Attempted Murder?
On the morning of October 25, Sava Lelcaj Farah was attacked in her car in the parking lot behind...
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Community
Boards and Judges
After sorting through thirteen candidates, voters last month returned twenty-year vet Susan...
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Regenerate! Orchestra
That’s how Regenerate! Orchestra leader Clay Gonzalez describes their music. “We take a pretty...
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Plays at Pathways
In his eleven years at CHS, Strassel taught acting and produced thirty-three shows for the...
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Christmas Tree Town
When Flatsnoots’ vintage 1951 Vagabond Airstream trailer pulled into the Arbor Farms parking lot...
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Scholars in Exile
Yurii Kaparulin had the first panic attack of his life on February 24. A Ukrainian historian of...
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Trial by Turkey
It was a beautiful sunswept day in June. My poodles and I were walking, as we often did, in Dow...
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712 N. Main St.
In 1952, after our parents’ divorce, my infant sister, Bonnie, and I went to live with my Uncle...
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Vernon Jensen’s Long Walk
“Someone should make a movie about Vernon Jensen’s war experiences!” declares Denise Frost. Frost...
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Helpers in Need
Ten Thousand Villages has seventeen retail locations and thirty-eight contract retail locations in...
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On Broadway
Johnnie Rush Jr. closed his corner barber shop and retired after forty-five years working out of...
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Building a Bike-Safe City
Christopher Becker was biking home from his job at the Ann Arbor District Library on August 24,...
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Annie Rubin
Annie Rubin was conflicted. It was 2018, and she was enrolling in Chicago Theological Seminary...
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The Many Worlds of the Delonis Center
Homelessness is something many of us see for a second and feel a sudden sense of unease, until we...
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New Pathways
If you stand on the corner of Freer and Dexter-Chelsea roads, at the northwest edge of the Oak...
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The Pink House on Henry St.
What they thought as newlyweds would be their starter house—a charming pastel-pink Victorian with...
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Mike and Caryl Burke
Mike and Caryl Burke met in a U-M physics class in 1971. Sparks flew, and they were married at...
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Susan and Palmer Morrel-Samuels
“It’s the kind of neighborhood that draws people out,” Susan Morrel-Samuels says over coffee in...
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Aztec Rentals
“Bonkers but brilliant” is a wonderful description. We wish Mayer had made that comment before The Fake Ad Book was published. We would have put it on the cover for sure.
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