Detroit, MI
The city will plant a tree in front of your Detroit home for free — here’s how

DETROIT – Residents of the town of Detroit can request to have a tree planted in entrance of their house, because of a citywide program centered on enhancing neighborhoods.
Beneath the ten,000 Up! program, the town of Detroit set a objective to plant 10,000 timber in an effort to beautify communities and enhance situations for the atmosphere and for residents. Officers say they’re committing to planting timber as a result of they assist enhance air high quality, preserve neighborhoods cool, cut back the impression of local weather change, divert storm water to assist forestall flooding, drive down utility payments and lift property values, a press launch reads.
To this point, the town’s Basic Companies Division says it has planted 5,500 because the program launched in 2017. There are nonetheless 1000’s of timber accessible to residents who need one in entrance of their house — all they must do is submit a request on-line.
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Click on right here to request the town of Detroit to plant a tree in entrance of your house. Officers say timber shall be planted on the berm between the sidewalk and the road, and can both be planted within the spring or the autumn.
“Within the metropolis of Detroit, many houses don’t have air-con, and over a 3rd of Detroiters depend on strolling or public transit to get round city. Research have proven mature timber can cut back temperatures by 10-20 levels,” a press launch reads Friday. “Fourteen p.c of Detroiters undergo from bronchial asthma, and timber may help by decreasing air pollution that may trigger or set off bronchial asthma. Bushes have additionally been discovered to cut back stress, blood strain and even stress. We’re actively working to cut back city ‘warmth islands’ and assist promote more healthy neighborhoods by strategically planting timber in areas we now have discovered have the best want.”
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4 Detroit-based firms have been contracted to plant the timber, officers stated. Planting is being particularly prioritized in areas “that can have most to realize from the advantages of tree planting, whether or not they be decreasing excessive warmth in the summertime, decreasing flooding impacts, or simply enhancing the livability and high quality of life of their neighborhoods,” a press launch reads.
Click on right here to study extra on the town’s web site.
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Detroit, MI
Don’t ‘disrespect’ this unsung hero to Detroit Lions’ defense
Lost in the excitement of draft picks and free agents, a healthy DJ Reader might be one of the most important aspects of the Detroit Lions’ offseason – and the veteran nose tackle will be entering training camp with something to prove after hearing whispers about his contract.
“I think there has been some slight disrespect thrown on DJ Reader’s name this offseason as a cap casualty. … Are you kidding me? They paid for DJ Reader for a reason. This guy is a game-changing nose tackle,” MLive’s Ben Raven noted on the latest Dungeon of Doom podcast.
For the first time in years, Reader is entering an offseason program fully healthy and ready to show Detroit exactly what it invested in.
“The biggest thing that I took away from DJ Reader, he said, like, hey, this is the healthiest offseason I’ve had in quite some time. And he’s just ready to get in there and get back rolling,” co-host Kory Woods said.
The timing couldn’t be better for the Lions’ defensive front, which is facing significant questions with Aidan Hutchinson returning from injury and Alim McNeill working his way back as well. Reader’s presence becomes even more critical.
The podcast hosts pointed out that Reader’s impact goes far beyond statistics. While casual fans might focus on sack numbers and tackles, Reader’s true value comes in occupying blockers, controlling the line of scrimmage, and making everyone around him better.
Despite questions about his deal, Reader made it clear that winning a championship is all that matters.
“He doesn’t care about anything else. He said he didn’t care about whether that extension got picked up or whatnot. Right now it is all about getting to that goal of winning the Super Bowl,” Woods said.
Check out the entire Dungeon of Doom episode below:
AI was used to summarize a recent episode of the Dungeon of Doom podcast. This story was reviewed and edited by MLive staff.
Detroit, MI
Detroit Tigers OF/3B Matt Vierling returns from injured list; Sean Guenther optioned

Detroit Tigers’ Matt Vierling explains why he drives 2012 Ford Escape
Detroit Tigers player Matt Vierling reveals on the “Days of Roar” podcast that he drives a 2012 Ford Escape — and why he won’t buy a new car.
At last, Matt Vierling has arrived.
The Detroit Tigers activated Vierling — an outfielder/third baseman on the field and a team leader behind the scenes — from the injured list ahead of their Friday, May 23, game against the Cleveland Guardians at Comerica Park. He wasn’t in the starting lineup, but he’s available as a pinch-hitter off the bench.
The 28-year-old had been sidelined since Feb. 23 — the second game of spring training — with a strained rotator cuff in his right shoulder. In total, Vierling missed 51 games this season.
But now, he’s finally back.
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To create room for Vierling, the Tigers optioned left-handed reliever Sean Guenther to Triple-A Toledo. On May 24, the Tigers are expected to activate right-hander Casey Mize to start, which will lead to the demotion of a position player.
Vierling has been a mainstay for the Tigers the past two seasons.
He had the best results of his four-year MLB career in the 2024 campaign, hitting .257 with 16 home runs, 41 walks and 121 strikeouts in 144 games. He plays all three outfield positions and third base, but he performs best in center field and right field.
Returning to the Tigers, Vierling projects to play right field and third base, with ex-infielder Javier Báez expected to continue roaming center field until Parker Meadows is activated from the injured list within the next three weeks.
Meadows — who has been sidelined since Feb. 22 with a right upper arm nerve issue — started his rehab assignment May 20, which began his 20-day rehab clock.
He must be activated by June 9.
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As for Vierling, he played 11 games on his rehab assignment. He hit .206 with two home runs, nine walks and 14 strikeouts in43 plate appearances. He spent five games at designated hitter, three games at third base for 21 innings, two games in right for 13 innings and one game in center for nine innings.
The Tigers took their time with Vierling’s rehab assignment to ensure the rotator cuff strain in his right shoulder wouldn’t resurface with throws from different angles.
It took 19 days, but Vierling eventually checked all the boxes.
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Detroit, MI
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