Jolie Sherman

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FERNDALE, Mich. (WXYZ) — It's been a stressful few months for John and Emily Murray, who own Modern Natural Baby in Ferndale. WATCH JOLIE'S FULL REPORT BELOW Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods driving up baby product prices "Our whole thing was it's Modern Natural Baby, and we're not going to have anything from China," John Murray said. But they say that wasn't possible. The couple runs a baby and toy store, and about 80 percent of their products come from China.

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ROYAL OAK, Mich. (WXYZ) — John Spreitzer, the owner of Green Lantern Pizza, says his Royal Oak location has been serving customers for 20 years, but proposed changes to parking in the city could force him to close. "I couldn't stay here. It just wouldn't work," Spreitzer said. The pizza shop, which gives customers the option of take-out or delivery, relies heavily on its parking lot for customer access, especially during busy periods.

2 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Jolie Sherman

Click here for updates on this story    ANN ARBOR, Michigan (WXYZ) -- Willie Smith, a 90-year-old gardener from Ann Arbor, has been cultivating plants his entire life. It's a tradition that began during his childhood in Mississippi. "It was a thing I've done all my life," Smith said. Born and raised on a farm, Smith and his family grew their own food and vegetables while raising animals. "It's a thing we used to say: 'living off the fat of the land,'" Smith said. "And it worked.

2 weeks ago | kimt.com | Jolie Sherman

ANN ARBOR, Michigan (WXYZ) -- Willie Smith, a 90-year-old gardener from Ann Arbor, has been cultivating plants his entire life. It's a tradition that began during his childhood in Mississippi. "It was a thing I've done all my life," Smith said. Born and raised on a farm, Smith and his family grew their own food and vegetables while raising animals. "It's a thing we used to say: 'living off the fat of the land,'" Smith said. "And it worked.

2 weeks ago | wxyz.com | Jolie Sherman

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (WXYZ) — Willie Smith, a 90-year-old gardener from Ann Arbor, has been cultivating plants his entire life. It's a tradition that began during his childhood in Mississippi. "It was a thing I've done all my life," Smith said. Born and raised on a farm, Smith and his family grew their own food and vegetables while raising animals. "It's a thing we used to say: 'living off the fat of the land,'" Smith said. "And it worked.