Photographer Dale Fisher
Dale Fisher turned ninety this year. He is known in Ann Arbor especially for views of local...
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Cracking the Caption Code
The only prize is “bragging rights, but they are very good bragging rights,” says Jessica Misener,...
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Healthy Vending
Walking into Michigan Medicine’s West Ann Arbor Health Center, one of the first things patients...
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Research Return
A $57 million construction project is taking the moribund Ann Arbor Research Park back to its...
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Chatbots Go to College
“This could be what makes the next rocket to Mars possible,” says Ravi Pendse, his voice sparking...
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Keeping Zingerman’s Zingerman’s
“But what if we both die?” Paul Saginaw, cofounder of Zingerman’s Community of Businesses, has a...
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Swift Decision
On Sunday, August 6, the Ann Arbor board of education canceled its meeting scheduled for the...
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Leslie Science & Nature Center
On a cloudless summer day, children shriek with glee as they take turns sliding down a tree trunk,...
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Volunteering with FedUp Ministries
Each Wednesday, seventy-one-year-old Phil Huhn and seventy-two-year-old Barbara Steer volunteer at...
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Restaurants’ New Normal
There’s a low-profile country store display in a dusty corner of Ann Arbor’s otherwise noisy and...
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Ringing the Good Luck Bell
The nurses, techs, clerks, and advanced practice providers all eagerly gather at the end of the...
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Friends of the Library
From cookbooks to crime novels and poetry to prose, Rachel Pastiva says customers can find “gems”...
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For the Birds
Photos by Bill VanderMolen The banner photograph of the Facebook Page “Michigan Bird Listing” is...
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My Neighborhood: Wines
My family has been part of the Wines community for the last fourteen years. Flung west of the West...
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My Neighborhood: Eberwhite
There’s an old-school community feel in my neighborhood. When I wander through it—say, up...
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My Neighborhood: Bryant Pattengill West
“We live by the Costco,” I tell people about our home located in Pittsfield Township, and they...
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My Neighborhood: Angell
It was fall 1977 when Eliza and John Woodford moved their young family from Montclair, New Jersey,...
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The Longest Yard Sod Farm
“When you can’t see the forest for the trees … you can’t see the ‘sills’ among the weeds (or blades of grass)!” wrote Eileen Hoekstra. “Very clover—I mean clever!”
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U-M President’s House
It’s “the oldest building on campus,” writes Bob Maddox, noting that the initial section was built in 1840. “Definitely adds curb-appeal to central campus,” he adds.
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Marjorie E. Zybach Monaghan
Marjorie E. Zybach Monaghan of Ann Arbor, Michigan passed away peacefully in her home on Monday,...
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