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Today's riddle: Do you know what the two sides of a circle are? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Market Trends and Stats! Featuring Lori Chmura (biggerpockets.com) — Real estate investors in Troy can hear expert Lori Chmura break down local, state, and national market trends at the MSU Management Education Center on November 19. The evening includes networking, legal and legislative updates, and a detailed look at how current economic conditions could affect your investment strategy, with free admission for members and first-time guests.
2. MIGCA girls golf rankings: New leaders in Divisions 1 and 4 as regionals near (mlive.com) — Troy's girls golf team is ranked sixth in Division 1 statewide as regional tournaments approach on Oct. 5, putting local players firmly in the championship conversation. The latest MIGCA rankings show movement at the top in multiple divisions, with several Metro Detroit programs jockeying for position before the postseason begins.
3. Haʻikū eighth grader wins national scholarship for gifted students : Maui Now (mauinow.com) — A Troy student, Simran Adnani, has been named a Caroline D. Bradley Scholar, earning a four-year high school scholarship and personalized academic support. The highly competitive national program selected just 26 gifted students this year, highlighting exceptional academic and extracurricular achievements from across the country, including right here in Troy.
4. Feds seek $18.8M from Quality Behavioral Health in Medicaid fraud case (beckersbehavioralhealth.com) — Federal investigators seized nearly $18.8 million from Quality Behavioral Health and its CEO, including cash found at both his Troy home and the nonprofit's Troy location, amid an ongoing Medicaid fraud probe. Prosecutors allege false billing and exploitative work conditions for patients, while the CEO's attorney stresses the claims remain only allegations as the civil forfeiture case proceeds.
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