Boys Basketball: Fourth-quarter run helps Huron sprint past Pioneer
Midway through the third quarter, Pioneer looked destined to pull an upset against crosstown rival Huron in the latest city-rivalry matchup. Huron, which suffered its first loss of the season in
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Girls Basketball: Huron cruises past Pioneer to clinch SEC Red crown
Huron had an opportunity on its home court Tuesday to clinch the Southeastern Conference Red Division title. Saline, however, played spoiler in beating the River Rats, meaning Huron’s celebration
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WLAA Replay: AA Wellness Coalition Takes A Holistic Approach To The Whole Body
Reposted from 2018 A “coalition” is defined as an alliance for combined action – and that seemed to be exactly what the doctor ordered when doctors Craig Stoller and Sue McCreadie began forming a
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Call for Artists: Chelsea’s Sounds & Sights Festival Art Market Seeking Unique Exhibitors
The 44th annual Sounds & Sights Festival is seeking regional artists of outstanding quality for its juried Art Market which will take place July 24th and 25th in downtown Chelsea. Crystal
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What’s On: CTN Programming for week of Feb. 23
Comcast Channel 16* – Government Access MEETINGS LIVE City Council Work Session, Monday, February 24 at 7pm LIVE Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting, Wednesday, February 26 at 6pm LIVE
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Profile: Retired U-M Professor Andy McGill still learning and definitely contributing
Retired U-M Professor Andrew “Andy” R. McGill, Ph.D. has worked in a variety of roles: academic, scholar, teacher, journalist, director, baseball umpire, husband, father, and devoted grandfather—
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Dexter-Ann Arbor Run heads to the starting line on May 3
It’s time to “Run the River!” On Sunday, May 3, over 5,000 people will be running the scenic course along the Huron River between Dexter and Ann Arbor, in one of three distances of
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Save the Date: Cinetopia Film Festival returns to Michigan Theatre May 8-17
The Cinetopia Film Festival is Southeast Michigan’s regional film festival serving multicultural audiences from Detroit, Ann Arbor, Royal Oak, Bloomfield Township, and all points in between. Over
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Profile: Skyline’s Maggie Lareau is excited to see her words come to life at upcoming festival
Skyline Theatre is excited to announce the first-ever Blue Sky New Works Festival – an evening featuring the world premiere of five brand-new short plays. Four of the plays are written by Skyline
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Boys Basketball: Huron making adjustments after injury to standout Julian Lewis
Basketball, like life, is about adjustments and the Huron boys’ basketball team is being asked to make a big adjustment just a few weeks before starting postseason play. The River Rats walked
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