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Michigan’s girls high school soccer playoffs kick off in just over two weeks, and at this point in the season, the field of title contenders is taking shape. Northville, Marshall and Williamston are among the teams looking to make deep runs in the tournament, and all three were recognized for their recent play by moving up to the top spot in their respective divisions, with the Mustangs claiming the No. 1 spot in Division 1, the Redhawks taking their place atop Division 2 and the Hornets reaching the top of Division 3 in the latest Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association rankings.

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.

For Music Monday, we welcomed a singer from Northville who has been singing from the high seas on the ocenas to the local stage. Now, he has a new project coming out very soon.

GRAND BLANC TWP., MI – Robert Burns’ putter was his best friend Monday at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club. Burns shot a sizzling 4-under-par 68 and was the only player to break 70 in winning the Grand Blanc Invitational. He needed just 24 putts on Warwick Hills’ immaculate greens to shoot the best score of his career. Powers shot 323, Grand Blanc’s “A” team was third with 334, Clarkston Everest Collegiate was fourth with 335 and Hartland was fifth with 338. “Our kids drive the ball pretty well and today we played (Warwick Hills) a little over 6,700 yards.

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The University Liggett School girls varsity hockey team has done it again, bringing home the state championship title for the Michigan Girls High School Hockey League two years in a row, with a 7-2 win over Livonia United. They won in front of a packed crowd filled with family, friends, students and supporters from other teams in the league on […]

The Little Salumi opened its doors at the end of 2021.

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Local 4′s Kim DeGiulio joined the Northville Varsity High School Ski Team this week to witness exactly how they shred the slopes!

It's a light week because of the holidays, but quite a few basketball teams and a few hockey and wrestling squads will be in action this week.

When a family of five from Northville was killed by a drunk driver, the sister of one of the victims decided to make meaningful change in their honor.

After tragedy struck a Northville family with ties to Dearborn, in January 2019, the sister of one of the victims decided to make a change in their honor.

When a family of five from Northville was killed by a drunk driver, the sister of one of the victims decided to make meaningful change in their honor.

7 Northville, but the Eagles buckled down late in the fourth set to hold off Northville 3-1 in the D1 state quarterfinals and advance to the semifinals in Battle Creek for the second time in three years. Skyline even held a 17-12 lead in the third, but Northville refused to fold as the Mustangs battled back and tied the set at 20 before outscoring Skyline 5-1 to win the set and forced a fourth set. Northville coach Sarah Lindstrom said her team was able to get back in the match by forcing Skyline to play in a pressure situation. “I just said (to the team) they’re comfortable right now,” Lindstrom said to her team about Skyline in the third set. As for Northville, despite falling to Skyline, Lindstrom doesn’t doubt that her team will be in the same position next year.

In Northville, a Christmas tree has popped up that has people passing by doing double-takes.

Michigan’s high school volleyball playoffs are in their final week, and at this point in the season, every dig, set and spike carries more weight. 2 Grand Rapids Christian vs. HM Niles, 7:30 p.m. at Grand Rapids South ChristianNo. 1 Muskegon Western Michigan Christian vs. Watervliet, 7 p.m. at HamiltonRoyal Oak Shrine Catholic vs. No. 5 Traverse City Christian vs. No. 9 Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart, 6 p.m. at Remus Chippewa HillsMore high school sports coverageThree new teams join Michigan high school state volleyball Top 10 rankingsMarian’s Ava Brizard is named 2021 Miss Volleyball for MichiganHudsonville volleyball sweeps Portage Northern for first regional title since 2010Top-ranked WMC volleyball flexes depth in D3 regional title win over NorthPointe ChristianCheck out Metro Detroit high school volleyball scores from region final matchesBeaverton stopped short of regional volleyball threepeatDavison volleyball team headed to state quarterfinals for first time in 26 yearsNorth Branch’s regional volleyball title stirs up memories of state championship seasonNorthville sweeps Saline in volleyball regional final to set up quarterfinal clash with SkylineShorthanded Pontiac Notre Dame Prep volleyball sweeps Marysville for D2 region titleMiss Volleyball finalists Josie Bloom and Aly Borellis are teammates fueled by friendshipThree from Grand Rapids-area are among finalists for Miss Volleyball 2021

YPSILANTI – The stage is set for what Northville coach Sarah Lindstrom believes will be the best volleyball state quarterfinal game in Michigan next week. “We’ve played them twice this year and split with them,” Lindstrom said of Skyline after Thursday’s win. Northville’s regional final win over Saline was its fourth over the Hornets in five matches the two teams have played. It’s a good feeling for sure.”In the other D1 regional final on Thursday, Skyline edged upset-minded Brighton to set up the clash with Northville. In the fifth set, Skyline returned to its dominant form as the Eagles opened the final set with a 5-0 run and extended that lead to 10-1 before claiming their third straight regional championship.

As a runner, it always feels great to put in the work and have it pay off by peaking at the right time. That’s what Northville runner Jennie Line did. Line was voted the Metro Detroit Athlete of the week for the time frame between Oct. 27 to Nov. 2. Line made he way onto the Athlete of the Week poll by being a Division 1 region champion. She navigated rough course conditions at the Hudson Mills north course for a winning 5k time of 18:35, beating the two-time defending region champion in the process.

