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Chasing Michigan: Michigan Gets a Reality Check

October 13, 2008 at 11:30 AM | by | Comments (0)

There's more than just movies filming in Michigan these days. Last week the crew of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" was in Holt, Michigan where they rebuilt Arlene Nickless' 148 year old farm house.

Ty Pennington and crew worked in Holt all week before the big reveal on Friday when they moved that bus and gave the whole town a first look at the Nickless' new home.

But Ty wasn't the only reality star in Michigan last week. Amy Roloff, the star of Little People, Big World, was the grand marshal of Saturday's CMU homecoming parade. According to the Morning Sun, Roloff, a Central Michigan University alum, was overwhelmed by the honor:

It's overwhelming to be chosen as grand marshal. I would have never thought this would happen. It's exciting.

CMU means a lot to me, and as the years go by, you're a lot more reflective. It's an honor and a privilege."

If you are in Michigan and have a celeb sighting or filming location tip, let us know about it at tips@jaunted.com.

Related Stories:
· A Lot of Maroon and Gold [Morning Sun]
· Nickless Family Gets a Look at Their "New" Home [Times-Union]
· Chasing Michigan Map [Jaunted]

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