Marijuana consumption lounge coming, M-14 crashes need to stop: Ann Arbor headlines May 1-6
Posted May 07, 2021
The owners behind the Liberty Provisioning Center marijuana dispensary on Ashley Street in downtown Ann Arbor have plans to open a cannabis consumption lounge in the pink house next door.Ryan Stanton | The Ann Arbor News
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Ann Arbor is getting its first commercial marijuana consumption lounge and officials say it also will be the first of its kind in Michigan.
Plans are in the works to convert the pink house at 336 S. Ashley St. next to the Liberty Provisioning Center marijuana dispensary on the west edge of downtown into a lounge allowing onsite consumption of cannabis products.
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Protesters hold hands as they prepare for the police to disperse the crowd to enforce the 7 p.m. curfew at Fulton Street and Ionia Avenue in Grand Rapids on Monday, June 1, 2020. The Michigan National Guard, Michigan State Police and Grand Rapids Police are guarding the main artery of downtown after Saturday night s riot in which multiple businesses and government buildings were damaged and police cruisers burned. This photo was part of a photo story that won first place, as well as third place individually for Best Spot News Photo.Cory Morse
Ypsilanti police silent on two recent homicides
Updated Apr 14, 2021;
YPSILANTI, MI – There have been two homicides reported in Ypsilanti within a week of each other, and police have not released any details about either to the public.
Police are investigating a shooting death that occurred April 4 at the Citgo gas station, 505 S. Huron Ave., as well as an additional shooting death that occurred April 10 at an apartment complex in the 1400 block of Leforge Road.
MLive/The Ann Arbor News reached out to Police Chief Tony DeGiusti and his command staff requesting information about the recent homicides. Those messages have not been returned.
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