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Fate of Redford Township’s oldest home hangs in the balance as officials weigh options (opens the original)
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The future of Redford Township's oldest home remains uncertain as township officials consider whether to preserve, sell or demolish the historic property. The Wait House, built in 1824 by Luther Wait, has stood in the community for more than two centuries. The home now sits at the corner of Five Mile and Gaylord roads, though members of the Redford Township Historical Commission say it spent its first 100 years across the street before being moved to its current location. WATCH VIDEO REPORT BY 7
Farmington Hills parents say cheerleading team organizer scammed their daughters out of thousands (opens the original)
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FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. (WXYZ) — A group of Farmington Hills mothers say they were scammed by the organizer of a competitive cheerleading team, and police are now investigating. The mothers say the Diamond Cheer All Star Team launched last year. They paid thousands of dollars for their daughters to participate, only to receive mismatched uniforms and have competition appearances canceled at the last minute. WATCH VIDEO REPORT FROM 7 NEWS DETROIT'S TONY GEFTOS BELOW Jaclyn Gerich is one of the mo
Family of Redford Township group home fire victim says they just learned she died in the blaze (opens the original)
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REDFORD TWP., Mich. (WXYZ) — Six weeks after a deadly fire at a group home on Woodbine in Redford Township, the family of one of the three victims says they only recently learned their loved one had died — and they are demanding answers from investigators. Wayne County Medical Examiner records identify the three victims as Annette Brown, 65, Holly Dotson, 42, and Robin Moore, 69. All three women died in the Aug. 15 fire on Woodbine near 5 Mile Road. Watch the report by 7 News Detroit's Tony Geft
Corporal Vester Hicks Jr., killed in Korea at 17, laid to rest in Michigan after DNA match (opens the original)
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HOLLY, Mich. (WXYZ — Corporal Vester Hicks Jr. has been laid to rest at Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly, Michigan — nearly 76 years after he was killed in action during the Korean War. Hicks was 17 years old when he died during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir in December 1950. For decades, his remains were unaccounted for, leaving his family without closure. WATCH VIDEO REPORT BY 7 NEWS DETROIT'S TONY GEFTOS BELOW In 2021, family members worked with Operation Glory to identify his remains.
Michigan Marching Band to perform 'Lord of the Rings' with Yo-Yo Ma at Iowa-Michigan halftime show (opens the original)
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (WXYZ) — The University of Michigan Marching Band is preparing for what its director calls a once-in-a-lifetime performance — a halftime show featuring world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma and music from "The Lord of the Rings." The performance is set for this Saturday during the Iowa-Michigan game at Michigan Stadium, known as the Big House. It is a collaboration between the marching band, Yo-Yo Ma, and "The Lord of the Rings" composer Howard Shore. Director Dr. John Pasquale said i
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