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GriffinsNate Danielson, Michal Postava and John Leonard are back with the GriffinsIf you follow the Griffins, three familiar names are back. The Detroit Red Wings announced three roster moves Sunday: center Nate Danielson, goaltender Michal Postava and left wing John Leonard all go to Grand Rapids. Danielson, the ninth overall pick in the 2023 NHL Entry Draft, has two assists and a minus-five rating in 13 games with Detroit this season.Monday’s editionRead GriffinsThe Griffins' nine-game points streak ends with a 6-4 loss in RockfordGrand Rapids led 3-0 Saturday on first-period goals by Dylan James, Noah Dower Nilsson and Axel Sandin-Pellikka. Then Rockford scored five unanswered goals in the second period, Marek Vanacker getting a pair, and the IceHogs won 6-4 at the BMO Center.Monday’s editionRead

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    Non-profit regional theatre’s upcoming performance

    GREAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – The National Broadway Theatre’s production of Little Shop of Horrors is coming just in time to wrap up November. The National Broadway Theatre is a professional, non-profit regional theatre in Grand Rapids, providing opportunities for local and national artists while enriching the community through live productions, master classes, and performing

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  • Ford FoundationGleaves Whitney will step down as executive director of the Gerald R.

    Gleaves Whitney will step down as executive director of the Gerald R. Ford Foundation at the end of 2026 after six years. Deputy Director Rachel Siglow will serve as interim executive director starting Jan. 1, and the board has launched a national search for a successor. mlive says Whitney has led the foundation since 2020.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSources: WWMT, mlive