The Evolution of Packard Health
When I arrived home after interviewing physician Ray Rion, executive director of Packard Health,...
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A Fire at Loch Alpine
At the start of this new year, a barking dog and a white wisp of smoke heralded a new era in...
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Susan Pollay’s Whimsies
“I joke that other people go to the lake to relax by the water,” says Susan Pollay. “I just enjoy...
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Fired for CBD
“Do you have a medical marijuana card?” asked a woman from HireRight, the company the U-M uses for...
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Do the Humanities Have a Future?
A distraught woman stares into the middle distance against an ominous red background; from a jagged voice bubble comes her anguished cry: “… NOW WHAT?”
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Centennial Celebrations
On February 27, 1924, Ann Arbor celebrated its first centennial with a big birthday party at the...
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Inventing the Fleetwood
I opened the Fleetwood Diner on January 6, 1972, at 11 p.m. The late start was to catch people...
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Onward and Upward with the Comic Opera Guild
In 1963, a fellow U-M art student heard Tom Petiet singing while working in class and suggested...
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The Rise of Interventional Radiology
As the child of two surgeons growing up in a loving family in Nagpur, India, Shantanu...
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The Trouble at West Park
On a late summer night in West Park, a young basketball player one-arms a pass to a teammate for...
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The Survival of a Small-Town Paper
“Every community deserves a local newspaper that covers high school sports, civic affairs, local...
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Chatbots Go to College
“This could be what makes the next rocket to Mars possible,” says Ravi Pendse, his voice sparking...
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Keeping Zingerman’s Zingerman’s
“But what if we both die?” Paul Saginaw, cofounder of Zingerman’s Community of Businesses, has a...
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Swift Decision
On Sunday, August 6, the Ann Arbor board of education canceled its meeting scheduled for the...
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Volunteering with FedUp Ministries
Each Wednesday, seventy-one-year-old Phil Huhn and seventy-two-year-old Barbara Steer volunteer at...
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Restaurants’ New Normal
There’s a low-profile country store display in a dusty corner of Ann Arbor’s otherwise noisy and...
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Ringing the Good Luck Bell
The nurses, techs, clerks, and advanced practice providers all eagerly gather at the end of the...
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Friends of the Library
From cookbooks to crime novels and poetry to prose, Rachel Pastiva says customers can find “gems”...
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For the Birds
Photos by Bill VanderMolen The banner photograph of the Facebook Page “Michigan Bird Listing” is...
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Affordable Housing, At Last
Roberto Isla Caballero, sixty-four, spends his days selling Groundcover News at the intersection...
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