Deaths in the Crosswalks
It’s a story too often told: a U-M student was critically injured in January crossing E....
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From Nobility to Ill Intent
“When I got the layoff notice from the Detroit Police Department, I was distraught,”...
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School Shake-Up
Near tears, she added that at Bryant-Pattengill, “I wasn’t forced to choose between...
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The Treeline, at Last
Joe O’Neal stresses that he didn’t dream up the Treeline trail. Addressing city...
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The “Earthquake”
On an unseasonably warm day in late March, the woman woke to irregular, intrusive sounds, far...
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Heavy Traffic
The operation near State St. and E. Stadium is expected to generate twenty to fifty daily truck...
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Held Hostage
That was Paul Whelan, speaking from a glass cage in a Moscow courtroom in March. In the clip...
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Driving High
The state ballot proposal legalizing marijuana won big in November, with 56 percent of the vote....
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Seal of Disapproval
A longtime local techie, Vielmetti is a dedicated follower (and live-Tweeter) of city council...
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Goodbye, Hybrids
When the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority released its 2018 budget in September 2017, it...
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Boy Scout Girls
Johnson, an ob/gyn at Michigan Medicine, is board chair of the Boy Scouts Southern Shores Field...
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Deadly Epidemic
Opioids killed more people in Washtenaw County than ever in 2018. Seventy-five county residents...
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Dell Deaton’s New Hat
Saline photographer and marketing professional Dell Deaton works from an unassuming suite of...
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“It’s the wild west.”
The VA Medical Center was spared. But hundreds of folks were sent home from the EPA’s...
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The Lurie Terrace Lawsuit
On its website, Lurie Terrace is described as a nonprofit, independent living senior housing...
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The Education of Ron Ginyard
When he moved back to Ann Arbor in 2014 to care for his ailing mother, Ron Ginyard thought about...
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The T-Shirt Kings
“Young guys who don’t know any better,” Jerry Kozak says, shaking his head and...
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