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The Bobcat and the reflecting pool // Woodward re-opens // Old radio building fate uncertain

Shianne Nocerini Shianne Nocerini Oakland County, MI

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The Bobcat and the reflecting pool // Woodward re-opens // Old radio building fate uncertain

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Hello Wednesday! Producer Shianne is in studio and we talk about the stories and events of that interest us… plus, Jer shares a yarn his pops told him about his bobcat when he went to Wayne State in the 60s.

01:38 – Shianne brought some of the new Caribou in the studio to try from the new Ferndale location. Do the vibes live up?

07:00 – The Woodward road diet in Ferndale and Pleasant Ridge is finished for the season, and traffic has opened up so we can get a better look at what was built. Shianne has thoughts (there’s still some more work to do in the spring, but in short, Woodward went from four lanes to three) 

12:20 – The city of Oak Park is suing the owners of the old WWJ building as a restaurant project has been stalled for years.

16:41 – A story about a wiley pet bobcat, Wayne State, and a reflecting pool.

19:17 – In our Tell Me Something good segment, the first Holidays in Greektown is this weekend, something to check out if you’re looking for some ice carvings, tasty food and caroling.

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