGarrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (45′6)James Livingston (44′8.5)Josh Golden, Ann Arbor Pioneer (39′)Danny Gilbert, Dexter (38′11)DiscusAidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Will Pinkerton, Ann Arbor Pioneer (130′4)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (129′0)Garrett Beazley, Saline (128.1)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′2)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (5′10)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Keaton Murphy-Walstad, Dexter (5′8)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (15′3)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (14.6)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′0)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′0)Barrett Keller, Dexter (11′6)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′3)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (20.2)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (19′10.5)Leonardo Ignacio, Saline (19′10)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Spring Athlete of the Week for April 18-23Check out the 2022 Michigan high school boys track and field event rankings as of April 22Check out the 2022 Michigan high school girls track and field event rankings as of April 22

Police say Mark Twitchell was fascinated by the Showtime series "Dexter." Newly revealed letters offer a rare look at the killer's thoughts.

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – The self-proclaimed leader of Michigan-based white supremacist group, The Base, accused of threatening a Dexter family two years ago, has taken a plea deal. In pleading guilty, his additional counts of unlawfully posting a message and using a computer to commit a crime will be dismissed at sentencing. Watkins, 25, Bad Axe, and codefendant Alfred Gorman, 35, of Taylor, both waived their preliminary examinations in October 2021, sending their cases to trial. Gorman pleaded guilty Jan. 10 to one felony count of gang membership and was sentenced to four years of probation and to spend one year working alongside a University of Michigan professor of Ethnic Studies. Members of Michigan hate group ‘The Base’ face additional charges from Michigan AG NesselThe AG’s office and the Tuscola County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office allege Watkins and two other Base members entered two former Michigan Department of Corrections sites, the Camp Tuscola Annex and the Tuscola Residential ReEntry Program.

DEXTER, MI - Dexter Community Schools is considering placing a recreation millage on the ballot that could pay for the Dexter Senior Center, youth and community recreation facilities and programming. An outline of what a proposed recreation millage would look like can be found here. Other school district in Washtenaw County like Saline Area Schools, Whitmore Lake Public Schools and Lincoln Consolidated Schools each have a recreation millage in place. The Dexter Senior Center has operated out of the old Copeland building, leasing it from Dexter Community Schools for $1 per year for the past 27 years. What the taxpayers would be offering through a recreation millage is a sustainable funding source over the next 20 years.”Timmis said he hopes to further discuss the possibility of a recreation millage ballot proposal with the Board of Education at its next meeting on April 25.

DEXTER, MI - Dexter residents can celebrate the work of student artists at downtown Dexter businesses during the seventh-annual Dexter Community Schools Art Walk. Local businesses will display the work of Dexter Community Schools students during normal business hours from April 17 through May 15. Student work can be found at Aubree’s Restaurant, Dexter Bakery, Dexter Creamery, Dexter District Library, Dexter Pub, Hackney Hardware, Hearts & Flowers, PNC Bank, Huntington Bank, Revive and Shear Bliss Salon. READ MORE:‘The whole street is gone’: 10 years later, Dexter residents remember powerful tornadoStreet closures OK’d for return of Dexter-Ann Arbor Run, Burns Park RunAnn Arbor’s free tree giveaway open to all Washtenaw County residents

A new mobile app launched by WAVE and MUVE aims to provide Washtenaw County residents with more robust transit options.

In the last two decades, more than 100,000 small farms have disappeared in America — which has had a devastating effect on the mental health of farmers.

DEXTER, MI - Final plans for a three-story condominium development near downtown Dexter received city leaders’ final OK on Monday, after almost three years in the pipeline. The development, called Millennium Place, is slated for two lots on Grand Street totaling .71 acres and located across from Grandview Commons. Dexter city officials conducted previous reviews of the project, a planned unit development, as it received preliminary approval before the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently the lots, 7956 and 7960 Grand Street, include one home that will be demolished for the development, with the rest of the area now vacant. The final vote on the site plan was 5-1, with Michels opposed, and the related development agreement with the city passed unanimously.

DEXTER, MI - A longtime Dexter book manufacturing facility could see new life as a part of University of Michigan Health’s pharmacy program under a multi-million dollar plan given the green light by the university’s Board of Regents. On Thursday, March 24, the regents unanimously approved the purchase of the building at 7300 West Joy Road for $6 million, pending final due diligence, and a $52-million development plan for the facility that once housed Thomson-Shore, Inc.