Bridget Boczar of Plymouth has been voted Miss Golf by members of the Michigan Interscholastic Golf Coaches Association. Boczar was the Division 1 individual state champion after shooting 74-69—143 at The Meadows on the campus of Grand Valley State University. As a team, Plymouth finished second behind Northville, which shot 615 for a 12-shot victory. Bridget Boczar also won the regional tournament by shooting 72. MORE:Meet the 2021 All-State girls golf teams

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DIVISION 1At East KentwoodPhotos: Click here to see photos from Thursday’s Okemos vs. East Kentwood gameTuesday: East Kentwood 1, Grand Haven 0; Okemos 2, Traverse City West 1Thursday: Okemos 4, East Kentwood 3Nov. 3: Okemos advances to the state semifinals in Grand Ledge against Northville, which beat Clarkston 1-0. DIVISION 2At OtsegoTuesday: Gull Lake 1, Holland 0; St. Joseph 2, Marshall 1Thursday: Gull Lake 2, St. Joseph 0Nov. 3: Gull Lake will play Grand Rapids Christian in Byron Center at 7 p.m. in the state semifinals. At Cedar SpringsTuesday: Grand Rapids Christian 5, Spring Lake 1; Petoskey 3, Forest Hills Central 2 (SO)Thursday: Christian 2, Petoskey 0Nov. 3: Christian will play Gull Lake in the state semifinals in Byron Center at 7 p.m. . DIVISION 3At Holland ChristianWednesday: South Christian 1, Holland Christian 0 (OT); Delton-Kellogg 2, Watervliet 1Saturday: South Christian vs. Delton-Kellogg, noonNov. 3: The winner advances to the 7 p.m. state semifinal game in Cedar Springs against the winner of Saturday’s Ogenaw Heights vs. Elk Rapids regional final. DIVISION 4At Portage NorthernTuesday: Holland Black River 4, Schoolcraft 0; Hartford 5, Kalamazoo Christian 0Thursday: Black River 3, Hartford 2Nov. 3: Black River will play Potter’s House in the state semifinal at Pat Patterson Complex in Kentwood at 6 p.m.At CadillacTuesday: North Muskegon 1, McBain Northern Michigan 0; Potter’s House 7, Buckley 1Thursday: Potter’s House 1, North Muskegon 0Nov. 3: Potter’s House will play Black River in the state semifinal at Pat Patterson Complex in Kentwood at 6 p.m.

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Here's a list of some of the fun events happening in the community this weekend.

ALLENDALE, MI-- This weekend girls across the state faced off in the MHSAA girls golf finals. MLive sent a photographer to the campus of Grand Valley State University to document the division 1 finals at The Meadows. Northville girls golf team continued to show their dominance as they finish first for the fourth straight year, shooting a 308 in the final round on Saturday. (Joel Bissell | MLive.com)Joel Bissell | MLive.comScenes from the MHSAA D1 girls golf finals at The Meadows on the campus of Grand Valley State University iin Allendale, Michigan, on Friday, October 15, 2021. (Joel Bissell | MLive.com)Joel Bissell | MLive.comScenes from the MHSAA D1 girls golf finals at The Meadows on the campus of Grand Valley State University iin Allendale, Michigan, on Friday, October 15, 2021.

The Mustangs’ girls golf team has become a genuine dynasty after winning the Division 1 state championship for the fourth straight year. South Lyon's Gabriella Tapp drives during the division 2 girls golf state finals at Forest Akers East golf course in Lansing on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2019. It was the Falcons’ first girls golf state title. Lauren Timpf's score of 5-under-par 139 was the best in any of the four girls golf state tournaments. Grand Rapids South Christian was third with 708.

Defending champion Northville was atop the leaderboard after the opening round of Friday’s Division 1 girls golf state tournament at The Meadows on the campus of Grand Valley State University in Allendale. Defending champion Kate Brody of Grand Blanc was in fourth place after shooting 73. Grand Rapids Catholic Central was third with 353, Grosse Ile was fourth with 356 and Grand Rapids South Christian was after carding 357. Division 4Lansing Catholic shot 335 at Forest Akers West to take a one-shot lead over Montague into Saturday’s final round. Defending individual champion Kamryn Shannon of Michigan Center held the lead after shooting 2-under-par 70.

When you feel like doing it up for a nice night out, you want to go somewhere with an intimate atmosphere, fancy drinks, and of course, some delicious, sophisticated food. That’s what Ryan and Alicia Racine tried to create at Toria, a new restaurant in Northville.

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A new school district has taken over the top spot in Niche’s 2022 rankings for the best districts in Michigan.

Arbor Hills Energy will pay a civil penalty of $750,000 to the state of Michigan and the United States.

Arbor Hills Energy will pay a civil penalty of $750,000 to the state of Michigan and the United States.

Arbor Hills Energy will pay a civil penalty of $750,000 to the state of Michigan and the United States.

Arbor Hills Energy LLC (AHE) has agreed to significantly reduce, if not virtually eliminate, AHE’s sulfur dioxide (SO 2 ) emissions at its landfill gas-to-energy facility (Facility) in Northville, Michigan, to resolve alleged Clean Air Act and State law violations. In a complaint filed simultaneously with the consent decree, the United States and the State of Michigan allege several Clean Air Act and State law violations, including exceedances of the Facility’s permitted SO 2 emissions limits. The AHE Facility converts landfill gas (LFG), which is generated by decomposition of waste from an adjacent landfill, into electricity by burning it as fuel in four gas turbines. Either pathway will bring AHE into compliance with the Clean Air Act and mitigate past excess SO 2 emissions from the AHE Facility. The proposed decree, lodged in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, resolves EPA’s and Michigan’s Clean Air Act and State law claims against AHE.

While there’s been some pushback from previous plans, the city of Northville has a new proposed plan to share with residents.

WESTLAND, MI – A recently hired Westland Police officer is facing charges and an internal investigation in two separate domestic violence incidents against the same woman in one day involving a punch and strangulation, FOX 2 Detroit reports. He faces charges in both incidents, including one felony, and is on administrative leave while an internal investigation is conducted. The felony charge stems from the second incident, which occurred in Northville where he allegedly struck and strangled his girlfriend. He faces charges of felony assault with intent to do great bodily harm and domestic violence. He is charged with domestic violence, and assault and battery.

A dog agility park got added to the Marv Gans Community Park in Northville as part of an Eagle Scout project.

Water will be shut off in several areas of Northville Township until further notice due to a water main break.

A former Northville firefighter has been charged with arson in connection with a 2019 house fire.

A plan to crack down on drunk driving is advancing in U.S. Congress.

The U.S. House passed new provisions that would require drunk driving prevention technology to be installed as safety equipment in new cars.

