Last week's Metro Times cover story about contaminants in Michigan drinking water continues to get attention. Readers are also interested in news that Detroit is trying to get back into the recreational cannabis market. A 2005 cover story about the Detroit burlesque dancer Lottie the Body, who died in February 2020, also resurfaced.
Here's what else Metro Times readers were into this week:
10. "Detroit City Council considers new ordinance to allow recreational marijuana businesses to open"
9. "James Craig, who brutalized BLM protesters as Detroit's Police Chief, says he supports Canadian truckers"
8. "Burn Rubber Sneaker Boutique expands into Detroit with sister store Two18"
7. "Paradise regained"
6. "Tim McGraw, Eric Church, and Morgan Wallen will headline Faster Horses '22"
5. "Detroit's longstanding Hygrade Deli is now a Black-owned business"
4. "Michigan cannabis users love potent pot, according to industry report"
3. "A Detroit dominatrix offers 5 tips to whip your boring sex life into shape"
2. "Metro Detroit’s drinking water is unsafe, and it’s not just lead"
1. "Michigan woman who claimed to have ‘information’ on insurrection found with cache of guns outside Capitol Police headquarters"
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