New Pathways
If you stand on the corner of Freer and Dexter-Chelsea roads, at the northwest edge of the Oak...
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At Venue, Dining Meets Coworking
If you’ve been to Silicon Valley, you’ve seen the vast open workplaces at tech giants, who bring...
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Kerrytown Quarrel
Engelbert, who owns the Detroit Street Filling Station, says she got a letter from the Downtown...
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Pulling the Goalie
When Hiag Avsharian closed the door to his room at an Ann Arbor fertility clinic, making a movie...
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That’s the Ticket
The digital age is tough for memorabilia collectors like Ken Magee. The law enforcement consultant...
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Contests and Consequences
Control of city council was effectively decided in August, when candidates supported by mayor...
Read MoreA Sukkot Miracle
I came across my breast cancer goody bag the other day. The surgeon’s scheduler gave it to me five years ago, after we reviewed the pre-op paperwork. You may wonder: “What goes into a breast cancer goody bag?” It’s kind of like,...
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Before the Color Line
In 1882, Moses Fleetwood Walker led the U-M baseball team to a 10–3 season. The next year, he...
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Eiro and Cove
They meet in the visionary brain of Noah Kaplan, a 1995 U-M art grad and founder of Leon Speakers,...
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Pickleball Power
The paddle squarely connects with the neon orange ball, sending it sailing over the net. “That’s...
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Building at Last
“There had been a few different times where it was under contract but then fell through for one...
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A Beautiful Day for a Bike Ride
Ed Erickson’s profile on the Strava fitness app is a love letter to cycling. He posted road-bike...
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Everybody Loves Milton
An administrator hired on an eleven-month contract after two predecessors were forced out could be...
Read MoreQuestion Corner | September 2022
Q. Why does campus have a Diag? Was it planned from the start? A. An 1854 map of campus shows a dozen university buildings placed on the edges of the campus, but no Diag. The pastoral campus interior was without trees, allowing...
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Football Renaissance
Michigan’s home-stretch failure in 2019 and complete flameout in Covid-riddled 2020 led most...
Read MoreAbortion Refugees
With the Supreme Court’s June reversal of Roe v. Wade, the decision that legalized abortion nationwide, existing state bans and restrictions went back into effect. Though Michigan, too, has an abortion ban on the books, courts...
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Three and Out
When Cox started here in September 2019, he was Ann Arbor’s fifth police chief in ten years. He...
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Eleven-Zip
Taylor and candidates he endorsed won all six nominations, defeating two opposition incumbents in...
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Veggies Against Global Warming
A weeklong “plant-based challenge” this month will urge Ann Arborites to shrink their greenhouse...
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