A running total was kept through the three seasons to determine which Michigan high school athletic program fared the best. Its boys and girls lacrosse teams and girls tennis teams scored this spring. Forest Hills Northern: 128The Huskies jumped from 15th to 10th this spring after their girls tennis team won a state title. Chelsea’s softball team was a state semifinalist and its girls tennis team was third. Detroit Country Day: 144The Yellowjackets won state championships in girls soccer and girls tennis.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Northville Township Police Department at 248-349-9400.

DIVISION 1At HartlandQuarterfinals: Hartland 8, East Lansing 0; Brighton 5, Okemos 1; Howell 4, Swartz Creek 1June 2: Hartland 1, Brighton 0; Flushing 2, Howell 1June 4: Championship game, Hartland vs. Flushing 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Northville districtAt LapeerQuarterfinals: Davison 5, Lapeer 0; Lake Orion 4, Clarkston 1; Oxford 8, Waterford Kettering 0June 2: Lake Orion 2, Davison 1; Grand Blanc 1, Oxford 0June 4: Championship game, Lake Orion vs. Grand Blanc, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Waterford Mott districtDIVISION 2At Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook KingswoodQuarterfinal: Holly 7, Auburn Hills Avondale 0June 1: Bloomfield Hills Marion 8, Holly 0June 2: Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 5, Madison Heights Lamphere 1June 4: Championship game, Cranbrook Kingswood vs. Bloomfield Hills Marian, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of DeWitt districtAt North BranchQuarterfinals: North Branch 4, Imlay City 0; Goodrich 8, Croswell-Lexington 0; Ortonville Brandon 3, North Branch 0June 2: Goodrich 4, North Branch 1; St. Clair 6, Ortonville Brandon 1June 4: Championship game, Goodrich vs. St. Clair, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of Linden districtAt LindenQuarterfinal: Fenton 6, Kearsley 0June 2: Lake Fenton 2, Fenton 0; Clio 1, Linden 0 (SO)June 4: Championship game, Lake Fenton vs. Clio, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtAt DeWittQuarterfinals: Owosso 3, Fowlerville 2; St. Johns 3, Lansing Waverly 0June 1: DeWitt 8, Owosso 0; Haslett 8, St. Johns 0June 4: Championship game, DeWitt vs. Haslett, 7 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtPowers sophomore Libby Cuneaz scored one of the Chargers' four goals vs. Almont. (Cody Scanlan | MLive.com)DIVISION 3At RichmondQuarterfinals: Almont 6, Richmond 0; LakeVille 2, Yale 1June 2: Armada 9, LakeVille 0; Powers Catholic 4, Almont 1June 4: Championship game, Armada vs. Powers, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Freeland vs. winner of Williamson districtAt WilliamstonQuarterfinals: Portland 8, Corunna 0; Stockbridge 7, Durand 0June 2: Lansing Catholic 4, Portland 0; Williamston 8, Stockbridge 0June 3: Championship game, Lansing Catholic vs. Williamston, 7 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Freeland vs. winner of Richmond districtDIVISION 4At MontroseQuarterfinals: Genesee Christian 8, Genesee 0; Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 7, Capac 0; Montrose 4, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 3June 1: Oakland Christian 5, Genesee Christian 1; Clarkston Everest Collegiate 8, Montrose 1June 3: Championship game, Oakland Christian vs. Clarkston Everest, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Dansville districtAt DansvilleQuarterfinals: Dansville 8, Byron 0; Lansing Christian 8, Bath 0; Leslie 8, Perry 0June 2: Lansing Christian 6, Dansville 2; Leslie vs. Laingsburg 3, Leslie 2June 5: Championship game, Lansing Christian vs. Laingsburg, 10 a.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Montrose districtMORE:Byron’s Sarah Marvin has MHSAA’s longest shot put of yearVote for Flint-area Athlete of the Week May 24-29

DIVISION 1At HartlandQuarterfinals: Hartland 8, East Lansing 0; Brighton 5, Okemos 1; Howell 4, Swartz Creek 1June 2: Hartland vs. Brighton, 4 p.m.; Howell vs. Flushing 6 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Northville districtAt LapeerQuarterfinals: Davison 5, Lapeer 0; Lake Orion 4, Clarkston 1; Oxford 8, Waterford Kettering 0June 2: Davison vs. Lake Orion 5 p.m.; Oxford vs. Grand Blanc, 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Waterford Mott districtDIVISION 2At Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook KingswoodQuarterfinal: Holly 7, Auburn Hills Avondale 0June 2: Madison Heights Lamphere vs. Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood, 5 p.m.; Bloomfield Hills Marion vs. Holly, 6 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of DeWitt districtAt North BranchQuarterfinals: North Branch 4, Imlay City 0; Goodrich 8, Croswell-Lexington 0; Ortonville Brandon 3, North Branch 0June 2: Marysville vs. Goodrich, 4 p.m.; Ortonville Brandon vs. St. Clair, 6 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of Linden districtAt LindenQuarterfinal: Fenton 6, Kearsley 0June 2: Fenton vs. Lake Fenton, 5 p.m.; Linden vs. Clio, 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtAt DeWittQuarterfinals: Owosso 3, Fowlerville 2; St. Johns 3, Lansing Waverly 0June 2: DeWitt vs. Owosso, 5 p.m.; St. Johns vs. Haslett, 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 7 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtDIVISION 3At RichmondQuarterfinals: Almont 6, Richmond 0; LakeVille 2, Yale 1June 2: LakeVille vs. Armada, 5 p.m.; Powers Catholic vs. Almont 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Freeland vs. winner of Williamson districtAt WilliamstonQuarterfinals: Portland 8, Corunna 0; Stockbridge 7, Durand 0June 2: Lansing Catholic vs. Portland, 5 p.m.; Stockbridge vs. Williamston, 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game: 7 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Freeland vs. winner of Richmond districtDIVISION 4At MontroseQuarterfinals: Genesee Christian 8, Genesee 0; Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 7, Capac 0; Montrose 4, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 3June 2: Genesee Christian vs. Oakland Christian, 5 p.m. (at Genesee Christian); Montrose vs. Clarkston Everest Collegiate 5 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Dansville districtAt DansvilleQuarterfinals: Dansville 8, Byron 0; Lansing Christian 8, Bath 0; Leslie 8, Perry 0June 2: Dansville vs. Lansing Christian, 5:30 p.m.; Leslie vs. Laingsburg, 5:30 p.m. (at Laingsburg)June 5: Championship game, 10 a.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Montrose districtMORE:Vote for Flint-area Athlete of the WeekFlint-area girls soccer players to watch in postseasonLinden finishes soccer regular season unbeatenFlint-area softball players to watch entering postseasonFlint-area baseball players to watch entering postseasonPowers wins fourth straight Tom Cole baseball tourney

