Generation Covid
O’Brien attends Community High School and plays sports for Skyline. He had just finished an...
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2020 June
Weddings Postponed
“I’m watching my 2020 year disappear,” says event planner Kaeli Garcia. Since...
Read MoreOut: Art Van
The Ann Arbor Art Van closed in March after the Warren-based company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Just three years earlier, Art Van Elslander had sold the 190-store chain to Boston-based private equity firm Thomas H. Lee...
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Building Uncertainty
Construction was one of the first industries Michigan allowed to reopen in May–but it...
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Ann Arbor (Mostly) Acoustic Jam
At the end of each song in the weekly Ann Arbor (Mostly) Acoustic Jam, there’s a slightly...
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Oasis Is Back
The Oasis Grill had been a fixture on the student lunch and dinner route at 1104 South University...
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Covid Campaigning
“I will not be going door-to-door until the stay-at-home order is lifted,” says Ward 3...
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My Frontline
As an employee in a grocery store during the pandemic, I have seen numerous changes in how we work...
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Ann Arbor Senior Citizens Co-Op
At a time when scientists are simultaneously being vilified and expected to save us all from the...
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The Pretzel Bell Building
May’s I Spy “is part of the outer facade of the new Pretzel Bell restaurant,”...
Read MoreCovid-19 SOS
In the past few weeks, Dawn Treader and West Side book shops talked to MLive about how the novel coronavirus is impacting their business, the WSG Gallery became one of several local organizations to close its doors and move...
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Ice Cream, No Cream
For some of us, it might have been much harder to get through Michigan’s stay-at-home order...
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Postal Peril
Ann Arbor mail carrier John Odegard started wearing a mask in early April after he heard that a...
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WSG Bows Out
“It’s heartbreaking that we have to close our physical space right now, but it’s...
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