Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of October.
Good morning, Ypsilanti.
Area food banks are bracing for higher demand when SNAP benefits pause on November 1 as local nonprofits report a 30% rise in pantry visits.
Organizations are planning drive-through sites and gift cards to help families buy food while residents like Dawn Tobias worry about keeping up with rising costs.
On Saturday, Nov. 1, the Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan will extend its D2A2 bus service for the Michigan vs. Purdue football game by running trips until 11:15 p.m. from Ann Arbor and starting Detroit departures at 7:30 a.m.—buses will come with free Wi-Fi and charging ports to ease fans' travel.
Haunts for Hunger
11 PM — Prospect Pointe West by Lombardo Homes — Donations encouraged — Enjoy a spooky trail with family fun while supporting a great cause.
Jeremy Porter Solo-Acoustic Performance
8 p.m. — Mash Bar — Cost info not provided — Experience an intimate solo-acoustic set as Jeremy Porter promotes his latest album, Dynamite Alley.
Michigan's Largest Music Instrument Swap Meet
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Student Center — $10 admission — Discover a wide array of music instruments and gear for buying, selling, and trading.
Understanding Relationships Workshop
3 PM — Coachville — Free entry — Empower teens with vital tools to avoid violence and understand healthy relationships.
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