
Duncan MacLean
Multimedia Journalist at WOOD TV8
Award-winning multimedia journalist for WWLP-22News || Former Grand Haven Tribune Sports Editor || Hope College || GR, MI || Opinions are mine
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1 week ago |
wlns.com | Duncan MacLean |Brittany Flowers |Rachel Van Gilder
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Michigan attorney general says she is considering appeals after a federal judge dismissed the murder case against a former Michigan State Police detective sergeant who hit a suspect with his cruiser, killing him. “The way this case was decided was nothing short of a miscarriage of justice,” Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said Thursday, speaking to News 8 on Mackinac Island.
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1 week ago |
woodtv.com | Duncan MacLean |Rachel Van Gilder
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Michigan attorney general says she is considering appeals after a federal judge dismissed the murder case against a former Michigan State Police detective sergeant who hit a suspect with his cruiser, killing him. “The way this case was decided was nothing short of a miscarriage of justice,” Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said Thursday, speaking to News 8 on Mackinac Island.
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1 week ago |
woodtv.com | Duncan MacLean
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A local entrepreneur made the day of a few nonprofits Tuesday as he kicked off 100 days of giving back to his community. Chris Sain Jr. grew up in Grand Rapids’ Baxter neighborhood and returned to his childhood stomping grounds with a check for $25,000 to support the Endless Opportunities mentoring program, which joins other nonprofits in the area in navigating an uncertain future in funding.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Duncan MacLean
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A local entrepreneur made the day of a few nonprofits Tuesday as he kicked off 100 days of giving back to his community. Chris Sain Jr. grew up in Grand Rapids’ Baxter neighborhood and returned to his childhood stomping grounds with a check for $25,000 to support the Endless Opportunities mentoring program, which joins other nonprofits in the area in navigating an uncertain future in funding.
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2 weeks ago |
woodtv.com | Duncan MacLean
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Food truck operators in West Michigan are lamenting antiquated rules and regulations as the industry continues to explode in popularity. They say that restrictions, particularly in Grand Rapids, are making it hard to plan and execute a successful season. “A lot of people don’t realize when you have a food truck you just open up anywhere,” Grant Francisco, owner of Dune Buggy Food Truck, told News 8. “There’s 18 or 20 zones in Grand Rapids.
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Falling asleep thinking about how absurd it is that ohio lost to Michigan AGAIN. I suppose it isn't out of the ordinary if it's routine? Never thought I would Tweet that. ESPECIALLY TODAY, HOLY SHIT.

A little preview of our college football print edition for tomorrow morning for @freep and @freepsports readers. #MichiganFootball #OhioStateFootball #TheGame https://t.co/6AaA3qt6Qb

RT @tigers: The season of Skub. 👑 RT for a chance to win a signed photo and baseball from your AL Cy Young! https://t.co/S1VPBEsp2i

One of those memorable days today. Out with the Kent County Road Commission's "Deer Sheriff" picking up carcasses after Kent was identified as the top county in MI for car-deer collisions. Yes, the blood steak is authentic and yes, I got my hands dirty. Tonight at 4 and 7! https://t.co/qksubrbC35