When you talk to Dexter residents who were there a decade ago, they say their community came together impressively. It made the rebuild easier, and drone 4 shows you in the video player above how you would never know an f-3 tornado decimated the neighborhood.

Ten years ago today (March 15), one of our area’s most notorious tornadoes touched down.

DEXTER, MI - For those who know where to look, Dexter still bears the scars of an unseasonably warm March day 10 years ago. Massive trees lying like fallen giants in the woods near the golf course at Hudson Mills Metropark. The sun beating down on Dexter-Pinckney Road, once canopy-covered. A subdivision with more than a handful of conspicuously new homes.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- Epic Races’ annual Pi Day race will be seeing a touch of fame with a visit from a Guinness World Record holder. The Run 3.14 Pi(e) race is held in honor of Pi Day celebrating the mathematical constant of Pi, which begins with 3.14. Riley McLincha, who will be the honorary starter of the race, held the Guinness World Record in 1978 for being able to recite pi to 7,500 decimal places. “Being a Guinness World Record holder totally changed my life,” McLincha said in a statement announcing the race. In addition to the Guinness World Record title, he also holds the unofficial record for the one mile while dribbling three basketballs.

DEXTER, MI - Plans for a new nanobrewery, restaurant and bike shop on the banks of Dexter’s Mill Creek have generated plenty of excitement among local foodies and outdoor enthusiasts. Those queries loomed large over the Dexter Planning Commission’s consideration of the plans on Monday, March 7. The proposed one-story, 9,500-square foot brewery would be built at 8180 Main Street, a triangular slice of land on the edge of downtown Dexter — an easy stop-off from Washtenaw County’s Border-to-Border (B2B) Trail. They argue that’s a substantial contribution to maintaining city parking. City documents note there are at least 450 downtown parking spaces within a five-minute walk, measured via distance traveled on sidewalks, and more than 800 as the crow flies.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor is implementing new traffic-calming measures in two neighborhoods to slow cars on cut-through streets. City Council voted unanimously this week to OK a $50,000 project to install traffic-calming devices on two neighborhood streets that run between Jackson and Dexter avenues — Longman Lane and Fairview Drive — and a $12,000 project to install traffic-calming devices on a neighborhood street between Barton Drive and Pontiac Trail: Northside Avenue.

Dexter's Brennan Parachek (1) tips the ball away from Huron’s Enkidu Anthony (24) to start Huron’s game against Dexter at Huron High School in Ann Arbor on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2022.Jacob Hamilton

The drivers of two semi trucks have died Sunday morning after colliding with one another on the freeway in Washtenaw County, officials said.

The pet-care service told the dog's owners that they believe Dexter jumped a 6-foot fence to get out and go home.

ANN ARBOR – Alena Blumberg has already made an impact on Dexter’s girls basketball team and she’s only getting started. The freshman guard was named Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week after helping the Dreadnaughts finish the regular season on an impressive 11-game win streak.

ANN ARBOR – Several Ann Arbor-area girls high school basketball teams will be playing for district championships Friday night. --DIVISION 1Ann Arbor Pioneer vs. Saline, 7 p.m.Dexter vs. Brighton, 7 p.m. Winners advance to Ypsilanti Lincoln regional--DIVISION 2Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard vs. Williamston, 7 p.m.Chelsea vs. Tecumseh, 7 p.m. Winner advances to Ecorse regional--High school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters. MORE:Ann Arbor-area girls basketball predictions for district tournamentsFinal Ann Arbor-area girls basketball power rankings for 2022See MHSAA district pairings for Ann Arbor-area boys basketball teamsAnn Arbor-area boys basketball Top 10 heading into final week of regular season

ANN ARBOR – The Ann Arbor area will be well represented during the girls basketball district final round on Friday. --Arbor Prep’s Jazmin Chupp shoots a basket during a girls basketball game at Arbor Preparatory High School on Friday, Feb. 18, 2022, in Ann Arbor. --Dexter’s Sydney Pnacek looks for a teammate to pass the ball to during a high school girls basketball game at Dexter High School on Jan. 25, 2022. --High school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters. MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week Feb. 21-26Ann Arbor-area girls basketball predictions for district tournamentsFinal Ann Arbor-area girls basketball power rankings for 2022See MHSAA district pairings for Ann Arbor-area boys basketball teamsAnn Arbor-area boys basketball Top 10 heading into final week of regular season

