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Literacy Challenges Follow Students to College
Covid, screens, and AI complicate efforts to develop better readers and writers.
School Board Voter Guide
Hear from a dozen candidates vying for five seats in November's election.
A Life in Theater in Southeast Michigan
Professional Ann Arbor actors are finding roles close to home.
Doors Open at the Big House of Dorms
What will Wolverine Village mean for the city’s housing market?
Defying Density
Opponents of a Glazier Way townhouse project say it plainly: Not in our backyard.
AAPS Teachers Vote Underwhelmingly to Ratify Contract
Negotiations on the next one are around the corner.Community
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The Berofskys
A family that plays together.
We’ll Be There With Bells On
Ann Arbor Morris celebrates fifty years of sticking by an English folk dance tradition.
From Ann Arbor to the Cosmos
Astronauts and other locals who contributed to the Apollo and Artemis missions.
Of Cats and Crises
How the Humane Society responds to animal hoarding.
Friendships That Transcend Age
A volunteer program proves the generation gap is only as wide as you make it.
The Purpose and Value of Culture
Celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival turned into collective healing for a group of Asian American families.Since 1976
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