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This homegrown gourmet mushroom business sprouted during the pandemic
Read full article: This homegrown gourmet mushroom business sprouted during the pandemicWhether pretty in pink, or fluffy like a lion’s mane, mushrooms come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, and no one knows that better than Sienna Wolgast.
Consumer advisory issued after mushrooms from Ann Arbor supermarket test positive for Listeria
Read full article: Consumer advisory issued after mushrooms from Ann Arbor supermarket test positive for ListeriaThe bacteria was found during proactive, routine sampling in November. Because the mushrooms have a long shelf-life, MDARD said they could still be in consumer kitchens.
Photos: Ann Arbor’s inaugural Entheofest takes over Diag
Read full article: Photos: Ann Arbor’s inaugural Entheofest takes over DiagElected officials and activists spoke from the steps of the Hatcher Graduate Library, addressing decriminalization, legislation, personal stories, healing and of the future.
Entheofest to celebrate psychedelics in downtown Ann Arbor
Read full article: Entheofest to celebrate psychedelics in downtown Ann ArborOn Sunday, Sept. 19, community members will gather on the University of Michigan Diag for the inaugural Entheofest, a festival highlighting psychedelic plants and fungi.
City Council votes to make psychedelic mushrooms legal in Ann Arbor
Read full article: City Council votes to make psychedelic mushrooms legal in Ann ArborANN ARBOR, Mich. – City Council members voted unanimously this week to decriminalize the use of psychedelic mushrooms in Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor is a college town that prides itself in a more relaxed approach to drug enforcement. “They are non-addictive chemicals,” Ann Arbor City Council member Anne Bannister said. The Council voted 11-0, saying Ann Arbor police should stand down enforcing possession. In its resolution, the Ann Arbor City Council also asked the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office to cease prosecution of those involved in entheogenic plant use.
Man hunting for mushrooms in Macomb County finds remains of missing man
Read full article: Man hunting for mushrooms in Macomb County finds remains of missing manCHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. The remains of a 35-year-old Eastpointe man reported missing in 2018 was found Saturday afternoon in Chesterfield Township by a man looking for mushrooms. According to the Chesterfield Township Police Department, it happened at about 4 p.m. in a heavily-wooded and swampy area south of 23 Mile Road, near I-94. Police said bones, heavily weathered clothing and camping equipment were found and that there were no signs of trauma. The man was identified by a Michigan ID card inside a wallet, police said. The investigation is ongoing, but police said there were no signs of criminal activity.