Local Arts & Community: Harbor Country’s Outsiders Outside Art Fair is back for Labor Day Weekend, Sept. 4–6, at the Judith Racht Gallery in Harbert, with live music, more than 30 artists, and proceeds benefiting the Michiana Humane Society. Local Governance & Privacy: Madison Heights is set to vote on cementing the removal of a controversial Flock camera outside the JARS dispensary after a viral privacy backlash. Community Response to Hate: In Dearborn, businesses say the day after an anti-Muslim rally brought more foot traffic and support, while a Mid-Michigan congresswoman warns that faith-based political rhetoric is escalating ahead of November. Food & Culture: Ypsilanti’s Dagu brings Yunnan-style crossing-the-bridge rice noodles to Michigan, with interactive bowls built at the table. Arts & Education: U-M’s College of Arts and Sciences hosted its first summer poster session and reception, spotlighting student research across multiple departments. Music & Media: Northern Michigan gets a Performance Today broadcast featuring a viola-and-piano recording by Jay Julio and Josh Tatsuo Cullen. Sports (Michigan angle): Detroit Lions owner Sheila Ford Hamp made a final training-camp appearance feel like a sendoff as the team faces ongoing questions on offense and defense.