This is the last official weekend of summer and there is a great way you can send the season off with a bang along the Detroit riverfront this weekend. The West Riverfront Block Party happens tomorrow in downtown Detroit with music food trucks a zip line and jet skiing performances.

One of the best parts of spring and summer is enjoying it all out on a deck right outside your door.

As the weather warms up, young athletes are ready to head back to playing their favorite sports, but safety comes first. Kesto said that most young athletes suffer from overuse, especially baseball pitchers. A new problem that is being seen more frequently in young athletes is ligament injuries, which can lead to Tommy John surgery. Kesto suggested giving your young athlete more rest time or allowing that person to play other sports that may target different parts of the body, which can help with speedier recoveries. AdIf your young athlete is struggling to participate, showing new signs of weakness, swelling, or if there is a contact injury, Kesto said it may be time to call a professional for a closer look.

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