The Survivors
By mid-May, the Washtenaw County Health Department had recorded 1,235 lab-confirmed cases of...
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The Journalists
John Bebow began his newspaper career as a carrier for the Lansing State Journal more than forty...
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The Farmers
For many local farmers, the first crisis of the Covid-19 pandemic began when restaurants shut down...
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Self (Un)employed
“I don’t know how I’ll manage to keep this yard up,” an elderly neighbor...
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The Essentials
The Covid-19 pandemic divided Ann Arbor between those with too little to do, and those with too...
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The Helpers
With thousands of resourceful Ann Arborites out of work or working from home, many are looking for...
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Community Resource Guide
ISSUU versionWhere to TurnAmong the most difficult aspects of the Covid-19 outbreak has been that...
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The Vindication of Roger Newton
Roger Newton never claimed to be the smartest person in the room. “These guys are obviously...
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Pittsfield’s Historian
“Macular degeneration was a terrible diagnosis for a librarian, writer, reader, publisher,...
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Tax Dollars at Work
County officials feared their eight-year, 1-mill tax, meant to support police and mental health...
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Playground of Dreams
Rich Brisson woke up at 3 a.m. on a Friday last October with an idea.All week, the first-grade...
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Scaling Up
At Ann Arbor’s chic restaurants, expansive farmers’ markets, and fine groceries,...
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Living Off Campus
Green and white paint is peeling off the home where Jordan Anderson lived during his sophomore...
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Poisons from the Past
In May 2019, the Leslie Science & Nature Center’s friends, supporters, and staff were...
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Love and Art
As a youngster, Matt Shlian says, he was “an anomaly in my family.” Like most people...
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Farming 2.0
Much of Washtenaw County is zoned for agriculture, and the county’s rural charms are...
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Police Chief Mike Cox
“Some of it I can’t attest to, because I just flat-out don’t remember,”...
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The Play’s the Thing
In 1991 the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre (A2CT) moved into the theater of their dreams. A former...
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Gas & Beer
Eight years ago, the owner of a gas station on Washtenaw boasted that his was the only one in Ann...
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Sister Yvonne’s Pilgrimage
Sister Yvonne Gellise says she was “too young to know better” when the Religious...
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