Detroit, MI
Lights bus tour, Menorah in the D, Motown Nutcracker coming to Detroit this weekend
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DETROIT (WXYZ) — Vacation festivities proceed in metro Detroit this weekend with a lights bus tour, the massive menorah lighting, Cirque du Soleil’s “‘Twas the Night time Earlier than” and extra.
A film website tour will take “8 Mile” followers via filming places in Detroit on Saturday.
Here is a listing of seven issues to do within the D this weekend:
8 Mile: The Film Website Tour
- Saturday 1 p.m.
- Assembly level at Spkr Field at 200 Grand River Avenue in Detroit
- It has been 20 years because the well-known Detroit film “8 Mile” was launched. Are you able to consider that? “8 Mile” followers might be taken to the numerous filming places the place the principle character Rabbit, performed by rapper Eminem, frolicked as he tried to change into a rap star. The narrated tour will occur on a motorcoach bus, and can give guests an opportunity to attempt a S’ghetti Sandwich from Mother’s Spaghetti.
Detroit Pistons vs. Sacramento Kings; Detroit Pistons vs. Brooklyn Nets
- Friday 7 p.m. and Sunday 6 p.m.
- Little Caesars Area at 2645 Woodward Avenue in Detroit
- The Detroit Pistons are internet hosting two video games this weekend. They play the Sacramento Kings on Friday then the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday.
Detroit Pink Wings vs. Ottawa Senators
- Saturday 1 p.m.
- Little Caesars Area at 2645 Woodward Avenue in Detroit
- The Detroit Pink Wings tackle the Ottawa Senators on Saturday.
Holly Jolly Vacation Lights Bus Tour
- Friday 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
- Assembly level at Nice Lakes Ace {Hardware} car parking zone at 15819 Southfield Highway in Allen Park
- A motorcoach bus will make a number of stops in Detroit for a four-hour tour of lights and decorations across the metropolis. Individuals might be given time to spend at every location, with curbside drop-offs at varied locations together with Campus Martius Park for ice skating, carriage rides, procuring and extra. There may even be a meals and beverage break. On the bus, there might be singers spreading cheer alongside the best way. Persons are inspired to put on their vacation gear and will win prizes.
Menorah within the D
- Sunday 5 p.m.
- Campus Martius Park at 800 Woodward Avenue in Detroit
- An enormous menorah was arrange in downtown Detroit this week forward of Menorah within the D. The annual occasion highlights Jewish establish, and the primary of eight lightings might be held Sunday. Folks of all ages, religions and backgrounds are invited downtown to take part, organizers say.
“The Motown Nutcracker”
- Saturday 7 p.m.
- Music Corridor Middle for Performing Arts at 350 Madison Avenue in Detroit
- Set within the late Sixties, this one-night occasion is a soulful twist on “The Nutcracker,” incorporating basic Motown music from artists like Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross and Smokey Robinson. The story follows a younger lady from Detroit named Diana who will take viewers down reminiscence lane. College students from the Legacy Dance Faculty might be joined by at the least 5 different native dance faculties to placed on the present.
“Twas the Night time Earlier than”
- Thursday 7:30 p.m.; Friday 7:30 p.m.; Saturday 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and seven:30 p.m.; Sunday midday, 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.; extra present dates via Dec. 26
- Fox Theatre at 2211 Woodward Avenue in Detroit
- This weekend is Cirque du Soleil’s first exhibiting of “‘Twas the Night time Earlier than,” a spin on the basic poem “Twas the Night time Earlier than Christmas.” It follows the journey of Isabella, a younger lady who looks like she’s outgrown a Christmas custom. This present kicks off Thursday and runs via Dec. 26.
Are you internet hosting an occasion subsequent weekend? Electronic mail us about it at webteam@wxyz.com.
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Detroit, MI
Meet MLive’s 2024 Metro Detroit Baseball Dream Team
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The 2024 high school baseball season is in the rearview mirror but it has left a slew of memories in its wake. The Metro Detroit area’s top players were a big part of those lasting memories.
In an area of Michigan filled with baseball talent, it is time to recognize the top players from around Metro Detroit.
Detroit, MI
Leader of conspiracy to sell cocaine, counterfeit pills over dark web in Detroit sentenced to prison
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DETROIT – The leader of a conspiracy to sell cocaine and counterfeit pills over the dark web was sentenced to 130 months in federal prison.
Victor Hernandez, 31, of Detroit, pleaded guilty in March to conspiracy to distribute illicit substances, a conspiracy to launder monetary instruments, his distribution of counterfeit pills, and the use of firearms in furtherance of the crime.
Hernandez was sentenced on Wednesday, June 26. As part of his sentencing, Hernandez was ordered to forfeit the proceeds from his crimes in the form of a $3.1 million money judgment.
Hernandez’s sister, Carolyn Hernandez-Taylor, also pleaded guilty in the case and was sentenced to 60 months.
Court documents revealed Hernandez ran a dark web vendor site under the moniker “Opiateconnect,” selling illicit scheduled drugs, including cocaine and various counterfeit drugs.
