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Robert Karazim, pillar of Pontiac arts community, dies at 67 Original

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By Natalie Broda
| Oakland Press Verified
Robert Karazim, an architectural designer and revitalizer of Pontiac’s arts community, has died. Karazim played an integral role over the past decade in laying the foundation for downtown Pontiac’s comeback through championing the arts, creating performance spaces and rehabilitating historic buildings. He co-founded two major art initiatives, Canvas Pontiac and Pontiac’s Little Art Theatre, in addition to serving on several city commissions.
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Fourth gen. doctor joins Henry Ford to shed light on breast cancer disparities

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By Natalie Broda
| The News Herald (Southgate, MI) Verified
An estimated 281,550 women in America will be diagnosed with new cases of invasive breast cancer this year, the second leading cause of death for women behind lung cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. The lifetime risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer has risen from about 9% in 1975 to about 13% in 2021. There’s a few reasons why that’s occurring, said Anna Lehrberg, D.O., breast cancer specialist and surgeon with the Henry Ford Cancer Institute.
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World-renowned Habatat Galleries celebrates 50 years with 400 glassworks show Original

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By Natalie Broda
| Oakland Press Verified
For 50 years Habatat Galleries has showcased contemporary glass art in the heart of metro Detroit, growing into the largest and oldest gallery of its kind in the nation. To mark the milestone, the gallery is hosting a special 400-piece exhibition this fall, featuring work from 65 artists at its 12,000-square-foot space in Royal Oak. Diverse styles of glass art will be on display from blown to cast, flamed, laminated and more.
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