In the first issue of a2view, I wrote about our family and how we were coping with our new world. A year later I sit writing on my porch listening to the drone of cicadas emerging from the woods around me. It puts a picture...
Read MoreQ. How deep are Barton Pond, Argo Pond, and Geddes Pond?A. All three are impoundments, with water levels controlled by dams. According to the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE), the dam heights at...
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Sun is speaking about the cauliflower-oatmeal combo she and fellow U-M Ross business school grad...
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Turtles start to nest this month, which means that city Natural Area Preservation staff will soon...
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“Eeeeven the speed test is slo-o-ow!” laughs Barb Fuller, her audio delayed and video...
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Chuck Armstrong is a polite, soft-spoken, and engaging man. You’d never guess he is a barracuda at Scrabble. Did you know there are competitive Scrabble tournaments? I certainly didn’t when I first started...
Read MorePeople battered by generational poverty, racism, substandard housing, and inadequate healthcare often suffer from poor nutrition and a myriad of physical, mental, and behavioral health problems. Pandemic-related financial...
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For several years, early on any Saturday morning between April and November, Ryan Padgett could be...
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Petoskey rests among the hills on Little Traverse Bay near the tip of the Lower Peninsula....
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Blair Carlson didn’t even leave his car to get his Covid shot in March. He pulled into the...
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The Fake Ad for April is at the top of page 38, ‘Arborville Restaurant,'” wrote the...
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Ann Arbor’s profile has risen dramatically in the past twenty years. As the U-M added 10,000...
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“Since Covid began, I’ve seen much more interest in birdwatching here,” says...
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Jimena Loveluck was only a few months into her new job as ‘Washtenaw County’s health...
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Q. In the mid-1970s, I wandered the streets of Ann Arbor taking hundreds of photographs, and I can...
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On a Friday in March, cars with out-of-state plates lined Covington Dr. as people set up lights...
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I spy the “building on the northeast corner of E. Huron and 4th,” writes Bryan...
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Last August, my friend Tom arrived late to our weekly socially distant gathering (My Town,...
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A longtime member recently gave the club $800,000–more than enough to pay off its mortgage....
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Covid-19 put new demands on physicians and intensified family responsibilities for parents of...
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