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Top headlines on our site: • Woman recounts fatal shooting of her boyfriend in Ypsilanti Township apartment • Ypsilanti Township man sentenced to 10 months in jail for selling dogs for fighting • Salvation Army's red kettles to return to Washtenaw County for holiday season, volunteers sought • Chelsea area World War II veterans get first look at documentary focused on their war experiences

News: • Ann Arbor Public Art Commission approves mural program, welcomes new commissioner • Memorial service planned for U-M medical student who died while doing AIDS research in Uganda • Daily Links to Ann Arbor: Questions remain year after fatal fire; growing herd means more car-deer wrecks • Michigan Daily: Student assembly decries use of animals in Survival Flight training • Driver in fatal crash faces competency hearing on murder, manslaughter charges • Woman attempts to hit another woman with car, Ypsilanti police say • Police say drunken driver crashed his car in front of state trooper in Ypsilanti • Woman assaults former girlfriend and chokes 1-year-old boy in Ypsilanti Township apartment, police say • Ann Arbor to offer variety of Veterans Day events • Ypsilanti takes over Washington Street Parking Lot, plans improvements • Fred Veigel continues reign as longest-serving Central Labor Council president • Ypsilanti man arrested for shoplifting after stealing from same Target store 4 times, police say • Ypsilanti City Council gives city manager, city clerk high ratings in review • Ann Arbor city officials beginning to plan for more cuts in next fiscal year's budget • Proposed 'Lab Schools' program will be presented to Ann Arbor parents at two upcoming forums • University of Michigan Law School signs agreement with India law school • Slate magazine's Political Gabfest podcast coming to the University of Michigan • New Ypsilanti City Council debates rules and policies moving forward • Dexter fined for chemical incident at its wastewater treatment plant • Ann Arbor police investigate peeping incident at U of M sorority • Argo Dam repairs have Ann Arbor council members questioning where funds should come from • With Poll: Ann Arbor City Council weighs option of outsourcing compost operations to New York firm • Rick Snyder reaching out to alma mater, University of Michigan president says • Road Commission to reconfigure Golfside Road from 4 lanes to 3 between Packard and Clark roads

Business Review: • Ann Arbor hotel franchisee settles sexual harassment lawsuit brought by federal government • Saline residents talk downtown development at community forum • Wall Street Journal: Google employees get 10% raise as competition for talent intensifies • Michigan could benefit from more 'economic gardening,' University of Michigan study finds • Retail report: Downtown Ann Arbor's Michigan-themed Occasionally gift store may close next summer • The Associated Press: Economy recovering, but recession's shadow is long • The Associated Press: Broadband usage growing even as gaps persist • With Poll: Former Pinball Pete's property ready for change on South University - eventually • Buyer of ex-T.C.'s Speakeasy plans new bar/restaurant in downtown Ypsilanti • Real Estate Beat: For lease: Rick Snyder's soon-to-be-vacant campaign office in downtown Ann Arbor • U-M business students consider role of alt fuel vehicles in Michigan economy • Tamara Real resigning as head of Arts Alliance • New Jeep helps Chrysler narrow loss, lift outlook • Santa Claus is coming to town, kicking off holiday season Nov. 13 at Briarwood • Retail Report: Davalos Designs of Ann Arbor sews itself into the big time with custom attire • Deals of the Year speakers celebrate Washtenaw County's business successes • Five powerful conversation strategies to add to your talking toolbox • Business Review's Rise & Fall: Coach's Catastrophe Cleaning and Independent apparel retailers • Now open: Marcano's South American takeout debuts on Packard in former BTB Burrito • Business Review announces winners of 2010 Deals of the Year awards

Sports: • Notebook: Roy Roundtree's number isn't Rich Rodriguez's No. 1 concern and more notes • Forward Chris Brown tries to break out of slump as Michigan hockey team looks for rhythm • Today's Pro Sports Links: Blazers crush Pistons; Matthew Stafford missed pass on potential huge play and more links • Today's College Sports Links: Breaking down records racked up at the Big House; Michigan's Rich Rodriguez feels offense can do better and more • Riverview Gabriel Richard too much for Whitmore Lake in volleyball regional semifinal • Washtenaw Christian volleyball falls 3-0 in regional semifinal • Feud thaws between Rich Rodriguez and Danny Hope, Robinsons will start at QB and more Michigan vs. Purdue • Former Michigan guard C.J. Lee returns to basketball program • Big Ten Network: Michigan women's basketball coach Kevin Borseth wants a more uptempo defense • Football, basketball and hockey talk on WTKA-AM at noon • Michigan football players see the violent hits and hope it never happens to them • Football, basketball and hockey talk on WTKA-AM at noon • Michigan football players see the violent hits and hope it never happens to them • Chelsea's Bryce Bradley named to MITCA Dream Team • Pioneer, Huron and Greenhills well represented on All-State tennis teams • Notebook: Craig Roh returns to defensive end, Big Ten honors Roy Roundtree, Ryan Van Bergen not impressed by Ndamukong Suh and more • Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson expected to play against Purdue • Former Michigan receiver Amani Toomer falls short of goal, comes up big for charity in NYC Marathon • Big Ten Network: Video highlights and analysis of Michigan field hockey team's victory against Ohio State • Big Ten Network: Video: Big Ten plays of the week showcases several plays from the Michigan-Illinois game • Updated at 1:44 p.m.: Live updates from Michigan football coach Rich Rodriguez's Monday press conference • Michigan slot receiver Roy Roundtree shares the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week

