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A note from Abdul El-Sayed: I’m going back to public service

That means goodbye to The Incision, for now

By Abdul El-Sayed

Dec 2, 2022

Today, I went back to public service. I’m honored to be joining the Department of Health, Human, and Veterans Services at Wayne County — where I’ll be serving as director starting in March 2023 (pending Commission approval).

A note from Abdul El-Sayed: I’m going back to public service

The Red Hook to officially move into Midtown’s former Great Lakes Coffee space

After a Noel Night pop-up, the local coffee chain will open its fourth location in 2023

By Lee DeVito

The Red Hook to officially move into Midtown’s former Great Lakes Coffee space (2)

Detroit is getting a direct flight to Iceland

The six-hour flight to Reykjavik is on sale from $499 until Dec. 4

By Randiah Camille Green

Peace out, ya'll.

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Michigan is getting another new Cookies dispensary

By Alex Washington

Iconic Eastern Market store to reopen this weekend

By Steve Neavling

Rocky's Historic Eastern Market in Detroit closed this summer.

Metro Times seeks pitches for stories on race and justice in Detroit

By Lee DeVito

We’re looking for ideas for stories that take the reader deep into the community.

Mount Clemens boy charged with bringing knife, ‘hit list’ to school

By Steve Neavling

Peter Lucido gave the first-ever Macomb County Prosecutor’s Hero Award to a school where a student reported a threat of violence.

Schools see apprenticeship programs as alternatives to college prep

By Mark Richardson, Michigan News Connection

Career Launch Kalamazoo is part of a national trend aimed at putting apprenticeships on a parallel track with the college prep curriculum.

Report urges water-affordability strategy to help low-income Michiganders

By Mark Richardson, Michigan News Connection

High water rates force many families to live in unsafe conditions, putting elders and children at risk.

What rooting against Ohio State taught me about negative partisanship

By Abdul El-Sayed

While rooting against the other team may be harmless in sports, it is far more caustic for our politics.

Royal Oak newcomer Saab Sis Thai is a family affair

By Jane Slaughter

Royal Oak newcomer Saab Sis Thai is a family affair

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