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  • 4 days ago | banana1015.com | Scott Clow

    Why aren't Walmart and Amazon talking about the changes in their return policies? This is actually good news for consumers. I don't know about you, but I do an embarrassing amount of my shopping online these days. According to Capital One, I am not alone. 273 million Americans (80.4%) shop online. Online shopping represents 20.1% of all retail sales worldwide as of 2024; in the U.S., online shopping represents 17.9% of retail revenue.

  • 6 days ago | banana1015.com | Maggie Meadows

    A Van Buren County man's confidence paid off with a $5 million Michigan Lottery win. The lucky winner, who wishes to remain nameless, reportedly told his family he was going to win, even before he purchased a Michigan Lottery ticket. When he saw that the jackpot was $5 million, he said the following to his family,That money is going to be mine!I wonder if he has any insight for me?

  • 1 week ago | banana1015.com | Maggie Meadows

    Genesee Valley Center in Flint Township is losing another store. This closure marks the end of all mall food spots. After Saturday, May 10, 2025, Genesee Valley will have no food vendors left. Unfortunately, the news of another closure does not come as a surprise. Genesee Valley Center has faced several store closures in recent years, including Buckle, BoxLunch, and most recently, Macy's. Currently, JCPenney is the only anchor store at Genesee Valley Center.

  • 1 week ago | banana1015.com | Maggie Meadows

    Witch Topokki FacebookWitch Topokki is officially open in Michigan. The new spot in Oakland County features traditional Korean comfort food. Topokki, a traditional Korean dish commonly known as 'spicy rice cakes,' is a very popular street food in Korea. Diners at Witch Topokki have several meal options, endless eats, create your own meals, and a self-serve bar.

  • 1 week ago | banana1015.com | Tony LaBrie

    A Michigan community is rattled, and a school is closed after a student was shot while on the school bus earlier this week. It's absolutely shocking to think that a student could be shot while on the bus after school. How does something like this happen? Well, that's what investigators are trying to figure out. There hasn’t been much information released by police about what exactly happened Wednesday afternoon at Thurston High School in Redford.

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