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Also on today's calendar: Half-off Milkshakes for Half Day! and 3 more events.
Today's riddle: The top potato won what? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Police identify, charge suspect in fatal dog shooting case (michigandaily.com) — Ann Arbor police have arrested and charged a 26-year-old man in connection with the December shooting death of a family dog on Weldon Boulevard in the Dicken neighborhood, west of Pioneer High School. After months of investigation, he now faces multiple felony counts, including assault with intent to murder and weapons charges, with bond set at $500,000.
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2. US Cities Are Paying Millions of Dollars for Michelin Stars (foodandwine.com) — Ann Arbor’s dining scene is on the sidelines of Michelin’s new American Great Lakes guide, even as a local James Beard–recognized chef pushes the city’s tourism bureau to buy into future editions. The piece explains how cities like Detroit and others are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for Michelin coverage, and what that could mean for regional restaurant talent and recognition.
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3. Woman Jumps to her Death from Interstate 94 Overpass (meigsindypress.com) — Emergency crews responded to a Memorial Day incident on the I-94 Parker Road overpass in Scio Township, where a 26-year-old woman from the Ann Arbor area died after jumping before responders arrived. Authorities from multiple agencies assisted, and officials are reminding residents that confidential help is available anytime by calling or texting the 988 suicide prevention hotline.
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4. AIUM: To treat tumors, why not microbubbles? (auntminnie.com) — A University of Michigan researcher in Ann Arbor is helping advance a novel tumor treatment that uses microbubbles and focused ultrasound, known as histotripsy. Speaking at a national medical imaging conference, he highlighted promising early results for liver tumors and potential future uses in noninvasive pressure measurements and cancer therapies that could eventually benefit local patients.
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5. One woman's 16-year journey illuminates childcare dilemma (freep.com subscription) — Ann Arbor appears as a Michigan city rethinking zoning rules to help expand childcare options, alongside Detroit’s recent reforms. Through one Detroit provider’s 16-year struggle to grow her home-based program, the story shows how complex local zoning and lack of outreach can limit childcare seats statewide, including in Washtenaw County.
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