The election is August 2! After reading the July issue, Michael Homel of the Ann Arbor Stamp Club emailed calendar editor Jennifer Taylor to point out that our Inside Ann Arbor article on the proposed AAATA millage “claims the...
Read MoreQ. Can you explain Michigan’s rules for ordering wine shipments? A. Michigan’s laws governing alcohol sales are labyrinthine. When the 21st Amendment ended Prohibition in 1933, the state set up a three-tier regulatory system: a...
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At Greenview Nature Area, it could be a Peck’s skipper, one of more than fifty-two butterfly and...
Read MoreIt’s called “Long Covid,” and Smith is a member of a particularly susceptible population. In a new U-M study, one in four women reported symptoms lasting more than ninety days, compared to one in six men. “I didn’t need to be...
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“I cannot imagine telling another young person to sleep outside,” Ozone House executive director...
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Being the dope capital of the Midwest finally pays off—in tax dollars. Of the state’s $150 million...
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“On Friday, a bulletin board taken over by the Youth Activism class that [we] are a part of was...
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As recently as twenty years ago, the county saw only a few heroin deaths a year—mostly older men...
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That was the revelation on which Whalen founded his company, Give My Books in 2008. He was...
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It’s a tradition that goes back to the school’s first graduating class, in 2000: the five seniors...
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Steady streams of cars turn into the parking lot of the Washtenaw Food Hub, their drivers arriving...
Read MoreYet compared to last winter’s Delta variant surge, Omicron’s spring visit was mild. In Delta’s worst week in January, twenty-one county residents died of Covid-19. In May and early June, the death toll never exceeded three a...
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TheRide has a 2.38 mill tax request on the August 2 ballot, up from the current 0.7 mills. If...
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The day began inauspiciously. When I started the car; the radio came on and the unappealing voice...
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How do you make a living with a degree in the arts? Blake Ratcliffe and Sherri Moore have built...
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“Their lives are characterized by travel, hard work and a richness of experience uncommon to the...
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In overwhelmingly Democratic Ann Arbor, where the mayor and all ten city councilmembers belong to...
Read MoreCesar Ochoa is ready to open his second restaurant on N. Main—if he can find enough employees. With a gleaming bar, colorful wall art, and a basement speakeasy with a secret entrance, Havana is otherwise set to offer...
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Mallek Service, the gas station/garage in the vee of Jackson and Dexter roads, closed on June 30....
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