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The "delightfully vintage" Maona lounge, bar and restaurant will be reopening for the summer season on Friday 24th May.

ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich.

After months, perhaps decades, of anticipation, Maona – the undisputed hot spot of the swinging 60s and 70s, has been recreated on the Larvotto Peninsula, and it’s already booked solid.

Maiysha sis down with music executive Danyel Smith about her music memoir Shine Bright which is a personal memoir of Danyel Smith as well as a history lesson about Black women in Pop. The two discuss Danyel's turbulent and at times abusive upbringing, the Black women in music such as Whitney Houston, Lizzo, Beyonce, Ella Fitzgerald and more who deserve flowers and how women in the music industry still have to navigate a male dominated industry. The two talk about her numerous positions in t...

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EVENTING: Squad for U21 European Eventing Championships announced 2022-06-16

STERLING HEIGHTS/SHELBY TOWNSHIP/UTICA — A Davis Junior High School teacher was named the Utica Community Schools Teacher of the Year and was awarded the lease of a new vehicle by the Suburban Collection in a surprise announcement March 21.

Liev Schreiber's "Everything is Illuminated" begins in goofiness and ends in silence and memory. How it gets from one to the other is the subject of the film, a journey undertaken by three men and a dog into the secrets of the past. The movie is narrated by Alex (Eugene Hutz), a Ukranian whose family specializes in "tours of dead Jews." Alex and his grandfather (also named Alex) drive American Jews in search of their roots to the places where many of their ancestors died.

Some of you listening to this may have seen the film Selma. It depicted Martin Luther King and other civil rights leaders in the fight for voting rights. The violence that took place at Selma helped lead to passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Parts of the film were controversial: historians objected to how it depicted President Lyndon Johnson as less supportive of civil rights than he actually was. The national civil rights movement didn’t just begin with the Montgomery Bus Boycott or ...