Entertainment: • Movie theaters to host Los Angeles Philharmonic simulcasts • New musical 'Placebo' premieres via U-M's Basement Arts this weekend • Michigan Theater offers free admission to U.S. military veterans on Thursday, November 11 • Daily Entertainment Links: New Call of Duty debuts; Darren Criss on 'Glee'; Buffalo Springfield to tour? • With Audio: Public radio's Dick Gordon to explore 'The Story' of sustainable agriculture (and his show) • With Video: New songs in hand, 'legendary' Flatlanders returning to The Ark • Ann Arbor Summer Festival seeks band submissions for Top of the Park and announces Lineup • Mittenfest posts band lineup • With Video: Mike White's 'Impossibly Funky' book signing event coming to Vault of Midnight • With plenty of new material, Chuck Brodsky playing Green Wood Coffee House • Daily Entertainment Links: U-M's Darren Criss on 'Glee'; Conan's return; new Mr. Peanut; and more • With Slideshow: 'Family Guy's' Cherry Cheva and Alex Borstein address big crowd at the library Monday • Return to yesteryear with a concert from the Town Band ensemble at Green Wood • With Polls: What did you think of locally shot 'Stone'? • Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra family concert boasts beloved works, special guest • Locally filmed 'Jinn' releases teaser trailer • Performance Network spends time with 'The Drowsy Chaperone' • With Poll: What's happening around Ann Arbor, November 8-14: Our picks & your votes • Gallery Project takes a look at 'What's so Funny' • Ann Arbor's Sophie Grillet wins first prize in Lansing art exhibition • Purple Rose Theatre offers intimate performance of A. R. Gurney's 'Ancestral Voices' as fundraiser • Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra looks inward to set 'Strings on Fire' • Acclaimed Anonymous 4 showcasing music from Spain in local concert

Community: • Exciting news at Jewel Heart - His Holiness the Ganden Tripa visits this weekend, Friday - Sunday • IHA - A Proactive Approach to Treating Diabetes • Historic District Commission agenda for Nov. 10, 2010 • Restaurant inspections across Washtenaw County for Oct. 1-31 • Our ongoing Friday Pet Blogging feature - keep those submissions coming! • Kids meal toy ban is disappointing to children only • "American Sons" panel discussion on being Muslim in America at library and U of M cultural exchange • Survey: Girls Say Face-to-face Friends Top Facebook Friends • Faith: Family Devotions: Who is developing your child's spiritual character? • Food & Drink: Why spend big bucks on gourmet ice cream when you can make your own? • Veterinary Voice: Laser therapy offers alternative to drugs for arthritis treatment • Garden Faerie: Gardening chess • Peggy Lampman's Wednesday dinnerFeed: Apricot-Mustard Braised Grouse • The internet flap about copyrights, recipes and pies; Starbucks is testing alcohol in Seattle • Links: My favorite questions about the side of the road • ReUse Center's Holiday Shoppe: Shop green, save green • Washtenaw County practices that serve the uninsured receive thousands in donations • The Roller Coaster Chronicles: An open letter to family and friends • A Cake A Week: Being bad never tasted so good: Devil's Food Cake with Quick Fudge Icing and Raspberry Jam • Greenovation TV: Which eco-labels can you trust? • Caramel Apple Crisp Pie ... Oh, my! • Meet historical romance novelist Lauren Willig tonight at Nicola's Books • Training for your dog: It's what the doctor ordered News about Ann Arbor elsewhere: • Ann Arbor Journal: Questions remain year after family perishes in fire • Daily Press & Argus: Growing herd fuels spike in car-deer wrecks • Detroit News: Michigan Republicans have redistricting upper hand • Detroit News: Metro Detroit to enjoy the 60s for a few more days • Michigan Daily: Family lives in house that's completely off the electrical grid • Michigan Daily: Restaurants make fixes to address code violations • Chelsea Standard: History comes alive for students at Civil War battlefield • Dexter Leader: Village Council appoints members to EDC • Saline Reporter: Sale of Union School to Quantum Signal finalized