Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 7th of June.
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Peacenic (now under the Acts of Change Network) is set for Saturday, June 13 at West Willow Park near Tyler Road and Desoto Avenue.
The fair will host 60 vendors, youth pitch competition with a $500 prize and legacy awards for Lois Allen-Richardson, Rev. Larry Davis and Rev. Harold Wimberly.
🏈 Sports
The Dallas Mavericks have reached out to Dusty May even after he agreed to a new five-year deal with Michigan (following the Wolverines' national championship last April).
Sources say talks remain exploratory and May will stay with his team for at least the next two seasons.
Saline, Milan and Chelsea high school softball teams ended their seasons on Saturday in regional play.
Saline lost 2-1 to Northville, Milan fell to Airport after a 5-0 start and Chelsea lost 7-2 in the semifinals.
On Saturday, Dexter’s baseball team won its Division 1 regional title with a 14 to 0 win over Monroe but then lost its state quarterfinal match at Detroit Catholic Central — the game turned when DCC scored three runs in the later innings.
The team ended the season with a 31 to 9 record and remains ranked No. 20 in D1.
The updated MHSAA baseball bracket shows high school teams advancing to state semifinals at Michigan State starting June 11.
Fans in the region will track the matchups as the tournament enters a key phase.
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