But the Michigan high school girls basketball players persevered through the 2021-22 regular season, taking momentum into the playoffs. The final 2021-22 Michigan high school girls basketball Top 25:Grand Blanc freshman Malaya Brown prepares to shoot a field goal during the varsity girls basketball game on Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2022 at Grand BlancHigh School. Chelsea’s Megan McCalla reaches for the rebound during a girls basketball game at Chelsea High School on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. Frankenmuth’s Emma Kerkau (2) dribbles the ball down the court during a girls basketball game against H.H. If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters

On Monday, Feb. 28, the Scio Township Planning Commission recommended the township board OK the planned unit development by a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Kim Moore opposed. Scio Planning Commission Chair Jan Culbertson pushed Johnson to go further, making all of the development ready for net-zero energy consumption. Some neighbors living off a service drive along Baker Road where the entrance to the senior-living community is planned continued to raise concerns about how they would be affected. The divided boulevard would include turnarounds to access property along its south side and is designed to follow Michigan Department of Transportation standards, developers said. A slide developers presented to the Scio Township Planning Commission on Feb. 28, 2022 shows plans for a boulevard entrance to the proposed Encore at Heritage Woods Village development south of Dexter.

The month of March will be extra sweet at Huron-Clinton Metroparks in southeast Michigan. The Metroparks are celebrating Maple Sugaring Month and National Pancake Day, which falls on March 1, with a series of all-ages outdoor activities. Several parks are hosting a popular “Journey to the Sugar Bush” program, as well as other maple sugaring educational and hands-on activities. In addition to the scheduled programs, self-guided maple sugar hikes are also available, allowing hikers can follow a trail and interact with smartphone QR codes along the way to learn about the history and science of maple sugaring. Metroparks participating in Maple Sugaring Month include:Wolcott Mill Metropark Historic Center in RomeoStony Creek Metropark Nature Center in Shelby Twp.

CHELSEA, MI -- Rivals Chelsea and Dexter went head to head in both boys and girls basketball on Friday, Feb. 25, at Chelsea High School. Dexter won over Chelsea, 52-36.Meg Potter | MLive.comDexter’s Maggie Lewis shoots a basket during a girls basketball game at Chelsea High School on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. Dexter won over Chelsea, 52-36.Meg Potter | MLive.comChelsea fans and player cheer after Chelsea wins a boys basketball game at Chelsea High School on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. Chelsea won over Dexter, 42-35.Meg Potter | MLive.comChelsea and Dexter players wrestle for the ball during a girls basketball game at Chelsea High School on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. Dexter won over Chelsea, 52-36.Meg Potter | MLive.comChelsea’s Jacob Stephens during a boys basketball game at Chelsea High School on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022.

CHELSEA – Lauren Thompson wanted to show people that her team was not only the best team in the SEC-Red but could also hang with the best in the SEC-White. Thompson watched on as her Dexter girls basketball team proved that and then some defeating rival Chelsea 52-36, closing the book on a regular season that saw the Dreadnaughts finish undefeated against SEC teams.

ANN ARBOR – Here is the schedule of Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games for Friday, Feb. 25. --BOYSAnn Arbor Greenhills at Dearborn Divine Child, 4:30 p.m.Ann Arbor Huron at Milan, 7 p.m.Ann Arbor Pioneer at Pinckney, 7 p.m.Dexter at Chelsea, 7 p.m.Ypsilanti Arbor Prep at Romulus, 7 p.m.Ypsilanti Lincoln at Romulus Summit Academy North, 7 p.m. GIRLSDexter at Chelsea, 5:30 p.m.Grosse Pointe Woods Liggett at Ann Arbor Greenhills, 6 p.m.Ypsilanti Arbor Prep at Madison Heights Bishop Foley, 5:30 p.m.Ypsilanti Lincoln at Rolumus Summit Academy North, 5:30 p.m.--High school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters. MORE:See the 2022 Michigan Miss Basketball finalistsSee MHSAA scholar-athlete award winners for 2021-2022See MHSAA district pairings for Ann Arbor-area girls basketball teamsOld No. 1 returns to top spot in Ann Arbor-area boys basketball rankingsConference champions lead Ann Arbor-area girls basketball power rankings

