Hello, neighbors! It’s me again, Dylan Siwicki, your Detroit Daily host.

First, today’s weather forecast:

Partly sunny and very cold. Top: 19 Bottom: 12.

Here are today’s top stories in Detroit:

1. detroit man Accused In Connection Livernois Ave. Fatal Shooting. (Detroit Patch)
2. Man Accused In the Detroit liquor store shooting. (Detroit Patch)
3. Shuttered PizzaPapalis in Greektown sale on items he has stored for decades. (Detroit Free Press)
4. The cast of Netflix’s “Cheer” will bring inhabit show in Detroit this summer. (Detroit Metro timetable)
5. The 20 plus romantic nighttime restaurants in metro Detroit according to Yelp. (Detroit Metro timetable)

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• Detroit Lions: “For the first time in the Senior Bowl, head coaches will serve in an advisory capacity while promoting select assistants to leadership positions on the staff.” (instagram)
• Detroit Historical Society: “On January 28, 1913, this postcard from our collection was postmarked. It shows an elevated view from the Ford Building at night, facing northeast. In view are the Merrill Fountain, the Opera House, Monroe Street, and the Pontchartrain Hotel. (Facebook)
• Detroit Police Department: “HAPPY FRIDAY #OneDetroit It’s cold and slippery! Take your time. We’re here if you need us! #MIwx” (Facebook)
• Detroit Police Department: “The Detroit Department of Health has partnered with Project ACT to provide another way to get COVID-19 home testing kits FREE. Visit https://accesscovidtests.org and enter your postcode to see if testing is available in your area.” (Facebook)

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— Dylan Siwicki

About me: I was born and raised on the Westside of Detroit, in the Polish blue-collar neighborhood of Warrendale. I am a Detroit Public School graduate who fought hard to earn my education. My aspiration to journalism came when I was young, when I started following the corruption scandal of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. My first break into the world of journalism began with the opportunity to work at the Michigan Journal, where I primarily reported on campus and local news throughout the Dearborn community. I finally worked my way to the news editor. Correlated with working in journalism, I had an incredible opportunity to study and write about many different cultures and backgrounds at the Piast Institute, which also helped prepare me for this role. So, with first-hand experience growing up in a close-knit neighborhood, I know the importance of delivering news and telling stories that impact local communities. And as the latest news editor at Patch for Metro Detroit, it’s my job to deliver that news. So feel free to contact me about new tips or your own unique experiences at [email protected]