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There was a change at the top of this week’s Division 2 state golf rankings as compiled by the Michigan Interscholastic Golf Coaches Association. Ann Arbor Skyline2. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern6. Ann Arbor Greenhills6. Riverview Gabriel RichardMORE:Last week’s rankingsBaseball state rankings

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NORTHVILLE – A season filled with potential nearly ended last week for Ann Arbor Huron’s boys basketball team. The River Rats advanced to face Livonia Stevenson on Thursday back in Northville for the regional title and a spot in the quarterfinals. The Gators outscored Riverview Gabriel Richard 16-4 in the second en route to a 52-40 win and a spot in the Division 3 regional title game. Malcolm Clements led Arbor Prep once again with 16 points and 10 rebounds and Patrick Kombo added 10 points. Arbor Prep will face Adrian Madison (9-7) on Thursday for its first-ever regional championship and a chance to advance to the state quarterfinals.

ANN ARBOR -- Huron and Dexter match off in tonights regional game at Northville High School. Huron's Julian Lewis (5) dunks the ball against Dexter in the first round of the Division 1 boys regionals in Northville on Tuesday, March 30, 2021. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor NewsHuron plays Dexter in the first round of the Division 1 boys regionals in Northville on Tuesday, March 30, 2021. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor NewsHuron plays Dexter in the first round of the Division 1 boys regionals in Northville on Tuesday, March 30, 2021. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor NewsGallery below

ANN ARBOR -- Saline won against Brighton Monday night in Northville. This is the second year in a row the Saline girls have won during the first round of regionals. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor NewsBrighton holds hands during the National Anthem before the first round of regionals against Saline in Northville on Monday, March 29, 2021. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor NewsBrighton's Mary Copple(3) shoots a layup against Saline during the first round of regionals in Northville on Monday, March 29, 2021. (Alie Skowronski/mlive.com) Alie Skowronski | The Ann Arbor NewsGallery is below:

Here are the pairings for every region involving at least one team from the Metro Detroit area. Please send any corrections or changes to japurcell@mlive.com. DIVISION 1Girls Basketball Regional 2 Hosted By Holly (Quarterfinal 1)March 29: Hartland (18-0) vs White Lake Lakeland (11-6), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Bloomfield Hills Marian (12-5) vs Clarkston (15-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 5 Hosted By Northville (Quarterfinal 3)March 29: Wayne Memorial (14-2) vs Plymouth (12-7), 6:00 PMMarch 29: Saline (17-1) vs Brighton (15-3), 7:30 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 6 Hosted By Temperance Bedford (Quarterfinal 3)March 29: Dearborn Fordson (6-6) vs Dearborn (12-6), 5:00 PMMarch 29: Riverview (15-2) vs Temperance Bedford (16-4), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 6 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 7 Hosted By Detroit Renaissance (Quarterfinal 4)March 29: Grosse Pointe South (13-3) vs Detroit Renaissance (9-4), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Birmingham Groves (9-8) vs Farmington Hills Mercy (14-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 8 Hosted By Clinton Township Chippewa Valley (Quarterfinal 4)March 29: Macomb L’Anse Creuse North (17-0) vs St Clair Shores Lakeview (15-1), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Utica (5-10) vs Rochester Hills Stoney Creek (15-1), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 2Girls Basketball Regional 14 Hosted By Romulus Summit Academy North (Quarterfinal 7)March 29: Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy (6-8) vs Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (13-5), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Grosse Ile (7-12) vs Milan (13-7), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 15 Hosted By Livonia Clarenceville (Quarterfinal 8)March 29: Eastpointe (9-6) vs Detroit University Prep (12-2), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Warren Regina (3-9) vs Detroit Country Day (11-2), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 16 Hosted By Imlay City (Quarterfinal 8)March 29: Macomb Lutheran North (7-8) vs Clawson (14-2), 5:30 PMMarch 29: North Branch (12-3) vs Imlay City (13-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 3Girls Basketball Regional 22 Hosted By Whitmore Lake (Quarterfinal 11)March 29: Riverview Gabriel Richard (9-6) vs Grass Lake (15-1), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Ypsilanti Arbor Prep (13-2) vs Adrian Lenawee Christian (13-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 23 Hosted By Madison Heights Bishop Foley (Quarterfinal 11)March 29: Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest (12-1) vs Madison Heights Bishop Foley (8-5), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Detroit Southeastern (6-6) vs Redford Westfield Prep (8-4), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 4Girls Basketball Regional 31 Hosted By Petersburg Summerfield (Quarterfinal 16)March 29: Southfield Christian (4-9) vs Westland Huron Valley Lutheran (9-2), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Allen Park Inter-City Baptist (7-5) vs Petersburg Summerfield (12-5), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 32 Hosted By Auburn Hills Oakland Christian (Quarterfinal 16)March 29: Kingston (14-1) vs Genesee Christian (10-7), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (9-3) vs Marine City Cardinal Mooney (3-8), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.m