ANN ARBOR – Here is the schedule for Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games for Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022. --BOYSAnn Arbor Central at Dearborn Riverside Academy, 7 p.m.Ann Arbor Huron at Monroe, 7 p.m.Ann Arbor Pioneer at Ypsilanti Lincoln, 7 p.m.Ann Arbor Skyline at Temperance Bedford, 7 p.m.Saline at Dexter, 7 p.m.Ypsilanti at Pinckney, 7 p.m. GIRLSAnn Arbor Central at Dearborn Riverside Academy, 5:30 p.m.Ann Arbor Greenhills at Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood, 7 p.m.Chelsea at Tecumseh, 7 p.m.Dexter at Saline, 7 p.m.Monroe at Ann Arbor Huron, 7 p.m.Sterling Heights Parkway Christian at Whitmore Lake, 6 p.m.Temperance Bedford at Ann Arbor Skyline, 7 p.m.Ypsilanti Lincoln at Ann Arbor Pioneer, 7 p.m.--High school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters. MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week Feb. 14-19See MHSAA district pairings for Ann Arbor-area girls basketball teamsSee MHSAA scholar-athlete award winners for 2021-2022Old No. 1 returns to top spot in Ann Arbor-area boys basketball rankingsConference champions lead Ann Arbor-area girls basketball power rankings

As of Friday, about 1,700 people, down from a record of about 5,000 in January, were hospitalized with COVID-19. The seven-day average of new cases was at the lowest level since early September. “It’s like a massively quickly burning wildfire that runs out of fuel,” said Rick Sadler, associate professor at Michigan State University’s Division of Public Health/Department of Family Medicine within the College of Human Medicine. “So, if we need this type of restrictions again, then we can impose them with support from the public,” he said. She has done as experts have said she should, getting vaccinated and boosted, and wearing a mask when she must.

ANN ARBOR – For the past three years, Ann Arbor Huron’s boys basketball team has been nearly unbeatable in Southeastern Conference Red play. Braylon Dickerson led Huron with 16 points, followed by 10 points each from Macari Moore and Enkidu Anthony. Elena Leucht led Huron with 12 points, followed by eight points from Cora Williams and seven from Nyla Allen. --Saline’s Sophie Canen (left) looks for a teammate to pass the ball to during a high school girls basketball game at Dexter High School on Jan. 25, 2022. --High school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – Check out the Ann Arbor-area high school basketball schedule for Friday, Feb. 18, 2022. --BOYSAnn Arbor Huron at Ann Arbor Pioneer, 7 p.m.Dexter at Ann Arbor Skyline, 7 p.m.New Boston Huron at Milan, 7 p.m.Tecumseh at Chelsea, 7 p.m.Ypsilanti Lincoln at Saline, 7 p.m. GIRLSAnn Arbor Pioneer at Ann Arbor Huron, 7 p.m.Ann Arbor Skyline at Dexter, 7 p.m.Detroit Edison at Ypsilanti Arbor Prep, 6 p.m.Saline at Ypsilanti LincolnTrenton at Chelsea, 7 p.m.Ypsilanti at Pontiac Notre Dame Prep, 7 p.m.--High school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

DEXTER, MI - More public schools in Washtenaw County will make wearing masks in the classroom optional with county health department mandates expiring and the state’s health department withdrawing its recommendation for masks in indoor spaces. If the health department later mandates masks in schools again, Dexter would follow that guidance. More schools in Washtenaw County have made decisions to make masks optional since the Washtenaw County Health Department announced it was lifting its mandates for masking and quarantining in schools, instead highly recommending students and staff wear masks in school settings. Whitmore Lake Public Schools Superintendent Tom DeKeyser announced the district was making masks optional for all students and staff effective Feb. 28. READ MORE:Most Michigan county health departments rescinding school mask requirementsMask, COVID quarantine orders for schools being lifted by Washtenaw CountyParents remain vocal for removal of masks as Chelsea School District approaches decision

DEXTER, MI - A 24-unit apartment complex in Dexter that will serve veterans and families who have struggled with housing insecurity is nearing completion, with the move-in date for new tenants just around the corner. The Hilltop View Apartments complex community center at 7651 Dan Hoey Road in Dexter, developed by Avalon Housing, is shown on Feb. 11, 2022.Provided by Avalon HousingThe finish line is near for apartments which were first discussed with Dexter officials in 2018. The veterans’ units will be filled through referrals from the U.S. Dept. A similar housing complex in Chelsea, the Sharon Ann Apartments, is also run through an Avalon and Faith In Action partnership, in renovated buildings. At the Monday presentation to Dexter leaders, Shugart shared a message from someone set to move in.

