Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of October.
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🏘️ Community
FedUp Ministries bought two lots on Ecorse Road and plans to build a permanent center with a kitchen, offices, showers, laundry + paved play space to double meals served; the group has raised about $500,000, still needs roughly $1.5 million, and held an open house Oct.
29.
📰 Lifestyle
Daylight Saving Time will end on Sunday, Nov.
1 when clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. (set back to 1 a.m.), giving more morning light and earlier evenings.
🏈 Sports
Michigan is working to hold its 22 verbal commits for the 2027 class as December signing day approaches after a 4-3 season stumble, with coaches pitching playing opportunity on offense while pointing to the program's top-ranked defense as a recruiting advantage.
Swimcloud rankings on Oct.
29 show Skyline's Adrienne Schadler leading several events and Ann Arbor Pioneer swimmers Kia Alert and Cecilia Walusek topping multiple freestyle and relay lists, while Ypsilanti Lincoln's Ayla Daigneau is second in 1-meter diving.
Jahmyr Gibbs leads the NFL with 166 touches this season and is on pace for 470 touches, prompting coaches to closely monitor his workload after a shoulder issue made him miss Wednesday practice before returning Thursday in Allen Park.
Michigan's offense has averaged just 134.7 rushing yards per game through seven games, and no back has topped 100 yards in a game, so coaches are keeping a three-man rotation with Jordan Marshall leading with 319 yards while the run game and offensive line deal with injuries.
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