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Panhandlers Begging for Money Could Face $100 Fines: Patch PM

Tethered by a Fountain | Gas Emergency | Navigating Around Construction on Memorial Day | Spelling Bee | 'Armed and Dangerous' | Traffic

DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Michigan Patch:

$100 Fine for Panhandling: 5 Things Michigan Officials Said

  • Birmingham lawmaker says panhandling is increasing along Woodward Corridor and residents “don’t like it.”

A Kiss, A Proposal and Life Happily Ever After in Plymouth

  • At the Kellogg Park fountain, Jasper Recto leaned in, kissed his sweetheart and asked to marry her. The couple return annually for photos.

Memorial Day Gas Shortage Possible in Michigan

  • Gov. Rick Snyder declared a state of emergency in the wake of a major fuel pipeline shutdown and unplanned refinery outage.

Memorial Day Travel, How to Get Around Road Construction

  • No matter where you’re traveling in Michigan for Memorial Day, this guide will get you around road construction.

11 from Michigan in 2016 Scripps National Spelling Bee

  • Three Metro Detroit students are competing for prizes at the 2016 Scripps National Spelling Bee in National Harbor, MD.

Carjacking Suspect 'Armed and Dangerous': FBI

  • Angelo “Two Head” Allen may be in the Columbus, OH, area, the FBI said, announcing reward for his capture and conviction.

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