Decision 2020
Affordable housing, a schools challenge, and voting tips.
A pandemic changes everything--including voting patterns. Absentee ballots made up three-quarters of the votes cast in the August primary, and of those, 40 percent were cast more than two weeks before the
Flipping the Aprill Farm
Inside the multimillion-dollar deal that saved a prime parcel in Scio Township
Extraordinary timing, great good luck, creative financing, and two fortuitous phone calls combined to save one of the finest farms and richest farmlands in Scio Township from a future as a subdivision. The
The Indivisibles
They mobilized to fight Trump's agenda-and to keep themselves sane.
Randy H. Milgrom
In our binary political system, when your party is out of power, it can feel like you're wandering in the wilderness. Or worse. Since the 2016 presidential election, for some it's been much worse. On
Zoom Boom
Unhappy with the way they look in video meetings, Ann Arborites are lining up for cosmetic surgery.
"I personally had my eyes done right as soon as we were able," Rick Beil says. "I've seen myself on all those meetings, too!" Beil, one of the board-certified plastic surgeons at the Center for Plastic &
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"We worked side by side in a little office that was over the Michigan Theater."
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Council's activist majority wants to change the face of the city-and they're moving fast to do it.
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HouseN2Home
Volunteers are turning affordable apartments into comfortable homes.
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Treasure hunting in students' castoffs
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Loves Quickly Follows Art Van into Bankruptcy.
Recrimination continues.
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Triple A Farm Stops
Acorn joins Argus and Agricole in connecting farmers and customers-to everyone's benefit.
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A New Valhalla?
A subdivision that time forgot is the latest battlefield over the city's growth.
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