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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Community
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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Dropping in at the Kiwanis Thrift Sale
“This is a gigantic beehive of activity,” says a volunteer proudly as she scurries through the...
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Bewildering Bells
The Baird Carillon in Burton Tower is a musical instrument that doubles as a time-telling device....
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Jadein Black
Jadein Black is working on the logistics for an upcoming fundraiser for Ann Arbor Pride while her...
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Affordable Housing, At Last
Roberto Isla Caballero, sixty-four, spends his days selling Groundcover News at the intersection...
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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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Women Take Charge at the Ann Arbor Club.
Attorney Maya Curtis has her office in the Fritz Building on the corner of Main and Liberty. Her...
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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...
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The Wetlands
Our property does not quite aspire to having a waterfront, but it is fronted by wetlands. This...
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Josh Gordon
Josh Gordon can’t remember the first time he broke into song while working the checkout counter at...
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Kit Bennett
After a long weekend wrangling 5,000 high school scullers at the Midwest Scholastic Rowing...
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Hungry for More
When Ajumma sent me a text message asking me to call her, I was worried that there was an...
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