The Grange Kitchen & Bar on W. Liberty, which emphasized local produce and ingredients, closed in mid-October after twelve years in business. “Grange opened during a global recession, and it seems fitting that we...
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Q. Remember the Mickey Mouse faces a local artist painted on the sidewalk by parking meters? Who...
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Don’t you hate it when you’re picking nits and you find something that isn’t a...
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Standing “atop the old Walker Carriage Works,” home of the Ann Arbor Art Center, this...
Read MorePerusing the New York Times in February 2020, I saw a headline about a sexual assault scandal at the U-M. My first thought was that it was some manufactured grievance intended to throw shade on my beloved alma mater. But when I...
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Peter Stipe was an Ann Arbor building inspector when he was recruited to join the police...
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On October 9th, I am celebrating my 50th year of business in Ann Arbor. I will semi-retired and my...
Read More“When I drive around, all I see is what used to be here,” says Washtenaw County water resources commissioner Evan Pratt. What used to be here were swamps. The landscape was so wet that during the first wave of...
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David Malcolm noticed his neighborhood changing. He was standing at the bus stop on Brooks St.,...
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Since reopening at the end of July, the Blind Pig had put on about thirty successful shows and was...
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For more than 300 years, making cider has been a fall tradition in southeast Michigan. The French...
Read More“There’s a market for finer finishes and amenities even in traditionally middle-class neighborhoods. On this month’s map, 2740 Manchester sold for $513,230, or $78,230 over its asking price of $435,000. It was the...
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Hunter, fifty-six, suffers from spinal stenosis and serious nerve problems, so she pushes herself...
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I met Jimmy Hoffa in April 1960 when he spoke to students at the University of Michigan Law...
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The early-education program works with families to ensure that every child arrives for the first...
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The June 5, 1959, edition of the Ann Arbor News included some unsettling news. A group of Main St....
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A quarter of a century is not a bad run for a festival dedicated to the latest, most...
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Just in time for the International Day of Peace in September, the church hired a hydraulic lift...
Read MoreQ. I have heard, more than once, that more people die in Ann Arbor than live in Ann Arbor, because the U-M hospital is here and people go there and die. Is that actually true? There are 123,000 people who live in Ann Arbor, and...
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