Ohio’s Cedar Point Announces Its Most Terrifying Coaster Ride Yet – Siren’s Curse

Cedar Point will introduce Siren’s Curse, the tallest, fastest, and longest tilt coaster in North America, in 2025. This thrilling ride features a 160-foot ascent, a dramatic vertical drop, and multiple airtime moments. Alongside other record-breaking coasters, it reinforces Cedar Point’s reputation as “The Roller Coaster Capital of the World.”

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Bad Axe RetroCade Invites Local Artists to “Art the Arcade” with Retro-Themed Creations

Bad Axe RetroCade is inviting local artists to submit retro-themed artwork for the arcade’s walls, featuring inspirations from the 70s to early 2000s. Art can be for sale or donation, and must be family-friendly. The deadline for submissions is December 1, 2024, promoting community creativity within the arcade.

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Farmers In Southeast Michigan Cash in as Land Conservation Gets $24.6M Federal Boost

USDA awards $1.5 billion to 92 national projects; Southeast Michigan aims to safeguard 4,000 acres through partnerships and outreach. Michigan Lands $24.6 Million in Federal Climate-Smart Agriculture Investment SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has awarded $24.6 million …

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Clarkston Woman Sentenced to Three Years for $3M Embezzlement Scheme To Pay Gambling Habit

Clarkston resident Sally Lynn Elmore faces federal prison after admitting to a multi-million-dollar embezzlement scheme that nearly ruined her former employer. Financial Director Exploits Access, Defrauds Employer Over Three Years DETROIT – Sally Lynn Elmore, 56, of Clarkston, was sentenced to …

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Michigan AG Dana Nessel Takes Aim at OptumRx and ExpressScripts for Role in Opioid Crisis

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a lawsuit against pharmacy benefit managers OptumRX and ExpressScripts, accusing them of exacerbating the opioid crisis through profit-driven practices. The lawsuit claims these companies prioritized opioids, leading to excessive prescribing, while violating state laws. Nessel aims to hold PBMs accountable amid growing scrutiny and regulatory push.

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