Here are the pairings for every region involving at least one team from the Metro Detroit area. Please send any corrections or changes to japurcell@mlive.com. DIVISION 1Boys Basketball Regional 2 Hosted By White Lake Lakeland (Quarterfinal 1)March 29: Howell (12-5) vs Walled Lake Northern (10-4), 5:00 PMMarch 29: Orchard Lake St Mary’s (12-0) vs Clarkston (14-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mBoys Basketball Regional 5 Hosted By Northville (Quarterfinal 3)March 29: Livonia Stevenson (12-6) vs Salem (8-8), 6:00 PMMarch 29: Ann Arbor Huron (16-0) vs Dexter (16-3), 7:30 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mBoys Basketball Regional 6 Hosted By Ecorse (Quarterfinal 3)March 29: River Rouge (9-3) vs Dearborn Divine Child (12-2), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Riverview (11-2) vs Monroe (5-15), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mBoys Basketball Regional 7 Hosted By Warren De La Salle Collegiate (Quarterfinal 4)March 29: Detroit U-D Jesuit (10-0) vs Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice (8-4), 5:00 PMMarch 29: Detroit Martin Luther King (15-2) vs Warren De La Salle Collegiate (11-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mBoys Basketball Regional 8 Hosted By Troy (Quarterfinal 4)March 29: Macomb Dakota (11-1) vs Roseville (9-7), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Clinton Township Chippewa Valley (11-4) vs Rochester Hills Stoney Creek (12-4), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 2Boys Basketball Regional 14 Hosted By Tecumseh (Quarterfinal 7)March 29: Detroit University Prep (10-9) vs Dearborn Heights Robichaud (7-4), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Romulus Summit Academy North (18-1) vs Blissfield (13-2), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mBoys Basketball Regional 15 Hosted By Livonia Clarenceville (Quarterfinal 8)March 29: Harper Woods Chandler Park (15-2) vs Eastpointe (11-8), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Ferndale (11-4) vs Livonia Clarenceville (7-8), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mBoys Basketball Regional 16 Hosted By Croswell-Lexington (Quarterfinal 8)March 29: New Haven (7-5) vs Pontiac Notre Dame Prep (9-6), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Goodrich (12-3) vs Croswell-Lexington (17-1), 7:30 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 3Boys Basketball Regional 22 Hosted By Erie Mason (Quarterfinal 11)March 29: Riverview Gabriel Richard (13-2) vs Ypsilanti Arbor Prep (12-2), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Adrian Madison (8-7) vs Adrian Lenawee Christian (5-11), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mBoys Basketball Regional 23 Hosted By Detroit Pershing (Quarterfinal 12)March 29: Warren Michigan Collegiate 2, Memphis 0 (Forfeit)March 29: Detroit Loyola (9-4) vs Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett (10-5), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 4Boys Basketball Regional 31 Hosted By Ypsilanti Lincoln (Quarterfinal 16)March 29: Plymouth Christian Academy (12-5) vs Detroit Douglass (12-5), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Allen Park Inter-City Baptist (4-9) vs Petersburg Summerfield (12-4), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mBoys Basketball Regional 32 Hosted By Southfield Christian (Quarterfinal 16)March 29: Marine City Cardinal Mooney (9-7) vs International Academy of Flint (6-6), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Clarkston Everest Collegiate (15-2) vs Southfield Christian (12-1), 7:30 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.m

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. DIVISION 1Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 53, Clarkston Everest Collegiate 41Berkley 49, Birmingham Seaholm 40Birmingham Groves 48, Southfield A&T 44Bloomfield Hills Marian 73, Auburn Hills Avondale 21Brownstown Woodhaven 48, New Boston Huron 46Canton 39, Northville 31Clarkston 62, Waterford Kettering 51Dearborn 72, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 16Dearborn Divine Child 61, Lincoln Park 39Dearborn Fordson 68, Melvindale 55Detroit Renaissance 53, Warren Fitzgerald 15Farmington Hills Mercy 55, Novi 38Grand Blanc 55, Oxford 30Grosse Ile 48, Ecorse 38Grosse Pointe South 63, Warren Woods Tower 23Harper Woods Chandler Park 69, Detroit Denby 15Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 46, Roseville 33Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 44, Port Huron Northern 35Macomb Lutheran North 45, Marine City 42North Farmington 47, Farmington 41Oak Park 60, Warren Mott 24Plymouth 62, Salem 54Port Huron 57, New Baltimore Anchor Bay 40Riverview 67, Taylor 13St. Clair Shores Lakeview 51, St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 21Sterling Heights Stevenson 38, Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 29Trenton 41, Wyandotte Roosevelt 18Rochester 41, Troy 40Rochester Adams 42, Lake Orion 33Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 44, Utica Eisenhower 33South Lyon East 58, South Lyon 31Sterling Heights Stevenson 38, Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 29Utica 38, Utica Ford 20Warren Regina 58, Ferndale University 43Wayne Memorial 68, Redford Thurston 17Westland John Glenn 45, Livonia Franklin 44White Lake Lakeland 30, Walled Lake Central 13DIVISION 2Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 2, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 0 (Forfeit)Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 43, Madison Heights Lamphere 22Clawson 47, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 33Detroit Cody 55, Canton Prep 25Detroit Voyageur Prep 36, Detroit Collegiate Prep 16Flat Rock 35, Romulus Summit Academy North 33Wixom St Catherine 46, Livonia Clarenceville 24DIVISION 3Detroit Community 44, Detroit Cristo Rey 43Madison Heights Bishop Foley 63, Royal Oak Shrine Catholic 57Redford Westfield Prep 84, Detroit Central 4Riverview Gabriel Richard 53, Taylor Prep 21DIVISION 4Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 46, Plymouth Christian Academy 32Marine City Cardinal Mooney 54, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 27

FILE - In this Feb. 10, 2021, file photo, a man receives a COVID-19 vaccine at the Martin Luther King Senior Center in North Las Vegas. The nation is poised to get a third vaccine against COVID-19, but health officials are concerned that at first glance the Johnson & Johnson shot may not be seen as equal to other options from Pfizer and Moderna. (AP Photo/John Locher, File)(Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.)

Westland police are looking for Auriana Thomas, 17, who was reportedly last seen leaving her Westland home at about 3:40 a.m. on Friday, March 5. WESTLAND, Mich. – Police are seeking help from the public to locate a missing 17-year-old girl who was last seen early Friday morning. Westland police are looking for Auriana Thomas, 17, who was reportedly last seen leaving her Westland home at about 3:40 a.m. on Friday, March 5. Police say Thomas was picked up by a white SUV, which could have possible been an Uber or Lyft vehicle. There is evidence that suggests Thomas may be in the area of Six Mile and Newburgh roads in Livonia, or Six Mile and Haggerty roads in Northville Township.

