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Q. I could swear that when I first moved to A2 in 1960, there was a road named Glacier Way that is now known as Glazier Way. Am I hallucinating or was the road that was named for a geological phenomenon at some point changed to...

Elaine Selo, co-owner of the Selo/Shevel Gallery, calls its longtime location at 301 S. Main “the best corner in Ann Arbor. The building’s changes over the past 142 years mirror downtown’s evolution. Built in...

The Thurston Community Players (TCP) celebrate their fortieth anniversary this year with a musical called “Thru the Fairy Door!” (see Events, March 27). Most of the 100-plus actors are elementary school students, but...

The White Lakes Township resident would go on Facebook game binges at 3 a.m., then couldn’t focus during meetings the next day. “Half the time, even when I was awake, I was moving too slow and speaking too...

When Susan Chastain started a weekly Scrabble game at her Firefly Club on Ashley in 2005, Merriam-Webster was just bringing out its new Fourth Edition of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (famous for its game-changing...

The sun likes to play peek-a-boo with the clouds during the winter, but there are plants that do a pretty good job of catching whatever light shines through. Some dormant ornamental perennial grasses fall within this category....

Hammond and partner Paul Ellerholz of Midwest Outdoor Service plowed and shoveled seven days a week during the harsh midwinter weather. January alone recorded more than three feet of snow–the official total was 37.8...

“This is the log cabin adjacent to Cobblestone Farm,” writes Janine Chey, “where my kids used to attend summer day camps.” Pamela Kittel calls it “a fine example of efficient home design for frigid...

We received seventy-eight entries correctly identifying the February Fake Ad for the e-book My Father, My Portnoy, by Ira Roth. The ad appeared on page 82 of the issue, nestled among the Services ads.”Philip Roth at age 80...