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Michigan high school girls golf rankings: Northville, Bath, and more lead the fall season

The Michigan Interscholastic Golf Coaches Association has released its latest girls golf rankings for the week of September 22, showing which teams are out front in all four divisions as the season heats up.

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Metro Detroit Luxury Market Pulse launches to track high end housing trends

Realtor Mo Thweny is rolling out a new report to give buyers and sellers a close look at luxury home sales and buyer activity in West Bloomfield, Novi, Birmingham, Northville, and other top Metro Detroit communities starting September 2026.

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Five Metro Detroit Golfers Set Sights on State Titles in 2026

Top high school golfers from Macomb, Northville, Utica, and Farmington Hills return this fall, including all-state athletes and defending champions, all aiming for individual state championships.

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SMART to Add New Bus Routes Across Wayne County After Millage Approval

SMART will launch new bus routes and service improvements in Wayne County after voters approved a 10-year transit millage expected to generate at least $570 million for regional transportation upgrades

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Wayne County Plans New Roundabouts to Ease Traffic and Improve Safety

Wayne County communities including Canton, Northville, and Romulus are moving forward with their first roundabout projects, aiming to reduce congestion and improve safety at busy intersections starting as early as 2027

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Michigan High School Football Season Brings NIL Changes and League Shifts Farmington Voice

Michigan High School Football Season Brings NIL Changes and League Shifts

Michigan high school football enters a new era this fall as Name, Image, and Likeness rules take effect and major conference realignments reshape the landscape. The Catholic League aims to build on last year's dominance as teams and coaches face new challenges.

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Michigan Allocates $150M for One-Time Educator Bonuses in 2026

Michigan public schools will distribute $150 million in one-time bonuses to educators and staff this year, with amounts determined by local districts and unions. The payments aim to offset rising costs as leaders debate long-term solutions.

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