There are 298 homes on this month’s map, up from 228 in July 2020. That’s partly because we’re casting a wider net this year: in January, we started going back to capture property transfers that missed the...
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When my husband and I were first married in the mid-1960s, we often wandered down to Argo Park,...
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Lea Monaghan is a former environmental consultant, editorial assistant, and stay-at-home mom with...
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Realtors reported selling 1,349 single-family homes in the Ann Arbor School District between June...
Read MoreThe pandemic was tough for Ann Arbor restaurants. Favorite names such as Logan and Mikette disappeared; others, like Gratzi and Carson’s, went on hiatus. The Espresso Royale Coffee chain shut down. Yet most places wove...
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My first memories of Vets Park are from the 1960s. It has a great sledding hill, and in elementary...
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Biotech startup LynxDx moved into its new lab in February 2020 with just four employees: CEO...
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The July killing of John Myrick IV at the State Street Village Apartments was the third homicide...
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Could someone shed light on the red granite marker at their feet? What’s with the man on the...
Read MoreQ. My daughter lives on Cumberland in Ann Arbor and they recently received a letter from the USPS stating that mail could have sorting errors and delays if they don’t use the appropriate name which, according to the USPS,...
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“We don’t have money here,” an employee at PNC Bank’s downtown branch...
Read MoreA decade ago, siblings Nick and Mary Lemmer opened Iorio Gelato on E. William, selling the gelato the brother and sister began peddling from push carts in Lansing in 2004. But with their Maynard House lease up for renewal this...
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“I am confident that it’s going to work.””On August 30th, you’ll...
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I thought that Jim Harbaugh had the pieces in place for a Big Ten championship run in 2019. But...
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There’s a streak of blue on Carlye Crisler’s nose. The artist, seventy-one, has parked...
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Changes are afoot downtown. Enjoying the freedom to drink, dine, and even dance in the streets for...
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In January both the city and the county looked at asking voters to approve new millages. Following...
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The stars will be out (virtually) on September 3 for the second annual livestream fundraiser...
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When serious health concerns forced environmental educator Lynda Asher to give up her work in the...
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