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Retired pharmacy prof Duane Kirking has been getting his hair cut at Church Street Barbers since...
Read MoreRetired pharmacy prof Duane Kirking has been getting his hair cut at Church Street Barbers since...
Read MoreIn 1993, when Dave Borneman applied to start Ann Arbor’s Natural Area Preservation unit, he...
Read MoreNew to U.S. courtrooms, attorney Ashish Joshi addressed the judge as “your lordship,”...
Read MoreIt’s the final class of Rec & Ed’s winter session, and break dancing teacher...
Read More“I’m one of the state’s biggest advocates for professional theater,” says...
Read MoreOn a bitterly cold morning in early February, Sharon Que drove to Dearborn to keep an appointment...
Read MoreIt “is not a nature walk,” Cayla Samano tells me when we meet in the snowy, almost...
Read MoreChance encounters–meetings that could so easily have not taken place–can end in love...
Read MoreIt’s the last day of “Rockin’ for the Hungry,” Food Gatherers’...
Read MoreStanding over a cauldron of melted chocolate, Charlie Frank says approvingly, “It has a...
Read MoreA decade ago, Derrick Miller took a summer job at Bryant Community Center. He was twenty-seven and...
Read More“Philosophy and theology are required for studying to become a priest,” says Fr....
Read MoreWhen he was fourteen, an unhappy kid suffering under bad teachers and getting into fights, a...
Read MoreDavey LaFave tracks his sobriety on a phone app. On this July morning, as he sips an iced decaf...
Read MorePoet Zilka Joseph smiles warmly at the small audience that’s gathered to hear her read at...
Read MoreBarely five feet tall, thin, and fifty-six years old, Leslie Sobel doesn’t look like the...
Read MoreNo matter the weather, Burns Park Elementary School principal Chuck Hatt is outside every morning...
Read MoreEmily Slomovits grew up on the stage of the Ark. Her father, Sandor Slomovits, is half of the...
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