ANN ARBOR – Here is the schedule for Ann Arbor-area high school basketball games for Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022. --BOYSAnn Arbor Father Gabriel Richard at Clarkston Everest Collegiate, 7 p.m.Ann Arbor Greenhills at Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett, 7 p.m.Ann Arbor Skyline at Ann Arbor Pioneer, 7 p.m.Dexter at Ypsilanti Lincoln, 7 p.m.Grosse Ile at Milan, 7 p.m.Lake Fenton at Ypsilanti Arbor Prep, 5:30 p.m.Lutheran Westland at Whitmore Lake, 7 p.m.Saline at Monroe, 7 p.m.Taylor Prep at Ann Arbor Central, 6:30 p.m.Temperance Bedford at Ann Arbor Huron, 7 p.m.Ypsilanti at Chelsea, 7 p.m. GIRLSAnn Arbor Father Gabriel Richard at Dearborn Divine Child. MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week Jan. 31-Feb. 5Top teams continue dominance in Ann Arbor-area girls basketball power rankingsThere’s a new No. 1 in the Ann Arbor-area boys basketball power rankings

ANN ARBOR – It’s time again for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week fan poll. MLive has selected 13 athletes for readers to choose from for the week of Feb. 7-12. --Lainey Garbarz, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel RichardBasketballGarbarz averaged 13.5 points in two wins for the Fighting Irish last week. --Jack Waldo, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel RichardHockeyWaldo had four goals and three assists to help the Fighting Irish pick up two wins last week. --Jaxon Wilson, Whitmore LakeWrestlingWilson finished 2-0 on Saturday to win the individual district title at 103-pounds.

Mindo’s new Tree Town retail shop softly opened its doors in early December but will host its grand opening from Friday, Feb. 18 to Sunday, Feb. 20.

On Friday, the health department released its weekly summary of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, outbreaks and vaccination rates.

The body of a man was found Sunday, October 3 in the 11000 block of Dexter in Detroit in front of a building with a fatal gunshot wound, police say.

Each day Detroit Animal Care and Control (DACC) finds dozens of dogs roaming the streets but there is limited space in the building.

Enjoy two days of Russian culture in Ann Arbor this weekend.

On Friday, the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office posted on social media that it has received calls involving law enforcement impersonation scams.

Arbor Hospice is in search of volunteers in three counties.

“Unfortunately, Washtenaw County has moved into a “high” level of COVID-19 transmission,” the update reads.

Here's a list of activities to enjoy in nature in the Ann Arbor area.

Here's a list of activities to enjoy in nature in the Ann Arbor area.

The Dexter Cider Mill has announced the opening date for its fall season.

Don't want a big wedding? Zingerman's Cornman Farms offers quick weddings with 10 people or less.

A Dexter woman has been missing since Thursday afternoon.

Starting at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, a contractor will begin repairing damage caused by the 20-inch water main break.

A severe thunderstorm is moving through the Ann Arbor area.

Washtenaw County residents could win $100 Visa gift cards after telling WCCD about their natural resource or environmental concerns.

If you see people rummaging through your recycling cart this summer, don’t be alarmed.

The Washtenaw County Health Department can now bring its health services to the streets of Washtenaw County thanks to a new clinical RV.

The Dexter-Ann Arbor Run is set for Aug. 15.

Hosted in partnership with the Washtenaw County Health Department, many of the June pop-up vaccinations clinics are open to community members ages 12 and older.

Hosted in partnership with the Washtenaw County Health Department, the clinics are open to community members ages 12 and older.

Washtenaw County will operate a number of pop-up vaccination sites for residents age 12+ throughout May.

Michael C. Hall will be returning to the role of Dexter. Showtime decided to revive the series for a 10-episode limited run.

Zingerman's Community of Businesses has announced multiple job openings.

On Saturday, Washtenaw County residents can drop off unused, old and expired medications for safe disposal at three locations.

Sunday, April 11 is National Pet Day. Viewers from around Metro Detroit have been submitting photos of their pets in celebration of the day.

