Scholars in Exile
Yurii Kaparulin had the first panic attack of his life on February 24. A Ukrainian historian of...
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2022 November
Trial by Turkey
It was a beautiful sunswept day in June. My poodles and I were walking, as we often did, in Dow...
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Fake Ad Update | November 2022
We received seventy-five entries from clever Fake Adders who correctly identified the ad for the...
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I Spy Update | November 2022
“I am debating on whether to even offer my guess,” writes Dave Bicknell. “The photo looks to be of...
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Alan Dengiz
9/4/1948–10/14/2022 A loving, bountiful life of supreme dedication and generosity came to an end...
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Lee I. Schlesinger
(1948–2022) Ann Arborite and citizen of the world Lee Schlesinger died on September 1 at home, in...
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712 N. Main St.
In 1952, after our parents’ divorce, my infant sister, Bonnie, and I went to live with my Uncle...
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Vernon Jensen’s Long Walk
“Someone should make a movie about Vernon Jensen’s war experiences!” declares Denise Frost. Frost...
Read MoreLess jewelry, vegan food, and bubble tea
Brenda and Craig Warburton have retired and closed their custom jewelry business, Austin & Warburton. The business traces to 1959, when Jack Austin opened a jewelry shop on South University, according to their website....
Read MoreFirst Watch Arrives
Priding itself on freshness and worker-friendliness, the fast-growing First Watch chain of breakfast/brunch/lunch restaurants opened in October in the Village Centre at Oak Valley Dr. and Ann Arbor–Saline Rd. It occupies the...
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Noori Opens
A small Korean chicken franchise has launched a take-out on student-heavy South U., bringing home...
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The North Star Lounge Opens
While the Covid-19 pandemic curtailed indoor dining and music at Detroit Street Filling Station,...
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A Café with a Mission on Main
At 10 a.m. on Sept. 17, a crowd gathered near the southeast corner of Main and Liberty to...
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Ann Arbor ambulance?
Since June, the Ann Arbor Fire Department has used a borrowed Huron Valley Ambulance to transport...
Read MoreQuestion Corner | November 2022
Q: The roads and streets in Ann Arbor are terrible. They cause much damage to cars, trucks, and bikes in many ways. Why is it that nothing is done each and every year to “fix the damn roads?” A: City public works spokesperson...
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Helpers in Need
Ten Thousand Villages has seventeen retail locations and thirty-eight contract retail locations in...
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Pandemic Pivot
Akervall is CEO of Saline-based Akervall Technologies, manufacturer of surgical and sports mouth...
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Young Voters
“You’re automatically registered to vote when you turn eighteen in Canada,” the longtime social...
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On Broadway
Johnnie Rush Jr. closed his corner barber shop and retired after forty-five years working out of...
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