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Library Vote

“Our shared vision for the future of the library is to build on its many strengths,”...

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Affordable Care

The coughs, troubled breathing, sweats, and fevers didn’t test as any kind of influenza that...

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How to Vote

According to the Washington Post, “six in 10 registered voters nationwide say they want to cast their ballots before Election Day.” Ed Golembiewski, Washtenaw County’s chief deputy clerk and director of...

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Empty Stadium

In August, the Big Ten first announced an all-conference fall football schedule–then, less...

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Clean Sweep

“I didn’t think I was going to win,” admits Lisa Disch, who, like Song, beat an...

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A Positive Decline

Washtenaw County continues its downward trend in the number of Covid-19 cases, in contrast to the rapid climb across much of the state. The health department’s Susan Ringler-Cerniglia believes Southeast Michigan’s...

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Big Money

Two political veterans could probably ignore their neophyte opponents and still win Ann...

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Road Fix?

Will voters support tax renewals during an economic collapse? That’s the question on the August 4 ballot. The county road and parks commissions are asking residents to renew and restore the half-mill tax for roads and...

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Round One

In deep blue Ann Arbor, the August Democratic primary decides most local offices–even former Republican and independent Jane Lumm is running this year as a Democrat. But elections for judge are different. Three attorneys...

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