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Deputy Editor, @Hour_Detroit. Professor, @MSUjschool. Bylines in @nytimes, @guardian and others. CombatBase BJJ black belt. Calvinball enthusiast.
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A salute to our K-9 veterans | Opinion

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By Scott Atkinson Verified
| Courier & Press Verified
Marvin Diem took the podium July 11 at the Michigan War Dog Memorial to speak about his best friend’s best friends — the K-9 partners of Officer Ian Kershaw. Two wooden boxes with ashes of Bantay and Knight were below him along with folded American flags, patches of the city of Pontiac and Oakland County Sheriff's Office, departments where they'd served, and service medals bearing the words "Loyalty. Honor.
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A salute to our K-9 veterans | Opinion

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By Scott Atkinson Verified
| Pontiac Daily Leader Verified
Marvin Diem took the podium July 11 at the Michigan War Dog Memorial to speak about his best friend’s best friends — the K-9 partners of Officer Ian Kershaw.
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Good Taste: World Class Wines for a World Cup Year

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By Scott Atkinson Verified
| About Town
Good Taste is a recurring column by Scott Atkinson, Wine Manager at Piggly Wiggly in Crestline. — This is the summer of the 2026 World Cup. Even those with zero interest in soccer have felt the energy — the spirit and passion of the world arriving on our shores for the first time. The Scots in Boston. The Algerians in Kansas. The Koreans in Mexico. The Dutch, well, the Dutch have been everywhere. It has been wonderful to see the world’s game in our country on the occasion of our 250th birthday.
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