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Monday In The Mitten: 5 Stories To Know Aug. 26
Heartbreaking news of 9-year-old Emma Hernandez filled our week, but we've also got stories on local heroes and new art programs.
MICHIGAN — Happy Monday, Michiganders. As we kick off the week, we’ve rounded up the stories you need to know about in the Mitten:
Last week the region mourned the loss of 9-year-old Emma Hernandez, who was mauled to death by a pack of three pit bull dogs while riding her bike in Detroit. Patch has her funeral information here and information on the owner of the dogs, who now faces murder charges.
The Detroit Metropolitan Airport is getting a new look at artists are behind the improvements. Check out the new Art at the Airport program.
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The Detroit Zoo made a major announcment this week that it will soon run off 100% renewable energy. Get the full story here.
The Detroit Institute of Arts wants to reach more people with disabilities. Here’s how they are doing that.
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Finally, for some feel good news to start your week, check out the stories of these four Michigan park rangers who saved locals lives this summer.
What story do you think was most important to Michiganders in the last week? Sound off in the comments.
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