Huntington Bank announced this week that it will be closing 13 branches across Michigan by the end of next month.

The closures span multiple counties in Michigan, including Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, Kent, Grand Traverse and Saginaw counties.

A spokesperson for the bank confirmed with Local 4 that the closures are a result of the company’s latest review of its distribution network, noting that the review also includes renovations at existing branches and new branch openings in addition to consolidations and closures.

“Customers from consolidating locations will continue to have convenient access to Huntington, including a nearby branch, as well as ATMs, digital banking and phone-based support,” the spokesperson said. “Every Michigan branch being consolidated has another Huntington branch within approximately 10 minutes.”

Huntington Bank — which operates more than 280 branches across the state — has not specified whether there will be layoffs as a result of the closures, however the spokesperson says they intend to “make efforts to place impacted colleagues in other roles.”

The majority of the branches slated to close will shutter by the end of August, while the Troy and Traverse City branches will close in early to mid-November.

The Michigan branches closing include:

• Lake Orion – 4983 S Baldwin Rd.

• Clinton Township – 19100 Hall Rd.

• Mount Clemens – 1310 South Gratiot Ave.

• Royal Oak – 1811 Crooks Rd.

• Royal Oak – 30955 Woodward Ave, Woodward Corners

• Temperance – 7405 Lewis Ave, Temperance Sterns

• Freeland – 230 N Main St.

• Eastpointe – 17011 E Nine Mile Rd.

• Dearborn Heights – 25488 Michigan Ave.

• Troy – 2301 W Big Beaver Rd, Troy West

• Grand Rapids – 6455 Division Ave S, Cutlerville

• Grand Rapids – 2185 3 Mile Rd NW, Walker Main

• Traverse City – 14 St: 613 W Fourteenth St.

The Minnesota Yacht Club Festival is expected to bring thousands upon thousands each day to Harriet Island in St. Paul between Friday and Sunday.

“Dude, I’m excited for The Black Keys,” said Justice Czarnik of St. Paul while waiting in line to get inside.

Anticipation built on the Mississippi River before the gates opened.

“We do probably about double what we typically do on an average weekend this weekend, so it keeps us busy,” said Miranda Budach, the manager of City House, a restaurant across the river from the tunes.

“One of the stages faces directly at us so you can hear it really well,” said Budach.

The festival results in the restaurant being filled with reservations for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

“Even leading up to the festival, we’ve had people coming over that are setting up, saying, ‘We’re from Oklahoma or Texas and scoping out the area,’” Budach added.

All for names like The Black Keys, The Lumineers, The Strokes, Matchbox Twenty, Mt. Joy and a few artists from nearby.

“Yam House!” said Patti Ekman of Rochester.

Police in St. Paul say the festival is bringing nearly 35,000 to 36,000 folks into the city each day this weekend and they recognize it’s hot out. They’re asking people to be careful.

“We’ve actually equipped the ground with two empty seat-cooling buses, misting cooling fans, more tenting, several hydration stations and more,” said St. Paul Police Department Senior Commander Jesse Mollner.

“You just fill up your water bottle, a little fan on your neck and today’s going to be a great day,” said Czarnik.

The hustle and bustle also gives some the excuse to get away.

“I appreciate it brings a lot of music fans to the island, but it’s a good time to also take a trip away from it because we’re so close to it,” said Paul Thomas of St. Paul.

“Stay cool, drink lots of water,” said Budach. “It’s gonna be hot.”

Metro Transit has multiple bus and light rail routes ready to serve the festival.

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Winning Mega Millions numbers from July 17 drawing

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Winning Pick 3 numbers from July 17 drawing

Midday: 3-2-3

Midday Wild: 7

Evening: 6-5-7

Evening Wild: 3

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Midday Wild: 8

Evening: 2-2-1-1

Evening Wild: 3

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Early Bird: 08

Morning: 06

Matinee: 06

Prime Time: 07

Night Owl: 10

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Winning Show Me Cash numbers from July 17 drawing

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