Hooked on Screens
A 1950 survey found that parents most feared two things: the atomic bomb and polio. In 2018, NBC...
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2018 May
Leslie Sobel
Barely five feet tall, thin, and fifty-six years old, Leslie Sobel doesn’t look like the...
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Wall of Death
Tattooed and wearing a black cowboy shirt, U-M prof and 2017 MacArthur Fellow Jason De Leon slips...
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Library Rush Hour
Book lovers find it hard to park in the Malletts Creek library at times; there are longer checkout...
Read MoreOrange Discs in the Road
Q. We are noticing orange discs embedded in some Ann Arbor roads. Their location suggests traffic light management; however many are located after the intersection, leading me to think they are not changing the light for that...
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The Better Health Market & Cafe
The Better Health vitamin and supplement store has a new location and a new name. Formerly tucked in the Lamp Post Plaza, it moved to Washtenaw Commons in April, tripled in size, and became Better Health Market & Cafe. The...
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Happy Campers
“Release kids out into the open air, and it’s a level playing field, whether the...
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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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The Suffering of Kanwar Sandhanwalia
“Take everything with a grain of salt, because I am frustrated,” says Kanwar...
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Bike Share Shakeup
The sturdy blue bikes normally reappear around the end of April. This year, though, they’re...
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Art and Politics
Museums shouldn’t be “a kind of respite,” declares Christina Olsen, the new...
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The Retail Retreat Continues
In April, Robin and Jamie Agnew announced that they would be closing Aunt Agatha’s Mystery...
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Seriously Seeking Trillium
Trillium is the quintessential spring wildflower, sought after by nature lovers, photographers,...
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Buddy’s Pizza
On the face of it, there’s not much reason to get excited about a Detroit-area pizza chain...
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The Jewish Film Festival
There is a particular “what if” game that many people like to play: if you were alive...
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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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Historic Keyboards
Even if you’ve never heard of the Historical Keyboard Society of North America, you might...
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Alex Young’s New Chapter
Former Zingerman’s Roadhouse executive chef Alex Young says his new French restaurant, The...
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The Break Room
The Fake Ad for the Break Room lunchtime meal delivery service appeared on page 77 of the April...
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The Bull on the Aventura Wall
“A toro to go with some tapas!” writes John Zainea of April’s I Spy. “The...
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