Oakland Press News- Drake Road closing as part of I-696 projectA number of bridges will be rebuilt as part of the I-696 reconstruction project.Anne Runkle
- Carpool lanes proposed for I-75 in Oakland CountyIf you are usually alone in your car, you may need to avoid one lane in each direction of I-75.Anne Runkle
- MedNetOne CEO earns award from OUMatuszewski currently serves on the OU School of Health Sciences Board of Advocacy and Resource Development.Matthew Fahr
- Country Day student looking to become quiz-masterGayden has been the captain of his team for his entire high school career.Matthew Fahr
- Drake Road closing as part of I-696 project
Monthly Archives: October 2012
Lions still with a lot of work to do
The Lions were able to win today against the Seahawks in what some people called a “must-win” to go to 3-4 on the season. It was another late comeback win as the Lions were able to score with 20 seconds … Continue reading
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Tagged comeback victories, Jim Schwartz, Lions, Louis Delmas, Seahawks
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No doubt who’s covering Calvin this weekend
It appears the Lions will have the rest of the week to prepare for who will be in charge of covering Megatron. On Twitter Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman has switched his Twitter handle to “Optimus Prime.” For you non-Transformers nerds … Continue reading
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Tagged Calvin Johnson, Lions, Megatron, Optimus Prime, Richard Sherman, Seahawks, Transformers
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Michigan Takes Division Lead With Win Over Michigan State
For the first time in the last five tries, the Wolverines took down the Spartans. However, the win over their rival has put them all by themselves in the Legends division of the Big Ten, for now. The game yesterday was pretty … Continue reading
Cardinals or Giants?
So now that we know the 2012 the Detroit Tigers are in the World Series, who would you rather see them play? I know who my answer is. I would much rather see the Tigers play the Giants for one reason only. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 season, Detroit Tigers, MLB, MLB Playoffs, MLB Postseason, World Series
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Jones-Sonnen fight to happen
Jon Jones was able to avoid Chael Sonnen earlier this year on a week’s notice, but that may have been the easier task than what now is in front of the Light-Heavyweight champ. Earlier today UFC President Dana White announced … Continue reading
He’s All Done?
Well that was a wild game one. Besides the Yankee’s captain Derek Jeter fracturing his ankle, the next biggest story is what to do about Tigers closer Jose Valverde, who gave up two two-run home runs in the 9th, blowing two … Continue reading
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Tagged Derek Jeter, Detroit Tigers, MLB, MLB Playoffs, MLB Postseason, New York Yankees
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How the Game 4 disaster may help the Tigers in the ALCS
Everybody wanted to run Jose Valverde out-of-town on Thursday night after giving up game four to the A’s and sent Detroit to a ‘win or go home’ game five. In that game, Justin Verlander showed why he was the AL … Continue reading
Take your time NHL, I’ve moved on
The NHL lockout continues with little signs of progress and the first two weeks of the season already canceled. But fear not hockey fans, there is a better option to get your hockey fix (and no I’m not talking about … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Orr, ESPN, Josh Ho-Sang, junior hockey, KHL, Mario Lemiuex, NHL Lockout, OHL, Taylor Hall, Wayne Gretzky, Windsor Spitfires
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Playoff Baseball is October
I love football. The NFL season is always great to watch even when there are replacement referees trying their best to keep up with the game speed. And although I love watching the lions every Sunday besides the bye week of course, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, Detroit Tigers, MLB, MLB Playoffs, MLB Postseason, MLB.com
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