Oakland Press News- Large outdoor gatherings can be hotbed for spread of COVID-19While the Oakland County Health Division would like everyone ages 12 and up to get vaccinated against COVID-19, they have also focused on anyone who is attending a large outdoor event such as music festivals, community concerts, beer tents, fairs, or parades. Look no further for an example than the Faster Horses Festival which was […]Paula Pasche
- Column: COVID panic, round 2As best I recall, the sequence of statements coming from the government and “experts” since the beginning of COVID-19 has gone something like this: You don’t need to wear a mask and it’s no more serious than the flu; you do need to wear a mask, though the virus is so small it can penetrate […]Cal Thomas
- Man drowns when going after his hat, authorities sayA 64-year-old man drowned Sunday evening after falling into the water while trying to retrieve his hat.Stephen Frye
- Sheriff’s deputies looking for missing Pontiac teenagerA 15-year-old boy has been missing since Saturday, believed to have run away from home.Stephen Frye
- Large outdoor gatherings can be hotbed for spread of COVID-19
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Detroit Pistons offseason
Now that all the hype of LeBron James signing with the Cleveland Cavaliers has slowed down, there have been other free-agent signings in the NBA. Everyone wanted to see him pick his team and now the Pistons will have to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2004, 2014, Andre Drummond, Championship, Detroit, Detroit Pistons, Greg Monroe, Josh Smith, Stan Van Gundy
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Tigers are close but not complete
Like any team in baseball, the Detroit Tigers are not perfect. In Vegas, they are still the favorites to win it all this year. However, lately, they look like a team that can barely win the Central Division. The starting … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Dombrowski, Detroit, Detroit Tigers, Drew Smyly, Joba Chamberlain, Joe Nathan, Phil Coke, Rod Allen, trade deadline
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Tigers look to bounce back
As many of you are aware, I have started my career as a sports journalist in Youngstown, Ohio. It has been a while since I’ve been able to have a chance to write about what I love most, which is … Continue reading
Michigan Wins Big Ten Regular Season
Now that it’s March, usually the people in the local area are talking about two colors: Green and White. But this year it is Maize and Blue that have the area buzzing. The Michigan Wolverines won its first outright Big … Continue reading
Oakland vs Detroit Round Two
Game two was just as good of a game as the first one, as the Oakland Golden Grizzlies defeated the Detroit Titans 83-82 in an overtime thriller. With 8.8 seconds left in the overtime period, Oakland’s senior guard Duke Mondy … Continue reading
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Tagged Detroit, Detroit Mercy, Horizon League, Juwan Howard Jr., NCAA Basketball, Oakland, Travis Bader
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Bye Bye Maurice
The Detroit Pistons fired head coach Maurice Cheeks on Sunday after 50 games. The timing of the move was a little strange in my opinion, and personally I think they should have made the move much sooner. However, they did … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandon Jennings, Detroit, Detroit Free Press, Detroit Pistons, Indiana Pacers, Miami Heat
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Red Wings Get Land for New Arena
Well the wait is over and the Detroit Red Wings received the land so that they can build a new stadium in downtown Detroit. The new arena will be built for the 2016-17 hockey season. The arena will also cost … Continue reading
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Tagged Detroit, Detroit Free Press, Detroit Red Wings, Downtown Detroit, Mike Ilitch, New arena, NHL
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Schwartz Hired by Bills
Former Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz has been hired by the Buffalo Bills as a defensive coordinator. Schwartz went 29-51 in his tenure as Lions coach. Here is what the Bills had to say about the hiring. “We are … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 NFL season, Buffalo Bills, Detroit, Detroit Lions, Jim Schwartz, Thanskgiving
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Pistons Could Make Key Trade
Well, the Josh Smith era as a Detroit Piston could be over, according to a blog on fansided.com. The writer believes that Smith may be on his way out around the trading deadline, which is February 20th. The same writer … Continue reading
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Tagged Detroit, Detroit Pistons, Greg Monroe, Josh Smith, NBA, Pistons trades, Rajon Rondo, Washington Wizards
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Red Wings Pull Off Crazy Goal, Win
Well it was a goal that should never have counted that propelled the Detroit Red Wings to a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday. Kings head coach Darryl Sutter was not to pleased about the goal, which … Continue reading
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Tagged Detroit, Detroit Red Wings, Jimmy Howard, Los Angeles Kings, NHL
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