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by  Allan Lengel e was a brilliant, naturally gifted attorney. He knew how to read a courtroom." Norman Lippitt, a "brilliant" lawyer intially known for successfully defending white police accused of beatings and murder at the Algiers Motel during the 1967 riots, died Monday from complications from bladder cancer that turned to bone cancer. The 85-year-old Bloomfield Hills resident died at home under hospice care. For 17 years, until 1984, Lippitt was the lead c...

For boaters and water sport enthusiasts, there’s a lot to love about Michigan – including over 3,000 miles of Great Lakes coastline and more than 11,000 inland lakes and waterways.

There’s a subscription for about everything now: delivery services, socks, razors, gyms, streaming services and even restaurants and car washes. It’s bringing convenience -- and a lot of monthly fees.

Everything’s becoming a subscription, and the pandemic is partly to blame by   Among the subscriptions available during the pandemic was that of Simpls of Minneapolis, which offered weekly soup subscriptions. (Star Tribune) Six restaurants in Washington, D.C., joined together earlier this year to sell a subscription supper club. They offered home delivery of a gourmet meal from a different chef each week for six weeks for $360. It sold out in six days. Subscriptions boomed during the c...

There’s a subscription for about everything now: delivery services, socks, razors, gyms, streaming services and even restaurants and car washes. It’s bringing convenience -- and a lot of monthly fees.

Pacific Opera Project's production of Leonard Bernstein's "Trouble in Tahiti" is the city's first major live opera show that's not a drive-in event.

  The past year has crushed independent restaurants across the country and brought a reality to their doors: Many were unprepared for a digital world. Unlike other small retailers, restaurateurs could keep the tech low, with basic websites and maybe Instagram accounts with tantalizing, well-lit photos of their food. For the past decade, Krystle Mobayeni had been trying to convince them that they needed more. Mobayeni, a first-generation Iranian-American, started her company, BentoBox, in 2013 ...

Restaurants Fought for Covid Survival, With Some Tech Helpers Being “online” in the pandemic, many chefs learned, meant much more than having an Instagram account. The company that began as Krystle Mobayenis side project, BentoBox, scaled up significantly in the pandemic to help restaurants.Credit...Gili Benita for The New York Times April 20, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET The past year has crushed independent restaurants across the country and brought a reality to their doors: Many were unprepared fo...

Print A Michigan Supreme Court justice said Thursday that he has been overseas for three months, participating in an international program to improve the perception of people with disabilities while pulling all-nighters to keep up with his work back home. Richard Bernstein, who is blind and Jewish, said hes passionate about the work hes doing in the United Arab Emirates and Israel and is in no rush to return to Michigan while the court is closed for face-to-face business because of COVID-19. "W...

What every parent should know about Michigan car seat laws Published:  Tags:  Is your child buckled in correctly? (Shutterstock photo/Provided by The Sam Bernstein Law Firm) The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. Car accidents are the leading cause of death for children under the age of ...