“It’s a healthy store that you can grab and go,” says Jawdat Hashem of Choose Fit Nutrition in The Oaks Plaza. Up for grabs is a rotating variety of refrigerated meals from a Dearborn kitchen, which cooks up some 10,000 chicken,...
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When Marci Cameron saw a Little Free Library for the first time in a public park in Madison,...
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In a front entryway to the new east-side home of Saline Area Social Service, a sprawling bulletin...
Read MoreFloor & Decor, a fast-growing national floor-covering chain, opened its 178th warehouse store in December in Pittsfield Township. It’s next to the Cinemark movie theater, which sold off the 5.6-acre parcel last year....
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8/24/1951–10/31/2022 Saline, Michigan An incredibly special man left this world. Intelligent,...
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Interviewed two weeks before the election, “the mob mentality” topped Debbie Dingell’s list of...
Read More“It’s a beautiful day,” says Ann Arbor state senator Jeff Irwin two days after Michigan Democrats won the executive, legislative, and judicial state elections on November 8. “We have a whole new set of opportunities to make our...
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“My husband came home like at two o’clock in the morning,” Christina Springer recalls from early...
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If you stand on the corner of Freer and Dexter-Chelsea roads, at the northwest edge of the Oak...
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What they thought as newlyweds would be their starter house—a charming pastel-pink Victorian with...
Read MoreQ. Can you explain Michigan’s rules for ordering wine shipments? A. Michigan’s laws governing alcohol sales are labyrinthine. When the 21st Amendment ended Prohibition in 1933, the state set up a three-tier regulatory system: a...
Read MoreIt’s called “Long Covid,” and Smith is a member of a particularly susceptible population. In a new U-M study, one in four women reported symptoms lasting more than ninety days, compared to one in six men. “I didn’t need to be...
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As recently as twenty years ago, the county saw only a few heroin deaths a year—mostly older men...
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In overwhelmingly Democratic Ann Arbor, where the mayor and all ten city councilmembers belong to...
Read MoreQ. “Not infrequently the mail delivery person will stomp across my front yard, and through my garden, to get to the next delivery, next door. Isn’t she/he expected to stay on the sidewalk?” A. A USPS communications specialist...
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Jennifer Larke’s descent into unemployment hell started in April 2020. Not just because she lost...
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“It was a good time to be a homeless animal,” says Huron Valley Humane Society director Tanya...
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Briere, now retired to California, is speaking of the leaked U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion that...
Read MoreEntering Eleanor’s Sweets & Sodas in downtown Saline, it’s hard to figure out where to look first—at the floor-to-ceiling shelves of rainbow-hued Jelly Bellys, the tidily assorted boxes and bags of candy, or the wall of...
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