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Wednesday in Ypsilanti: local news notes, a library poll and a football question
Plus, FedUp Ministries plans a permanent Ypsilanti home and Pioneer eyes a state title.
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FedUp
FedUp Ministries, which began by delivering healthy meals from a food truck, recently bought land in Ypsilanti for a roughly 7,000-square-foot permanent home. It will have a large kitchen, a laundry area, worship space and a "third space" where people can hang out without the expectation of spending money. ClickOnDetroit
Cross country
Ann Arbor Pioneer and Northville are two of the favorites to win the Division 1 girls title at the state finals, The Detroit News says in its preview. The Detroit News
Wolverines
Running back Jordan Marshall had five carries and zero yards, plus a two-yard touchdown run, in Michigan's 28-21 win at Rutgers. That's well short of preseason expectations: Athlon Sports picked him as a preseason All-Conference first team running back, and he rushed for nearly 1,000 yards last season, the Daily says. mliveThe Michigan Daily
Marshall had five carries and no yards at Rutgers
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- carries for Marshall at Rutgers
- 0
- yards on those carries
- 28-21
- Michigan's win at Rutgers
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No. 2 Michigan hockey finished October 8-1. Its one loss came to Ohio State, and it beat the Buckeyes on the second try. The Michigan Daily
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The State Street Salvation Army draws all kinds of thrifters, and a Michigan Daily writer spent a Monday afternoon chatting with shoppers there. Some hunted for a Halloween costume or a household object, others wanted unique clothes or a break from fast fashion, and others just tagged along with friends. Happy hunting.
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Wednesday in Ypsilanti: local news notes, a library poll and a football question
Plus, FedUp Ministries plans a permanent Ypsilanti home and Pioneer eyes a state title.
The TLDR
- FedUp Ministries plans a roughly 7,000-square-foot Ypsilanti home
- Ann Arbor Pioneer is a favorite at girls cross country state finals
- Jordan Marshall's quiet junior year at Michigan
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