Listening to Ketamine
The sign for Michigan Progressive Health on Washtenaw Ave. shows a smile superimposed on a...
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The North End Zone
When Pioneer High School forbade U-M fans from reserving extra parking spots to tailgate this...
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Ann Arbor ambulance?
Since June, the Ann Arbor Fire Department has used a borrowed Huron Valley Ambulance to transport...
Read MoreQuestion Corner | November 2022
Q: The roads and streets in Ann Arbor are terrible. They cause much damage to cars, trucks, and bikes in many ways. Why is it that nothing is done each and every year to “fix the damn roads?” A: City public works spokesperson...
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Helpers in Need
Ten Thousand Villages has seventeen retail locations and thirty-eight contract retail locations in...
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Pandemic Pivot
Akervall is CEO of Saline-based Akervall Technologies, manufacturer of surgical and sports mouth...
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Young Voters
“You’re automatically registered to vote when you turn eighteen in Canada,” the longtime social...
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On Broadway
Johnnie Rush Jr. closed his corner barber shop and retired after forty-five years working out of...
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Building a Bike-Safe City
Christopher Becker was biking home from his job at the Ann Arbor District Library on August 24,...
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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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