Northville High School and Edsel Ford High School in Dearborn have both had to place sports teams under mandatory quarantine. Photo via FlickrDEARBORN/NORTHVILLE — Northville High School and Edsel Ford High School in Dearborn have both had to place sports teams under mandatory quarantine. In Northville, there have been 12 positive cases of COVID-19 reported over the last two days, which resulted in 41 students being placed in quarantine. The Dearborn Unified Hockey Team also caused Dearborn’s Edsel Ford High School to be put on the outbreak list. “The outbreak involved seven close contact cases among the unified hockey team, which is both Edsel Ford and Dearborn High,” he said.

They say Laughter is magic but so is actual magic, and you can experience both at Genitti’s in Northville this weekend. Live In The D friend Jasen Magic will be performing there this weekend. He joined Tati and Jason from his “parent’s basement” to talk all about his upcoming show this weekend at Genitti’s Dinner Theater, which promises to be an evening of fun and magic in a socially distanced setting. Jasen gave Tati and Jason of preview of what people can expect. Click on the video to see the illusion he had for Jason and Tati, and note, these tricks may change the way you perceive the adage about glasses being half full or half empty.

This Northville, Michigan mansion, located at 18585 Sheldon Road, is on the market for $5.5M. (Photo by John Goci - EXP Realty)“This home really makes you feel like you’re walking up to a castle,” John Goci from EXP Realty told MLive. The pool at this Northville, Michigan mansion, located at 18585 Sheldon Road, on the market for $5.5M. It should really hold destination weddings.”This Northville, Michigan mansion, located at 18585 Sheldon Road, is on the market for $5.5M. (Photo by John Goci - EXP Realty)The master bedroom is bigger than some homes at almost 2,000 square feet.

NORTHVILLE AND SHELBY TWP., MI - Forget early spring as originally mentioned from Chick-fil-A, two new restaurants in Metro Detroit will open this week. Chick-fil-A just announced opening day for its new locations in both Northville an Shelby Township will be on Thursday, January 28. The Northville restaurant is located at 20135 Haggerty Rd. and the Shelby Township one is located at 13811 Hall Rd. MORE FROM MLIVE:Chicago couple brings authentic Italian beef sandwiches to Metro Detroit food standOutdoor dining structures resembling Mexican luminarias being built at Detroit restaurantsGet your COVID vaccine?

in Shelby Township . Each restaurant will be open Monday-Saturday from 6:30 a.m.-10 p.m.The new locations join the brand's full-service restaurants in Lansing, Troy, Okemos, Kalamazoo, and Allen Park, along with express locations in Ypsilanti, Rochester, and within the Detroit Medical Center and Detroit Metro Airport. It opened its first location in Michigan in 2016.The Atlanta-based chain has beenboycotted andin hot water due to the company's history of donating to anti-LGBT causes. As of 2019, the company says it's stopped supporting those organizations and has decided to refocus their funds to " hunger, homelessness, and educations ." Due to COVID-19, the chain has pivoted to recognizing 100 community heroes who will be surprised with free Chick-fil-A for the entire year.

Two men are being accused of stealing mail from hundreds of Metro Detroit homes in an effort to defraud one or more banks. Justin Lohman and Justin Cutshaw are being charged with several federal criminal counts of identity theft, bank fraud stolen mail and aiding and abetting. A 13-page criminal complaint against the pair alleges that they knowingly possessed stolen mail and used personal identifying information contained within that stolen mail to execute an ongoing scheme to defraud one or more banks. At least four police departments are involved in the investigation, including departments from Grand Rapids, Livonia, Westland and West Bloomfield. Police also discovered 19 additional stolen mail victims from six different communities in evidence that the men left at a Grand Rapids hotel.

The Northville and Shelby Township locations are set to open sometime this spring with no specific dates announced yet. The Shelby Twp. Check the Northville restaurant’s Facebook page and the Shelby Twp. There are now locations in Okemos, Portage, Grand Rapids (two), Wyoming, Holland, Detroit (Detroit Medical Center & Metro Airport express), Allen Park, Ypsilanti (EMU express) and Rochester (Oakland U. express). Opening soon will be in Kalamazoo, Norton Shores, Northville and Shelby Twp.

DETROIT – It’s been two years since a drunk driver took the lives of a Metro Detroit family. All five in the vehicle, Issam Abbas, 42, Rima Abbas, 38, Ali Abbas, 14, Isabella Abbas, 13, and Giselle Abbas, 7, died. “The beautiful, young Abbas family was stolen from us by a drunk driver who never should have been behind the wheel of a car. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released a study in July 2020 which found that more than 9,400 drunk driving deaths could be prevented each year when drunk driving prevention technology is made standard on every new car. Also see: Fund established in honor of Dearborn family killed in drunk driving crashLegislation Introduced Calling for Drunk Driving Safety & Technology Standards

LYON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The Lyon Township family who had its home destroyed in a plane crash Saturday has received almost $28,000 in donations through an online fundraiser. On Saturday, a plane carrying a family of three crashed into the Mudwzova family home. Former president of the Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan and president of Compo Home Builders, David Compo, his wife Michele and their son Dawson died in the Lyon Township plane crash. “David Compo was a respected husband, father, brother, colleague and friend to many. David Compo was an Adult Leader and attained the rank of Life Scout.

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – It may not be your normal New Year’s Eve celebration, but many are still ready to bring in 2021 in Downtown Northville -- whether outside in the cold or something a little more warmer. “We’re just going to go home and have some dinner, just alone with our little puppy,” said Carol Seneker. “Well we did a little shopping in Downtown Northville today and we’re going to go home and spend it with my wife and family and bring in the new year,” said Sean Carlson. We are, I think, all ready for 2021,” said Mayor Turnbull. “Oh yes, yes.

