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West Suburban Community Pantry reopens with increased capacity, Amazon Fresh partnership   Volunteer Art Sheridan of Woodridge shows off the newly remodeled West Suburban Community Pantry during its grand reopening event Wednesday, which also celebrated a new partnership with Amazon Fresh. Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer   Eggs, apples, grapes and other fresh produce were on display Wednesday at the newly remodeled West Suburban Community Pantry in Woodridge. Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer   Laura Coyle, executive director of the West Suburban Community Pantry, kicks o...

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CNN Features Grand Blanc Board Member Over Alleged Qanon Support Get our free mobile app Newly elected Grand Blanc School Board member Amy Facchinello was featured Wednesday night on CNN during a segment on locally elected officials who have posted or openly supported QAnon conspiracy theories. You may remember that just hours before the last school board meeting, a group of students, retired teachers, and parents were protesting at the high school, expressing their concern with school board member Facchinello. Concerns were raised by high school student Lucas Hartwel after he found severa...

5 Michiganders Compete on This Season of “LEGO Masters” Get our free mobile app FOX’s creative reality TV series, LEGO Masters, premieres on Tuesday night, and 5 of the 24 contestants this season will be from Michigan. The show, entering it's second season, will feature 12 teams of two — six male-male teams, four male-female teams and two female-female teams. Each team will aim to show off their LEGO skills building incredible original LEGO creations and also pass unique LEGO challenges. Representing Michigan this season are Maria and Phillip Straatsma of Kentwood and Zach and Tim Cr...

South African artist Daniel Popper has created five huge sculptures for the Morton Arboretum in Lisle. The "Human+Nature" exhibit replaces the installation of giant trolls that brought record crowds to the tree preserve in Lisle.