June 3, 2020
By Jen DeGregorio At the end of last summer I made one of those decisions that ended up impacting my life in ways I could have never predicted. For years, I had been freelancing as a marketing
[ Read More ]City of Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor’s June 1 video message focuses on this national moment: The protests in response to the murder of George Floyd and the ongoing and pervasive
[ Read More ]Summer is underway in the Ann Arbor parks Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation is happy to announce the opening of another facility that was previously closed as part of the State of Michigan executive
[ Read More ]From Huron Waterloo Pathways Initiative M-52 Tunnel Project and Trail – The M-52 tunnel has been installed and the M-52 road has been repaved! In June and early July construction will
[ Read More ]According to the Michigan Committee for Severe Weather Awareness, tornadoes can occur any time of year, but they are especially common in our state during the late spring and early summer months.
[ Read More ]The City of Ann Arbor has been awarded a grant from Partners for Places, a project of the Funders’ Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities, for the city’s Aging in Place
[ Read More ]By Nathan Worthing As we learn more about the COVID-19 pandemic and how it is contracted and spread, one thing is clear. We are gaining ground, yet much remains uncertain. We simply have not had
[ Read More ]ANN ARBOR – Bank of Ann Arbor has made the decision to cancel the 2020 season of our Sonic Lunch Summer Concert Series. “We were so hoping that after all that has gone on this year with the
[ Read More ]Ann Arbor — For the first time in its 31 year history, Food Gatherers has canceled “Grillin’ for Food Gatherers”, the organization’s annual fundraiser to help alleviate hunger in Washtenaw
[ Read More ]By Jeff Karoub / U-M ANN ARBOR—University of Michigan economists Gabriel Ehrlich and Daniil Manaenkov are speaking Friday morning via video to Michigan lawmakers and other officials as part of
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