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – There has never been a more anticipated end to the year than in 2020 -- and even amid the pandemic, Metro Detroiters are not missing the opportunity to say kiss the year goodbye. New Year’s Eve celebrations in Michigan look different this year due to COVID restrictions, but some Metro Detroiters took to downtown Northville on Dec. 31, where outdoor businesses were ready to welcome them. Businesses and restaurants in downtown Northville have taken advantage of outdoor structures and heaters to continue offering services amid the state’s coronavirus restrictions. More: Heated outdoor ‘pods’ installed to keep downtown Northville businesses goingLocal 4′s Larry Spruill visited Northville on New Year’s Eve and found crowds of people enjoying the outdoor space with their friends and family. LIVE STREAM: 2021 New Year’s Eve Times Square Ball Drop virtual event

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – Many businesses have struggled during the COVID-19 pandemic -- especially bars and restaurants. RELATED: Coronavirus in Michigan: Here’s what to know Dec. 18, 2020The cold weather has made things tougher, but Northville is using a bit of ingenuity to try and help its businesses make it through the winter. With the help of Ann Arbor-based O-X Studio, the Northville Downtown Development Authority and Up2Go International are using heated modular dining pods that can be also be used as food service stands. You can watch Tim Pamplin’s story in the video above for the full report. More information can be found on O-X Studio’s official website here.

The girls golf season was fortunate enough to have a full season this fall and the top golfers from around Metro Detroit did not waste the opportunity to show off. There were many great individuals hitting the links this fall and we want to know which Metro Detroit girls golfer you think was the best one this season. Check out the list of names below and vote in the poll at the bottom. The poll will close on Friday at 9 a.m., so spread the word and vote as often as you want. If you are having trouble viewing the poll in your browser, please click here to vote.

CBS Detroit – With recent restrictions by the State of Michigan banning indoor dining, it has been a tough pill for the restaurant industry to follow. Some restaurants in Michigan have even decided to buck the restrictions and stay open, opening themselves up to fines and in many cases revocation of their liquor and/or food licenses. Northville has established Heat in the Street, which the Northville Downtown Development Authority says on their website will comprise the construction of two types of structures that will allow people to consume food and drinks in heated outdoor shelters. Northville also had success this summer with their social district, which shutdown certain downtown Northville streets for businesses to have expanded outdoor seating and featured live music and events at certain times. Browndog Barlor also has a location in downtown Northville that remains open, which serves food and ice cream.

Favorite Subject: MathFavorite Place in Northville: The Brown DogFavorite Artist: Katy PerryRole Model: Her momThe winner of Favorite Butterfly Swimmer in our 4Frenzy Fan Choice Awards is Northville High School sophomore Emily Roden! Emily started swimming when she was five years old at Goldfish Swim School in Farmington, and by age seven she was already swimming competitively for the Novi Sturgeons. Swimming takes up most of Emily’s time and when she is not swimming she likes to hang out with her friends and family. Emily Roden, Northville High School (WDIV)Emily hopes to swim in college and has been thinking of different career paths. Instagram: @4FrenzyTwitter: @4FrenzyFacebook: facebook.com/4FrenzyWe would like to thank our sponsors Meijer and Hungry Howie’s Pizza for their support.

NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Several turkeys sought shelter Thursday at the Northville Township Police Department. “They definitely know it is the safest place to be on Thanksgiving,” said a representative for the department. Video of the turkeys can be seen in the player above

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – Northville Public Schools has worked with a hybrid school year with students learning in person. On Monday, the district met to discuss the future of in-person learning. ”Whatever happens it’s not going to please everyone,” said district superintendent Mary Kay Gallagher, who laid out a recommendation for the district. During public comment, several parents, who are also doctors and healthcare workers, pushed hard for in-person learning. READ: Michigan’s ‘3-week pause’ COVID restrictions in effect: What to knowYou can watch the full report in the video posted above.

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – Officials with Northville Public Schools announced Northville High School would switch to remote learning Wednesday in compliance with the new precautions put in place due to COVID-19. In a letter to parents, the district said Northville High School will switch to full virtual instruction Wednesday and all sports and clubs that include in-person gatherings are suspended during this time. Nov. 15: Wayne County COVID-19 data: Tracking cases, deaths; City-by-city breakdownNorthville High School will remain online-only until at least Dec. 8. Michigan high school sports now suspended under new state COVID orderThe Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) has suspended its fall tournaments in response to a new public health order issued by state health officials on Sunday. This includes the suspension girls volleyball, girls swimming and diving, and football tournaments, and all winter practices and competitions scheduled to begin over the next three weeks.

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – A Detroit suburb has partnered with a business owner to build heated stands and pods to help restaurants and shops get through the winter amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Northville Downtown Development Authority and Manfred Schon, owner of data company Up2Go, has unveiled its “Heat in the Street” experience, MLive.com reported. Schon, who is from Germany, said he wanted to help Northville businesses during winter months with outdoor dining and shopping like he had back home. Restaurants will use food stands to serve their dishes, and customers will use the heated dining pods. The stands and pods will be in addition to outdoor areas many downtown restaurants are already planning outside of their businesses for the winter, Ward said.

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – Downtown areas throughout Michigan’s suburbs are used to welcoming lots of visitors and shoppers during the holiday season -- but this year is much different than most. With the coronavirus pandemic ongoing (and currently worsening) in Michigan, businesses are trying to find new ways to keep business moving while keeping people safe. In downtown Northville, Center and Main streets are closed to traffic and instead offer outdoor seating and activities with heaters present as the weather cools down. But as Michigan enters the winter months, cold temperatures and potential snow can impact a business' outdoor operations. That’s why civic leaders met with Northville businesspeople on Thursday to help establish a plan for the impending Michigan winter and holiday season.