DETROIT – Between the great outdoors, a muddy trail and undivided attention from their two parents -- Dexter and Alfred are in their happiest place when they’re at Belle Isle. Dexter was rescued by Samantha and Garrett after someone in Toledo listed him on the internet. Him and I are just completely inseparable, which is great,” Samantha Hageman said. Five years after rescuing Dexter Samantha and her partner Garrett Gaina were ready for a second dog. AdSamantha and Garrett are engaged and plan to bring Dexter and Alfred along on their honeymoon road trip through Canada to Alaska.

All the animal cuteness you need right now will be packed into our new All 4 Pets Special, this Thursday at 8:30p.m. Go inside a fox sanctuary, meet our brand new spokespets, match famous athletes with their dogs, and a man who helps feral cats survive the winter. Pet lovers, join us by following All 4 Pets on Facebook and Instagram. To keep up to date with the local pet community, sign up for the All 4 Pets newsletter here. 📺 Should YOUR pet be next to star in an All 4 Pets promo?

All the animal cuteness you need right now will be packed into our new All 4 Pets Special, this Thursday at 8:30p.m. Fox Sanctuary (All 4 Pets Special)📱 Psst! Pet lovers, join us by following All 4 Pets on Facebook and Instagram. To keep up to date with the local pet community, sign up for the All 4 Pets newsletter here. 📺 Should YOUR pet be next to star in an All 4 Pets promo?

Zingerman's Cornman Farms will offer its annual Pie & Mash Pop-Up Shop every Wednesday in March. DEXTER, MIch. – Every Wednesday in March, Ann Arbor foodies can pick up savory pies from the fifth annual Pie & Mash Pop-Up Shop at Zingerman’s Cornman Farms. From 4:30 to 7 p.m., the pop-up will offer $19 meals created by Cornman Farms executive chef and managing partner, Kieron Hales. Each meal includes a savory handmade pie, mashed potatoes, a seasonal vegetable and Devon fudge, which Hales has whipped up with a recipe from his hometown. Meals must be pre-ordered through the Zingerman’s Cornman Farms website for pick up at the Dexter event venue, said the release.

Here we are tracking just how much snow is on the ground in Metro Detroit on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. A bit further north -- in St. Clair County -- we’re seeing reports of more than 13 inches of snow -- 13.1 inches in Columbus, 11.5 inches in Lakeport, 5. 8 inches in Yale, 15.5 inches in Marysville and 12 inches in Peck (Sanilac County). In Genesee County, 9.5 inches in Flint and 8.2 inches in Grand Blanc. Forecast: Several inches of snow on the ground, more on the wayAdWeather resources:

ANN ARBOR – The Washtenaw Reads program is an initiative by local public libraries to encourage reading and civic dialogue. One book is selected each year and participating libraries include Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, Salem-South Lyon, Saline and Ypsilanti. This year’s Washtenaw Read is “All American Boys” by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely. For more information about the book, to see the authors’ websites and to discover related titles for people of all ages, click here. According to the Ann Arbor District Library’s website, Washtenaw Reads books should meet the following criteria:

DETROIT – Three people were killed in an early Friday morning shooting on Detroit’s west side. It happened just before 2:30 a.m. at a home on West Boston Boulevard between Dexter and Broadstreet avenues. Two men and a woman were killed. My daughter has seven children from the ages of 2 to 17, and now she dead,” said Fletcher’s mother. “Any with informations regarding this crime is encouraged to call Detroit Police Department’s Homicide Unit at 313-596-2260 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak Up.

DEXTER, Mich. – Zingerman’s event venue Cornman Farms has announced a series of new virtual winter events that include floral workshops, cooking classes and wine tastings. According to Cornman Farms, each class includes:One pound of Cornman Farms pancake mix (serves 4). Cornman Farms is at 8540 Island Lake Road, Dexter, Michigan. Cornman Farms is at 8540 Island Lake Road, Dexter, Michigan. By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a beautiful centerpiece as well as the skills to create one in the future on your own.”According to Cornman Farms, each ticket includes:One floral kit and one Cornman Farms take-and-bake chocolate runny cake.

Recipients include Ann Arbor Public Schools, Recycle Ann Arbor, city of Ypsilanti, Dexter Community Schools, Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority and Washtenaw Regional Resource Management Authority. The department’s support of new research, education and recycling activities in Washtenaw County comes as Michigan sees an increase in curbside recycling as residents work from home, according to a release from EGLE. In addition to the $1.58 million in Washtenaw County grants, EGLE will build on the state-wide Know It Before You Throw It recycling education campaign, which launched last year. Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority (WWRA) was awarded $458,370 to purchase sorting equipment and a new truck. Another goal of the Washtenaw County funding is to reduce the number of contaminated recyclables that end up in recycling bins by providing educational messaging.

