AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoArts & Community: Interlochen Center for the Arts approved tearing down the former Jeffrey Epstein-named Green Lake Lodge, citing the building’s “associations” no longer matching the school’s values. Local Culture & Politics: A Mackinac Policy Conference report says Michigan’s marquee summit is packed with corporate sponsors and lobbyists paying thousands for access to lawmakers. Sports & Entertainment: Dusty May says the Fab Five banners could return to Crisler “sooner than later,” with the program looking to rehang the iconic group’s banners after the Players Era tournament win. Higher Ed Spotlight: Michigan State President Kevin Guskiewicz is leaving for Clemson, with his MSU exit tied to board discord and a message about internal divisions. Detroit Watch: Detroit City Council is weighing an 8 p.m. teen curfew for the June 22 Ford Fireworks show night. Music: Galantis has signed to Ninja Tune’s Counter Records, releasing “Stay Alive” as a new era single. Local Business: Novi’s Hattie’s Hallmark Shop will close by end of June after 30 years, with a lease loss blamed on a landlord decision. Public Safety: Authorities are investigating a west Michigan house explosion in Comstock Park that killed a man and left a woman in critical condition.
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