Poor Sister
Third Sister Lake, in the U-M’s Saginaw Forest off Liberty Rd., looks idyllic. But...
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Transit Vote
When voters overwhelmingly approved a five-year millage expanding bus service to Ypsilanti and...
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Potholes and Potshots
Mayor Christopher Taylor and his Democratic primary challenger, Ward 4 councilmember Jack Eaton,...
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Summer of Discontent
Correction: a photo caption in the print edition misidentified the Ward 4 incumbent as Kirk...
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Who’ll Go to Lansing?
Goaded by the election of Donald Trump and enticed by open seats in both the state senate and...
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Saving the Cunningham Tract
Greater Chelsea breathed a collective sigh of relief in late 2014 when word got around that a deal...
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Loch Alpine in Limbo
Residents of Loch Alpine, the golf course subdivision off W. Huron River Dr., are spending their...
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“We Love Those Trees.”
“We love those trees,” exclaims Sue Shink of the Northfield Township Historical...
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Break Through
How do you get pedestrians and floodwater from N. Main St. to the Huron River? In 2007, the...
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Change Comes to the Michigan Union
Jay Platt had to reschedule the Ann Arbor Antiquarian Book Fair this year. He’s held the...
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Pot Goes Pro
Attorney Dennis Hayes has been representing clients in marijuana cases ever since his friend John...
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New Fire Chief
“This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” says new fire chief Mike Kennedy....
Read MoreCouncil Triage
Until he went to Jack Eaton’s mayoral kickoff party in late April, Joe Hood was running in the August council primary as a Democrat. Instead, Hood’s now gathering signatures to run in the November general election as...
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Good Coverage
In July 2011, on his twenty-seventh birthday, Kratzat, along with his fiancee, Alicia Doudna, was...
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Losing Geddes Ridge
Radiologists Brad Foerster and Myria Petrou moved into their Geddes Ridge mansion in November...
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Guns in Schools
“This is about Ann Arbor Public Schools and other ‘local units’ of government...
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Victors Care
“We’re just ramping up slowly,” says the U-M internist by phone. His first...
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Schools Vote
On May 8, the AAPS is asking voters to approve a twenty-year renewal of its operating millage....
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Ride-sharing apps Uber and Lyft have become wildly popular since they debuted in Ann Arbor almost...
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