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CBS News
13 hours ago
- Climate
- CBS News
More than 8,000 Southeast Michigan customers remain without power in aftermath of Wednesday's storms
More than 8,000 Southeast Michigan customers remained without power Thursday morning in the aftermath of storms that brought heavy rain, high winds and at least one tornado to the region. No injuries were reported from the storms. Most southeast Michigan electricity customers get their electricity from DTE Energy, which is showing over 8,000 outage reports on its online maps. Only a few outages for southeast Michigan were shown on the Consumers Energy online map. The site, which curates power outage numbers against state and county maps, also showed 8,053 outages across Southeast Michigan, with most of that number in Wayne and Oakland counties. The National Weather Service plans to do a storm survey Thursday, but has confirmed that a tornado touched down near 14 Mile Road in Macomb County Wednesday afternoon. The damage in the Fraser area includes downed trees and some flooding. With that, Michigan has had 29 tornadoes so far in 2025, the sixth highest in the state's history. June is usually the peak time of tornado weather in Southeast Michigan. Looking ahead, a heat wave is in the forecast. Closings and reschedulings Because of the federal holiday of Juneteenth, some banks and many government offices including the Michigan Secretary of State branches were already expected to be closed for the day on Thursday. The Detroit Tigers will host a double header Thursday with the Pittsburgh Pirates, as Wednesday's game was canceled due to the weather situation. St. Clair Shores Parks and Recreation canceled Wednesday's Music on the Lake concert and plans to reschedule. And Birmingham's Summer Concert in the park for Wednesday was canceled.
Scotsman
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Music school set for hattrick of city summer concerts
Pupils from St Mary's Music School will perform at three Edinburgh events Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Pupils from Scotland's leading music school are set to perform in a trio of concerts this summer across Edinburgh. St Mary's Music School will lead three events in the city, showcasing the hard work and talent of dozens of children from the school. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The first event takes place tomorrow (Tuesday) from 7pm at St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral on Palmerston Place. Pupils at St Mary's Music School The Annual Directors' Recital Prize Finalists' Concert is one of the highlights of the school's calendar, and is now in its 25th year. Senior pupils will perform for an expert music panel at the west end venue. On June 18, pupils from the school's vocal programme will present Vocal Scenes. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The event at Stockbridge Parish Church will feature the work of composers including Mozart, Handel and Sondheim. St Mary's Music School, in the west end of Edinburgh And on June 23, the St Mary's Music School Summer Concert will take place at the Queen's Hall. The event is the culmination of the academic year, with students performing a range of powerful and complex arrangements. The concert will also feature a performance by pianist Ben-David Zasman, the winner of this year's prestigious Lord Clyde Concerto Competition. Dr Kenneth Taylor, headteacher of St Mary's Music School, said: 'This trio of events is the perfect opportunity for people in and around Edinburgh to see the very best talent that is being trained and developed on their doorstep. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'For the young musicians at St Mary's Music School, it also provides an opportunity for them to showcase everything they've worked hard for throughout the session. Pupils from St Mary's Music School will perform this summer 'These concerts should underline the quality and commitment of our pupils and teachers. 'They each promise to provide a wonderful evening of music.' Tickets for each event can be purchased here -
Scotsman
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Three Edinburgh concerts for Scotland's music school
Pupils from St Mary's Music School will perform trio of city concerts Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews from our specialist arts writers Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Pupils from Scotland's leading music school are set to perform in a trio of concerts this summer across Edinburgh. St Mary's Music School will lead three events in the city, showcasing the hard work and talent of dozens of children from the school. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The first event takes place tomorrow (Tuesday) from 7pm at St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral on Palmerston Place. A pupil from St Mary's Music School performs The Annual Directors' Recital Prize Finalists' Concert is one of the highlights of the school's calendar, and is now in its 25th year. Senior pupils will perform for an expert music panel at the west end venue. On June 18, pupils from the school's vocal programme will present Vocal Scenes. The event at Stockbridge Parish Church will feature the work of composers including Mozart, Handel and Sondheim. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad And on June 23, the St Mary's Music School Summer Concert will take place at the Queen's Hall. Pupils from St Mary's Music School will perform three concerts this summer The event is the culmination of the academic year, with students performing a range of powerful and complex arrangements. The concert will also feature a performance by pianist Ben-David Zasman, the winner of this year's prestigious Lord Clyde Concerto Competition. Dr Kenneth Taylor, headteacher of St Mary's Music School, said: 'This trio of events is the perfect opportunity for people in and around Edinburgh to see the very best talent that is being trained and developed on their doorstep. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'For the young musicians at St Mary's Music School, it also provides an opportunity for them to showcase everything they've worked hard for throughout the session. 'These concerts should underline the quality and commitment of our pupils and teachers. 'They each promise to provide a wonderful evening of music.'
