Barber Jim Kemppainen
A Yooper reflects on life's twists and turns.
Retired pharmacy prof Duane Kirking has been getting his hair cut at Church Street Barbers since 1981, but the shop still holds surprises. As owner Jim Kemppainen, seventy-seven, gives Kirking a trim on a recent evening, he tells him about a visit by a pair of sixty-ish brothers who'd had their first haircuts here as children.
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X-Golf heads to Ann Arbor
X-Golf heads to Ann Arbor
Dollar Tree Is Back!
A welcome return at Maple Village
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A welcome return at Maple Village
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The jazz singer
Celebrate International Jazz Day with Vincent York at Kerrytown Concert House
Join alto saxophonist on April 30 to recognize jazz as an internationally binding art form
Join alto saxophonist on April 30 to recognize jazz as an internationally binding art form
Barber Jim Kemppainen
A Yooper reflects on life's twists and turns.
A Yooper reflects on life's twists and turns.
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Remembering the blackout of 2003
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"We're really happy with where they're going," says AARP Foundation attorney Dara Smith.
"We're really happy with where they're going," says AARP Foundation attorney Dara Smith.
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Slow progress on high-speed rail
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