Douglas Trevor 2017
U-M English professor Douglas Trevor could have a comfortable life as an academic specializing in...
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2017 October
David Bromberg
David Bromberg attended Columbia University in the 1960s, traveling out to Queens to study guitar...
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Jefferson Market
Imagine that, whenever you were feeling a bit peckish, you could drop in to your neighbor’s...
Read MoreWired Lyndon
Lyndon Township voters passed a millage in August to fund their own fiber-optic network. Because it’s not economical for private cable companies to serve sparsely populated areas, 6,000 to 8,000 households in western...
Read MoreKevin Spangler
At the entrance to his high-ceilinged garage on S. Fourth Ave., Kevin Spangler greets me with a big smile. He’s six-foot-five with shoulder-length brown hair, an angular face dominated by intense brown eyes, and a body...
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Aut-pouring
“By the end of the day, I was smiling,” says Keith Orr, co-owner of the Aut Bar. On...
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Make Way for Drones
The U-M’s new research playground for drones has helped push the university’s...
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Argus Grows
The second Argus Farm Stop opened in late August at Packard and Dewey. Owners Kathy Sample and...
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Congestion Prescription
Traffic congestion has Dexter tearing its collective hair out, so let’s start with something...
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Indian Supper
Only 104 Fake Adders correctly identified last month’s Fake Ad for Indian Supper on page 56...
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Sixteen Hands
In 1976, four aspiring musicians named their newly formed string quartet after Ralph Waldo...
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The Price of Security
Grizzly Peak Brewing Company didn’t realize that holding its Oktoberfest on W. Washington at...
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Dreamers in Limbo
The first day of the new school year at the U-M was a nightmare for undocumented students: it was...
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The Unfinished Conversation
Terry Adkins’ Flumen Orationis (from the Principalities) is a forty-one-minute video that...
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