Ryan Loren is a sports writer based in Monroe, Michigan. He covers local sports events and provides in-depth coverage of high school athletics in the area. With a passion for storytelling, Ryan brings the stories behind the final scores to life, highlighting the achievements and challenges of athletes and teams in Monroe County.
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Ryan Loren's coverage is heavily focused on local news, including elections, community development, and sports within Monroe County. His reporting also involves government announcements and evolving stories. When reaching out to Ryan with a pitch for an article or story idea, consider topics related to local events, government decisions impacting the community, in-depth coverage of high school sports or personal interest stories about individuals or families within Monroe County. If providing insights into election results or developments in community projects that align with his coverage focus would likely be well-received by Ryan Loren.
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Results for the November 7, 2023 general elections across Monroe County.
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It was a vote of confidence and one of re-election for incumbent Milan Mayor Ed Kolar.
By: Ryan Loren
Monroe Mayor Robert Clark, Clerk/Treasurer Michelle LaVoy, and five of six council members won re-election Tuesday. Newcomer Mike Hayter joins council.
Senior Courtney Nye left with an ankle injury early in the second set, but Milan came together to sweep Wixom St. Catherine for the Division 2 title.
Amanda Althouse doesn't want other families to feel alone after her son, Elliott, was diagnosed at 2 with a rare and degenerative form of epilepsy.
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MONROE — Stressing the need for more reliable transparency, the Monroe Public Safety Department is making an upgrade to its current technology for body-worn cameras, in-car cameras, and TASERs for officers.
Justin Keyes collapsed into tears of relief as he crossed the finish line.
Breaking down notable hitting performances from yesterday’s games.
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