Champion Athlete Doesn’t Let Disability Keep Her From Record Books: Patch PM

METRO DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories from the Michigan Patch network worth talking about tonight:

• All-around athlete Likins, who has overcome loss of hearing, continues to pile records and awards.

• The American Health Care Act reduces federal resources Michigan relies on to assist 2.4 million elderly and poor residents, governor says.

Massage Parlor Under Investigation Tries Another Town

• In February, the township revoked Mulan Massage Center's certificate of occupancy.

Michigan Education Groups Sue To Block ‘Backdoor Voucher’ Program

• About a dozen education groups said they plan to sue the state to block $2.5 million in public funds to the state’s 643 private schools.

NCAA March Madness Basketball Tournament: Oregon Up Next For Surging Wolverines

• A number of players have stepped up for Michigan, including Moritz Wagner’s on Sunday.

Tim Allen Taking Heat For Nazi Remarks Made On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

• Allen compared Holloywood with Nazi Germany in regard to having the 'right' political opinions.

Motorists Warming Cars May No Longer Be Left Out In The Cold

• Remember the Metro Detroit man who got a $128 ticket for warming his car in his driveway? Proposed bill would make it legal.

Also Worth a Read

• Missing Teenager: Police Looking For Boy Gone Since Friday
• Michigan Billionaires: 12 People On Forbes List Worth $40.9 Billion Collectively
• Detroit Has Nasty Potholes, And They’re Filled With Nasty Stuff
• Mom U.S. Rep. Dave Trott Gets An Earful About Obamacare
• Immigrants Detained In Large Detroit Cockfighting Bust: Feds
• After Hours: Plymouth Township Hall Will Be Open Late Starting April 4
• 5 Vernal Equinox Myths Debunked
• Detroit Wow! House: Own A Piece Of The 19th Century For $420,000
• Rochester-Based The Rainbow Connection Taps Oakland County's Miller As New Leader
• Amphibian ‘Sexpert,’ Detroit Zoo’s Dr. Ruth, Sets The Mood To Stem Extinction: Video

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