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Canton Township toddler pulls gun from backpack at daycare center (opens the original)
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Police in Canton Township have arrested the parent of a toddler removing a loaded handgun from their backpack. Staff at Children's World Early Learning Center in Canton Township were able to avert a possible disaster after a teacher noticed the toddler pulling the loaded gun in a holster from their backpack. One of the parents is a law enforcement officer, but the gun was believed to have belonged to the other parent and is not considered a service weapon. Police say the incident was captured on
Chelsea City officials to examine hiring process as they navigate City Manager Elle Cole's replacement (opens the original)
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Caroline MacGregor: This is 89.1 WEMU. I'm Caroline MacGregor. And with me today is Chelsea City Mayor Kate Henson. She's here to talk about the City of Chelsea, and, of course, the search for a new city manager following the resignation of Elle Cole. Welcome, Kate! Kate Henson: Thanks so much for having me! Caroline MacGregor: It's good to have you here. Now, I know that this has been, of course, in the headlines quite a bit recently, but Elle Cole became Chelsea City Manager in February after
Amended lawsuit says two deputies were aware veteran John Jenuwine was unarmed before he was shot and killed by Washtenaw County Sheriff's police (opens the original)
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The family of John Jenuwine - the 34-year-old veteran shot and killed by police has filed an amended lawsuit claiming excessive force on the part of Washtenaw County police. In newly released body camera footage shared by the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office, John Jenuwine, a six-year veteran, is heard repeatedly pleading for help before he died. This followed a police chase where Jenuwine attempted to evade police before his van tipped over and deputies shot 34 rounds of ammunition into it. At
'Women in Tech' returns to a2Tech360 on Monday (opens the original)
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Caroline MacGregor: You're listening to 89.1 WEMU. I'm Caroline MacGregor. Today, we are joined by Jennifer Hayman. She's the Senior Vice President of Marketing Communications and Events for Ann Arbor SPARK. We're talking about "Women in Tech." This is an event that takes place this coming Monday, September 28th, as part of Ann Arbor SPARK's a2Tech360. A series of events are planned over the course of the 10-day event, and all of these are part of the city's endeavor to celebrate innovation in t
Decommissioned ladders repurposed for public art installation at Ann Arbor's new Fire Station No. 4 (opens the original)
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For years, the ladders of the Ann Arbor Fire Department have been a symbol of service to the community. Now, after being decommissioned, the ladders are being repurposed. A public art sculpture, “Three Ladder Fire” by artist Christopher Fennell, will be installed at Ann Arbor’s new Fire Station No. 4 in mid-October. The 24-foot tall, 8-foot-wide sculpture is part of the city’s commitment to integrating public art into civic projects. Ann Arbor Fire Chief Mike Kennedy says the use of decommission
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