NORTHVILLE, MI - A popular Michigan downtown has unveiled its “Heat in the Street” experience to help restaurants and shops survive the winter months during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Northville Downtown Development Authority has teamed up with local business owner Manfred Schon of Up2Go to build heated stands and pods throughout the streets. Artist rendition of a food Stands as part of the “Heat in the Street" initiative coming to Downtown Northville. (Photo courtesy of the Northville Downtown Development Authority)“Our local restaurants will be able to serve a variety of different food at the stands. Downtown Northville’s street closures will continue on East Main Street (between Center and Hutton) and North Center Street (between Main and Dunlap) through March 1.

click to enlarge Courtesy of Northville Downtown Development Authorityclick to enlarge Courtesy of Northville Downtown Development AuthorityWhile many restaurants are expanding their dining experiences to heated outdoor tents, igloos, and yurts as a way to stay safe and continue doing business during the COVID-19 pandemic, Northville is going a bit further to ensure its downtown businesses survivecelebrate winter.A partnership between the Northville Downtown Development Authority and Up2Go owner Manfred Schon will result in “Heat in the Street,” a project that will allow local businesses to service customers via vendor walk-up stands and dining pods equipped with high-top tables. Many will be located near where restaurants are plotting their outdoor dining solutions.According to, the buildout may be completed in the next few weeks and will be open through March. With the addition of the Heat in the Street, Northville's shopping and dining district will be made more accessible to the public.“Our local restaurants will be able to serve a variety of different food at the stands. The pods will allow people to kind of embrace downtown and the cold weather,” Ward said. “We have lots of support from the restaurants who are on board to make sure the stands are always occupied with something good.”

It was a dream season for the Montague girls golf team. All five of the competitors who vaulted Montague to the Division 4 state championship – in just its fifth season as a varsity program – were recognized with all-state honors. The Michigan Interscholastic Golf Coaches Association voted on the postseason honors, saluting the top players in the state. Fellow team state champions Northville, South Lyon and Bloomfield Hills Marian accounted for a combined 11 all-state honorees. Medalist Ariel Chang of Macomb Township won a pair of matches Thursday to move into the Michigan Girls Junior State Amateur Championship.

NORTHVILLE, Mich. – Local 4′s Dr. Frank McGeorge has some perspective on the coronavirus situation in Northville. Two Northville students tested positive and 75 people have been quarantined after out-of-school parties. READ: Northville Public Schools buses can’t run Monday as drivers quarantine due to COVID exposureThat includes parties and athletic events. Anytime you have close, unprotected contact with someone you put yourself and anyone you’re with at risk. That’s why, while we’re still trying to contain the spread, it’s always going to be smart to limit the number of people you come in close contact with.

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. Live results: Michigan General Election Results for Nov. 3, 2020 Find Race ResultsFind 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!

CBS Detroit – For years, residents of Northville have complained against the odors emanating from the Arbor Hills landfill in Salem Township. The Arbor Hills landfill located at Six Mile and Napier roads, towers over Northville as one of the highest points in the area and has become a “stinking” point to those who have to endure the smells emanating from the site. Nessel said the lawsuit was filed on behalf of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) in Ingham County Circuit Court. This problem must stop.”Nessel also said ADS has had a blatant disregard for the community and concerns by the state. The lawsuit claims ADS has said it would fix the problems but hasn’t acted.

Mod Market in Warren is the Editors Pick for Best Community Advocate! A Living and Learning Enrichment business dedicated to giving work experience to special needs young adults, Mod Market was an obvious choice for their winning title. Mod Market cashier practice (Amy Bonser)“We are on a mission to help all people live their most independent lives possible,” Mod Market manager Amy Bonser said. Because of the current restraints on in-person business, Bonser was forced to be more innovative in recent months. Mod Market popup shop (Amy Bonser)“I find great joy in helping individuals who learn in less traditional ways,” Bonser said.

More than 350 high school football, volleyball and soccer games are being live-streamed in Michigan this week as part of the fast-growing NFHS Network. The Michigan High School Athletic Association announced that more than 500 Pixellot units have been installed or ordered this season, allowing participating schools to broadcast live action from fields and gyms across the state. The NFHS Network recently released a Roku channel, adding to the availability of games on more devices. Monthly subscriptions for events broadcast by NFHS Network/MHSAA.TV are $10.99 and can be purchased by clicking here. Troy Athens vs. Farmington, 7 P.M.Traverse City West vs. Petoskey, 7 P.M.Bloomfield Hills vs. Oxford, 7 P.M.Cadillac vs. Gaylord, 7 P.M.Escanaba vs. Marquette, 7 P.M.Lake Orion vs. West Bloomfield, 7 P.M.Birmingham Seaholm vs. Rochester Adams, 7 P.M.

Thursday night was the soft opening. High school football kicked off around Metro Detroit last night as couple handful of games were played across the region. Tonight, nearly everyone else follows suit while a small group is holding out until Saturday. Three straight days of football to start the football season in Metro Detroit? Here is how the schedule stacks up tonight and Saturday.

His custom wardrobe and tailoring business has seen much success and adoration since it opened its doors 15 years ago. The Arab American News visited Hamka, his father, Kassem and nephew, Mike Dabaja at Alexanders on a snowy Tuesday afternoon. I was an apprentice at my fathers tailoring shop, which was in Laurel Park Mall (in Livonia), he said. He would go on to teach himself what his father had learned through generations of cloth making and custom tailoring in Lebanon. Even the younger generation, Arab American or not, is beginning to understand that putting on a suit attracts a level of respect.

Get the backstory and information you need to visit Stemville in Northville. Stemville a unique new play place in their hometown that serves up STEM learning in an engaging way. Its a fun extension of the curriculum and teaches kids the why while learning hands-on. From large building blocks and color-coded toys that teach younger kids STEM basics to iPads, biweekly experiments and programmable robots for older kids, theres fun for all ages (moms and dads, too). Stemville is located at 141 N. Center St., Suite 201 in Northville and is open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday.

Visit this year's Buy Michigan Now Festival, Aug. 2-4, 2019. Head to the Buy Michigan Now Festival in Northville Aug. 2-4, 2019 and show your support for Michigan businesses. Swing by Town Square, for live entertainment every day by local Michigan musicians and a beer garden full of Michigan Craft Beers. The festival is in the middle of downtown Northville, and Main and Center streets are closed. Learn more about the 2019 Buy Michigan Now Festival in Northville and even more August fairs, festivals and other family fun things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit and Ann Arbor in the Metro Parent calendar.