No Magic Shot
With the vaccine lottery fizzling, the health department builds its ground game.
Michigan's Covid-19 vaccine lottery wasn't a shot in the arm for the state's faltering vaccination rate. One of the first winners did say the drawing induced her to finally get the shot, but in July, BridgeMI.com reported that only about 5,000 people a day were being vaccinated--no more than before the lottery was announced, and a fraction of the 46,000 per day
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Alcoholic samples at the Farmers Market.
Alcoholic samples at the Farmers Market.
A Tearoom Reopens
TeaHaus is getting back to normal.
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TeaHaus is getting back to normal.
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Two local artists have created free art-exchange galleries in their front yards.
Two local artists have created free art-exchange galleries in their front yards.
Wild Swan Song
A beloved theater for kids closes.
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A beloved theater for kids closes.
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In the 1970s, delivering newspapers was a fifth-grader's first foray into independent life.
In the 1970s, delivering newspapers was a fifth-grader's first foray into independent life.
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Question Corner: July 2021
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Question Corner: July 2021
No Magic Shot
With the vaccine lottery fizzling, the health department builds its ground game.
With the vaccine lottery fizzling, the health department builds its ground game.
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Recycle Ann Arbor overhauls the Materials Recovery Facility.
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Recycle Ann Arbor overhauls the Materials Recovery Facility.
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