The House at Division and E. Kingsley
“I got stumped,” writes Dave Bicknell about March’s I Spy. “I’ve got...
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Community
American Party
A total of 285 Fake Adders spotted last month’s Fake Ad for the American Party. We’d...
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Record Run
Seventeen-year-old Skyline High School senior Hobbs Kessler broke the national high school record...
Read MoreAAPS Still Shoveling Sidewalks?
Q: Why are we all paying for somebody to shovel AAPS school sidewalks when nobody is using them? The U.S. flag flies every day for whom? I’ve only seen weekly potluck suppers using the ‘building/heat once per week!A:...
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Bird House
Last year, the Bird Center of Washtenaw County moved an assortment of birds, their food, their...
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Nurse Midwife Lisa Scheiman
Nurse midwife Lisa Scheiman has always been fascinated by human reproduction. As a reporter for...
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Mary Jean Raab
Mary Jean Raab was plenty busy in 2016 when her uncle Doug Raab told her he needed help at the...
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Helping Horses
Despite shocking unemployment figures, last spring and summer “animals were adopted in...
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Great Dame
Sylvia Nolasco-Rivers immigrated with her family to the United States from her native El Salvidor when she was nine years old. She lived in Oregon growing up but spent summers with her aunt Pilar Celaya in Ann Arbor, and moved...
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A Final Resting Place
St. Thomas Cemetery, often referred to as “the Old Catholic Cemetery,” sits at the...
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Diversity Legacy
Barbara Tucker was then U-M regent Sarah Power’s sole staffer for many years, and became so...
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Urban Mining
That’s local attorney Peter Davis describing his daughter’s discovery that her 2007...
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Windows on South University
“That grim I Spy photo must be South U.,” writes Lelia Raley. It shows “611...
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Staying Alive
On June 27th, 2020, I hopped on my bike to go to the store. I felt so free as I rode through the...
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Road Runner
Parag Bohyar is running the length of every street in Ann Arbor. Bohyar, an ergonomist in the auto...
Read MoreJatin Dua and Sanne Ravensbergen
It’s hard to keep up with Jatin Dua. Polite and upbeat, he first showed up in Ann Arbor in 2014 as an assistant professor of anthropology at the U-M. Before that, he spent his childhood in India and California, completed...
Read MoreResident Parking?
Q. On some streets there are signs about a residential parking permit.I am a city resident; do I have to worry about them?A.You do. In several neighborhoods near downtown and campus that face heavy parking pressure, the city has...
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