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Great News. You Really Can Major in Beer in College: Patch PM
Ban on Plastic Bag Bans? | "Missing in Michigan" | Private Autopsy Surprise | Overnight I-696 Lane Closures | Afternoon Traffic

DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Michigan Patch:
Finally, You Really Can Major in Beer in College
- A Michigan college says it’s the first in the country to offer an associate’s degree in the brew industry.
Senate Votes to Stop Local Bans on Plastic Bags
- Two counties are considering fees and limits on plastic bags to recoup hundreds of thousands of dollars spent to deal with them.
'Missing in Michigan' Aimed at Closing Missing Persons Cases
- There are 4,000 active missing persons cases in Michigan and hundreds of unidentified remains cases.
Private Autopsy: Dearborn Police Shot Unarmed Man 5-6 Times
- Attorney says private autopsy requested by the family of Kevin Matthews shows shooting wasn’t an accident where “the gun goes off.”
Overnight I-696 Lane Closures: 5 Things to Know
- Overnight I-696 traffic will be reduced to one lane for two weeks in construction area. Two weekend shut-downs are planned.
Also Worth a Read
- Royal Oak Farmers Market Isn't Closing, Repeat, It's Not Closing
- Moroccan Woman Alleges Regular Beatings in Arranged Marriage
- Police Seek Help Identifying Bicycle Theft Suspect
- TV's 'Judge Mathis' to Attend No-Questions-Asked Gun Buyback
- Multiple Charges Filed in 2-Hour Standoff with Plymouth Police
- Stink Bug Hordes Back, Ready for Courtship: What to Do
- Michigan Trooper Injured When Struck By His Own Vehicle: Police
- The Most Surprising Cause of Death in Michigan Is . . .
- Priest Banished for Sex Abuse Now Works with Pregnant Teens
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