Snyder, Schauer At Odds Over Economy, Jobs
The economy, and voters' feelings about it, is sure to be a factor on Election Day Nov 4. Snyder hopes it's the determining factor.
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The economy, and voters' feelings about it, is sure to be a factor on Election Day Nov 4. Snyder hopes it's the determining factor.
57-year-old Marlin Trent Smith had not been seen by friends or family since 11 a.m. Saturday morning when he walked away from his apartment in the area of Grand River and Halsted Road.
I-75 between The Lodge and I-375 is closed for the weekend as a part of the project which will see a streetcar run 3.3 miles along Woodward from Congress to W. Grand Boulevard.
Authorities said traffic lights were not working at the corner of Fairfield and W. Six Mile, when the bus and another vehicle failed to stop and the two vehicles collided.
Firefighters responded Saturday morning to house on St. Louis near Seven Mile Rd. and Mt. Elliott where 53-year-old Rita Walker was found in her bedroom.
Authorities say that at around 2 a.m, a 19-year-old man and a 23-year-old man got into an altercation with a group of five suspects at a bar in Cadillac Square.
A transporter on Saturday conveyed the 65-foot-tall bur oak about 500 feet down a pedestrian mall to a spot near its new home.
Police said the body of 30-year-old Rachel Watson was found Thursday just after midnight in the basement of her Westland home.
Republican Gov. Rick Snyder's re-election campaign raised nearly $900,000 more than Democratic challenger Mark Schauer over an eight-week period and has a $400,000 edge for the final stretch before Election Day.
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Flashlights were attached to the front of the mower, but there were no lights or reflective materials on the back.
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A trial attorney said the 65-year-old didn't drown her grandson and was actually covering for her daughter, who had a history of mental illness.