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5 days ago |
detroitnews.com | Myesha Johnson
REAL ESTATE Myesha JohnsonThe Detroit NewsView Comments Ann Arbor — "Never judge a book by its cover" is a popular phrase used to emphasize that the true value of something often lies beneath the surface, or behind closed doors. The concept applies to 2016 Valleyview Drive in Ann Arbor, a home that doesn't draw much attention from its exterior. But inside, is "a world of unparalleled luxury," its listing says.
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1 week ago |
aviationpros.com | Myesha Johnson
Romulus — Travelers with mobility issues or who have trouble walking long distances will have another option to get to their gates under a new pilot program unveiled Monday at Detroit Metro Airport's McNamara terminal: autonomous wheelchairs. For 90 days, 10 chairs, called WHILL devices, will be available to travelers as part of a partnership with Unifi. The chairs can drop off passengers at specific gates without an employee navigating them and stop if an obstacle is in the way.
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1 week ago |
govtech.com | Myesha Johnson
For 90 days, 10 chairs, called WHILL devices, will be available to travelers as part of a partnership with Unifi. The chairs can drop off passengers at specific gates without an employee navigating them and stop if an obstacle is in the way. The program is intended to improve the customer and employee experience simultaneously, said Guatam Thakkar, Unifi's CEO, at a press conference at the airport's McNamara terminal on Monday.
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1 week ago |
detroitnews.com | Myesha Johnson
Romulus — Travelers with mobility issues or who have trouble walking long distances will have another option to get to their gates under a new pilot program unveiled Monday at Detroit Metro Airport's McNamara terminal: autonomous wheelchairs. For 90 days, 10 chairs, called WHILL devices, that can drop off passengers at specific gates without an employee navigating them will be available to travelers as part of a partnership with Unifi.
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1 week ago |
theoaklandpress.com | Myesha Johnson
By Myesha Johnson, The Detroit NewsSouthfield police are investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred Saturday night. Around 9:30 p.m. Saturday, officers found a man bleeding from a stab wound at a BP gas station at 22000 West Eight Mile Road, according to a release from the Southfield Police Department. The man was taken to a local hospital where he died, police said. Police did not disclose the identity of the victim, but did say the victim knew the suspect.
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