Bookshop in Motion
The Friends of the Ann Arbor District Library Book Shop will leave the downtown library for a...
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Community Services/Resources
Do You Have Ann Arbor’s Lost History?
The Ann Arbor area is blessed with great, public collections of local historical artifacts, such...
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Knights of the Blind
It’s a recurring post on nextdoor.com: people asking what to do with their old eyeglasses...
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Books and Beyond
“It’s timeless, it’s beautiful!” says Sara Wedell, explaining why Vincent...
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The Evolution of Packard Health
When I arrived home after interviewing physician Ray Rion, executive director of Packard Health,...
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United Ways Combine
United Way of Washtenaw County executive director Pam Smith was speaking to 250 supporters packed...
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Hunger Grows
“Since 2020, food banks and low-income families have been fraught with uncertainty,” says Markell...
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HSHV’s Newest Cause
“We are fiercely against declaw,” emails Tanya Hilgendorf, president and CEO of the Humane Society...
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The Survival of a Small-Town Paper
“Every community deserves a local newspaper that covers high school sports, civic affairs, local...
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Mental Health Matters
Note: This article includes details about individuals who have taken their own lives. If you or...
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Fresh Start
Following a rocky post-pandemic recovery, the Fresh Start clubhouse for adults dealing with mental...
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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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Friends of the Library
From cookbooks to crime novels and poetry to prose, Rachel Pastiva says customers can find “gems”...
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Transit in Transition
At the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority’s ridership...
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On the Road with A2Go
Ann Arbor–based May Mobility has landed $18 million in new investment to expand its Ann Arbor...
Read MoreRobin Hills Adds a Restaurant
The Nest Cocktail Bar & Kitchen opened in mid-April at Robin Hills Farm on M–52 north of Chelsea. Husband-and-wife chefs Vanessa and Phil Coulson had been parking their food truck, Sanich Union, at area venues, including...
Read MoreTrading Spaces
“This is where I wanted to be,” says Culture Creations owner Laura Scriven from her new location between Bumble’s Dry Goods and the Common Grill. The space became available in February when Scriven’s friend MaryAnne Thomas...
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Chelsea Outfitters
On a weekday afternoon, Mack and Lilly Trenary munch on an after-school snack in the back of their...
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Hometown Helpers
In a front entryway to the new east-side home of Saline Area Social Service, a sprawling bulletin...
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