October 20, 2019
Main Street from Packard to William: Monday, Oct. 21 – Thursday, Oct. 24, 2019. Beginning on Monday. Oct. 21, northbound Main Street from Packard to William will be closed to
[ Read More ]It’s an exciting and emotional and memorable moment. A young student who has never been to this country walks through the terminal at Detroit Metro Airport and meets for the first time their
[ Read More ]The Ann Arbor Public Schools Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Jeanice Swift, is hosting a series of community meetings over the coming weeks to share information about the 2019 Bond Proposal. These
[ Read More ]ANN ARBOR — To date, more than one million Americans have strengthened their communities through a term of service with AmeriCorps, a branch of the Corporation for National &
[ Read More ]The Ann Arbor region is a growing, thriving tech ecosystem and the companies located here are hiring in droves. Ann Arbor SPARK wants to connect job seekers with some of the top companies in the
[ Read More ]John B. Boshoven isn’t a dream-maker – he would probably cringe at the suggestion – but he does help create a path for young people in Ann Arbor who are either following a dream or searching for
[ Read More ]CHELSEA – Chelsea State Bank is pleased to welcome Joanne Rau as the Bank’s new President. Rau stepped into her new position on Oct. 1. David Schaible is now President ex officio and will
[ Read More ]YPSILANTI — Eastern Michigan University President James Smith will present his second annual State of the University address on Tuesday, October 15, from 4-5 p.m.,
[ Read More ]ANN ARBOR—The University of Michigan will host a Presidential Debate on Oct. 15, 2020, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced this past week. The debate, which will take place in the
[ Read More ]October 10, 2019 – The Ann Arbor Citizens Academy (A2CA) will return for a third year in 2020 to provide a broad view of local government for Ann Arbor residents. During a series of nine
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