The counterfeit pills were made to look like alprazolam, the most commonly prescribed psychotropic medication in the United States (including under the brand name Xanax), used to manage panic and anxiety disorders. However, they were, in fact, uncontrolled research chemicals that were not scheduled for human consumption.
Federal investigators worked for months to determine the identity of “opiateconnect” and the location he was using.
That investigation led to the execution of a search warrant at Hernandez’s house in Detroit, where agents discovered a clandestine drug lab capable of producing upwards of 20,000 pills per hour.
They also found around three firearms, a “tub” containing approximately 600 grams of cocaine, thousands of pressed counterfeit alprazolam pills, $340,000 in cash, and more than $1 million in cryptocurrency.
—> Police break down how 2 women, 2 men in Metro Detroit helped move trash bags of drugs sold on dark web
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East Grand Forks overwhelms Detroit Lakes in doubleheader
DETROIT LAKES
— The Detroit Lakes Post 15 legion baseball team welcomed East Grand Forks Post 157 to Washington Ballpark for a Wednesday night doubleheader.
Post 157 dominated the series from start to finish as they took down Detroit Lakes 12-1 in Game 1 and 15-2 in the second contest.
EGF clicked on all cylinders with lights-out pitching and red-hot bats in both games. Detroit Lakes struggled at the plate throughout the night tallying eight hits combined.
“I think we just showed that we were lacking the pitching tonight,” Detroit Lakes co-head coach Zack Oistad said. “When you have seven games in a week, your pitching can run dry at times. We have two more games on Friday so we were stretched thin tonight. The bats didn’t show up either so we have some things to work on.”
Cooper Kanthak / Detroit Lakes Tribune
Post 15 started off the opening game with a bang as Noah Rieber blasted a solo home run to dead-center field to take a 1-0 lead. Chaz Eckhoff started on the mound for Detroit Lakes. He threw four and one-third innings, allowed nine runs on nine hits, and struck out four batters.
EGF ace Carson McDonald threw a complete game for Post 157. He was efficient on the mound as he threw 87 pitches and 61 were called for strikes. McDonald allowed one run on four hits and fanned 11 batters.
“Their pitching was excellent tonight,” Oistad said. “We got down a bit and lost any momentum that we had. They threw strikes and their defense made all of the plays when we made contact.”
Cooper Kanthak / Detroit Lakes Tribune
Alex Spect came in for relief and threw two and two-third innings. He allowed three runs on four hits and struck out one batter. Connor Beswick, Kael McArthur, Eckhoff, and Rieber all recorded a hit and Rieber had the lone RBI.
In Game 2, EGF got out to an early lead. Henry Peeters started on the mound for Detroit Lakes and struggled with his control as he walked seven batters. EGF scored two runs in the opening inning. They scored nine runs on four hits in the top of the second to take an 11-0 lead. EGF added a run in the third and three runs in the fourth to take a 15-0 lead. Detroit Lakes scored a pair of runs in the bottom of the fourth to trail 15-2.
“We just want the guys to have fun at the end of the day,” Oistad said. “The game of baseball is meant to be fun and we want to get better for the future. I want them to go up to the plate and not watch strike three go by. I want them to be all right with their approach and just shake off the bad at-bats. Stay confident in themselves and do what they’ve been doing for a long time.”
Cooper Kanthak / Detroit Lakes Tribune
GAME 1: EAST GRAND FORKS 12 DETROIT LAKES 1
EGF – 0 0 2 5 2 1 2 X X – 12
DL – 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 1
DETROIT LAKES BATTING – E. Rieber: 0-3; Eckhoff: 1-2; Spect: 0-1; N. Rieber: 1-3, RBI, R; Martin: 0-3; Beswick: 1-3; Wilson: 0-2, BB; Hansen: 0-3; McArthur: 1-2; Bartnes: 0-2
WP: McDonald (EGF); LP: Eckhoff: DL)
GAME 2: EAST GRAND FORKS 15 DETROIT LAKES 2
EGF – 2 9 1 3 0 X X – 15
DL – 0 0 0 2 0 X X – 2
DETROIT LAKES BATTING – N. Rieber: 1-3; McArthur: 1-2; Erickson: 0-1; Eckhoff: 0-2, BB; Wilson: 0-1, 2BB; Hansen: 0-3; Martin: 1-1, R, BB; E. Rieber: 1-3; Peeters: 0-1; Spect: 0-1; Bartnes: 0-1, R, BB
WP: Stassen (EGF); LP: McArthur (DL)
Cooper Kanthak / Detroit Lakes Tribune
Cooper Kanthak / Detroit Lakes Tribune
Cooper Kanthak / Detroit Lakes Tribune
Cooper Kanthak is a sports reporter for the Detroit Lakes Tribune, Perham Focus and Wadena Pioneer Journal. Cooper graduated from South Dakota State University with a degree in journalism and minored in digital and social media. He is originally from Pipestone, Minnesota, and has a passion for all things sports. You can reach Cooper at ckanthak@forumcomm.com.
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