And we shouldn’t shy away from hard things, because that’s life, " said With Mrs. B creator Danielle Boquette. Based in Dexter, the brand has joined forces with Ann Arbor’s 24th Cheesecakerie to spread inspiration and good vibes. Those looking for some comfort food can now find With Mrs. B tees inside the Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti 24th Cheesecakerie shops, as well as the soon-to-be Madison Heights store. I’m going to take that thing that happened, that I didn’t plan for, and I’m going to pivot my life,'" Boquette said. And Mrs. B?

The 2020 General Election will be held on November 3. (Note: Due to an increase in mail-in voting, clerks are expecting delayed results, up to multiple days. Find more election results and news on the Decision 2020 page. 🌟 Become an Insider 🌟Introducing WDIV Insider: A new way for loyal Local 4 fans to gain access and customize your ClickOnDetroit news experience. Learn more about WDIV Insider - and sign up here!

Michael C. Hall will be returning to the role of Dexter after Showtime decided to revive the series for a 10-episode limited run. He’s Dexter Morgan, America’s favorite serial killer. Golden Globe winner Michael C. Hall returns with Clyde Phillips as showrunner,” the website reads. Production is expected to begin this winter with the series launching in the fall of next year, according to TVLine. Dexter began its run in the fall of 2006 and ended in 2013 after 8 seasons.

As the weather starts to cool down, cider mills have started to open with doughnuts, cider and a bounty of fall goodies.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. The Washtenaw Regional Resource Management Authority has won a $125,000 grant from The Recycling Partnership and the Michigan Department of Energy, Great Lakes, and Environment. The grant will support WRRMAs goal of reducing recycling contamination, improving the long-term sustainability of local recycling systems and increasing the recycling rate of member communities. We know from experience that educating residents to recycle the correct way is key to creating and sustaining successful recycling programs for WRRMAs member communities in Washtenaw County, said Martin. According to the release, approximately 30-35% of the materials currently recycled by Washtenaw County residents in WRRMAs service territory are contaminated by non-recyclable items like food waste and plastic bags. In other US cities, the TRP tagging program has shown a 20-40% decrease in recycling contamination.

DETROIT – Three people were killed and one person was injured in a shooting Sunday night inside a restaurant on Detroit’s west side. UPDATE: Detroit man charged with first-degree murder after Coney Island shooting killed 3, injured 1It happened around 11 p.m. Sunday at A Eagles Coney Island on Dexter Avenue near Joy Road. Police do not think this was a random shooting. They believe there was a fight or some kind of altercation leading up to the shooting. They are reviewing surveillance video from inside the restaurant.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. On Wednesday, the Ann Arbor Track Club announced that its annual Dexter-Ann Arbor Run will not be held in-person this year due to the coronavirus (COVID-19). The Dexter-Ann Arbor Kids Run, intended for children under the age of 12, has also been made into a virtual race. The aDexter-Ann Arbor Run has happened every year since 1974 and features a picturesque 13.1 mile course from Dexter to historic downtown Ann Arbor via the scenic Huron River Drive. The 2021 Dexter-Ann Arbor Run is anticipated to take place June 6, 2021. Find out more about the Dexter-Ann Arbor Run at http://dxa2.com.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Getting food fresh from local producers not only helps you learn where your food comes from, it puts money back into the local economy by supporting local farmers. Luckily for Ann Arborites, the city and the surrounding area is full of farmers markets and farm stops that work with farmers and vendors to fairly sell their goods. Heres a list of farmers markets and farm stops around Ann Arbor:Each location has its own rules and accepts different food assistance programs, including SNAP/PEBT card and Double Up Food Bucks. Ann ArborAnn Arbor Farmers MarketWhere: 315 Detroit St. When: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Wednesdays, SaturdaysOpen twice a week in the Kerrytown District, many of the vendors at the Ann Arbor Farmers Market accept pre-orders for pick-up.

DEXTER, Mich. Many residents of Dexter were busy Friday cleaning up from Thursday nights storms. Heavy rains and very high winds snapping trees and blowing them into homes. RELATED: Metro Detroit weather: Heat wave ends as rain and storm chances beginYou can find the DTE Outage Map here or on the DTE Energy app. You can watch Tim Pamplins full story above.