Rock Cancer
They’d come to film a program called “Rock Cancer.” All of the thirteen young participants have...
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News
Coworking Rebound
WeWork, the infamous startup once valued at $47 billion, filed for bankruptcy in November. But...
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Mail Theft
Eric Parkhurst, owner of Winewood Organics, had rushed outside after a security camera showed a...
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Drug Deaths Down
EMS responded to 521 overdoses in 2023, up from 458 the year before. Yet deaths were down, from a...
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Who’s Got It Better than Us?
The assessment proved prophetic as the Wolverines beat Penn State on the road and Ohio State at...
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A Fire at Loch Alpine
At the start of this new year, a barking dog and a white wisp of smoke heralded a new era in...
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Filter First
“It was fantastic,” says AAPS parent Rebecca Meuninck. The former Ecology Center deputy director...
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Fired for CBD
“Do you have a medical marijuana card?” asked a woman from HireRight, the company the U-M uses for...
Read MoreQuestion Corner | Jan. 2024
Q. I have a question about the Gelman Plume cleanup. After contaminated groundwater is treated to reduce dioxane levels, it is discharged into a tributary of Honey Creek, which joins the Huron River upstream from Ann Arbor’s...
Read MoreCalls & Letters | Jan. 2024
To the editor: Your story in the December 2023 issue, Hospital Headwinds, was a missed opportunity to detail the tremendous impact of the University of Michigan Health specialty pharmacy program. Expanding our pharmacy will...
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Mallek’s Mystery
Mallek’s Service closed in June of 2022, after eighty-one years pumping gas and fixing cars at the...
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SI on S. Ashley?
Michael Watts found out about the proposed sixteen-story building outside his back window in late...
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A Hungry Locavore
For every dollar American consumers spent on produce, dairy, and meat products in 2022, the...
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Taylor’s PAC
“Mayors all over America have PACs, and I have not had one,” says Christopher Taylor. Not until...
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Do the Humanities Have a Future?
A distraught woman stares into the middle distance against an ominous red background; from a jagged voice bubble comes her anguished cry: “… NOW WHAT?”
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Hydrogen Buses?
Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority CEO Matt Carpenter says transit agencies can do two things...
Read MoreQuestion Corner | Dec. 2023
Q. Were automobiles ever manufactured in Ann Arbor? If so, do any of those vehicles survive? A. Automobile manufacturers proliferated in the early years of the industry. In 1908 there were 253 U.S. manufacturers. The Huron River...
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The Rise of Interventional Radiology
As the child of two surgeons growing up in a loving family in Nagpur, India, Shantanu...
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