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Ann Arbor gives 601 Forest high-rise development yellow light
Source: Concentrate, 8/20/2008
Ann Arbor's skyline is still wondering if it will get another addition now that the City Council has postponed a decision on the 601 Forest development until October.
Downtown Living , Redevelopment , Sustainability , University Of Michigan  
Ann Arbor  
42 North aims to provide affordable rental alternative to Ann Arbor students
Source: Concentrate, 8/20/2008
Even as Ann Arbor's vertical developments continue to grad headlines the city continues to expand on the fringes with more horizontal development, like the proposed 42 North.
University Of Michigan  
Ann Arbor  
Chelsea makes moves for new city hall, police station
Source: Concentrate, 8/20/2008
Chelsea is trying to buy part of the building its City Hall shares with the Chelsea State Bank while putting some land aside for a newly proposed $2.25 million police department.
Redevelopment  
Chelsea  
Work begins on first home for new Ann Arbor State Bank in downtown
Source: Concentrate, 8/20/2008
A new bank is on its way to downtown Ann Arbor as the people behind the Ann Arbor State Bank refurbish the old Anderson Paint building into the bank's new home.
Redevelopment  
Ann Arbor  
Construction crews work to restore historic East Delhi Bridge
Source: Concentrate, 8/20/2008
A historic bridge in Scio Township is getting a second lease on life now that the Washtenaw County Road Commission is restoring the East Delhi Bridge.
Historic Preservation , Redevelopment  
Ann Arbor moves to protect parkland from potential future sales
Source: Concentrate, 8/20/2008
Selling parkland in Ann Arbor is about to become a tougher proposition as city voters pass a new ballot measure.
Environment , Identity  
Ann Arbor  
Construction nearly complete on new Toyota Technical Center
Source: Concentrate, 8/13/2008
One of the brightest economic rays of light is about to become focused now that Toyota is almost ready to open its new technical center outside of Ann Arbor.
Engineering , Research  
Ann Arbor  
Ypsilanti's Growing Hope to build first of several hoop houses
Source: Concentrate, 8/13/2008
Growing Hope volunteers will start building its first hoop house in earnest later this month.
Historic Preservation , Redevelopment , Sustainability  
Ypsilanti  
Michigan Theater raising money to help with renovations
Source: Concentrate, 8/13/2008
The Michigan Theater is looking for a little help from its friends to help keep the downtown Ann Arbor venue up to snuff.
Arts & Culture , Historic Preservation  
Ann Arbor  
Bearclaw coffee renovates and expands in Chelsea
Source: Concentrate, 8/13/2008
Bearclaw Coffee is growing throughout southeast Michigan, and that means more growth at its home in Chelsea.
Entrepreneurship  
Chelsea , Dexter  
Ypsilanti residents to decide on design for new bike racks
Source: Concentrate, 8/13/2008
Four new artistic bike racks are coming to Ypsilanti and local residents get to choose which kind they want.
Identity , Quality Of Life  
Ypsilanti  
Ypsilanti, YMCA team up to preserve local pool
Source: Concentrate, 8/13/2008
Ypsilanti's Rutherford Pool might get another shot at life as the city and the Ann Arbor YMCA explore ways to keep it open.
Quality Of Life , Redevelopment  
Ypsilanti  
Wireless Ypsilanti expands, jump starts wireless networks elsewhere
Source: Concentrate, 8/6/2008
Wireless Ypsi is growing beyond its borders, taking on more users, covering more of the city and helping other southeast Michigan communities establish their own free WiFi networks.
Downtown Living , Wireless Technology  
Ypsilanti  
Ann Arbor to interview developers about 415 W Washington
Source: Concentrate, 8/6/2008
The actors vying for the part of developing 415 W Washington near downtown Ann Arbor will audition next week before city officials. The city expects to pick a developer before the end of the year.
Arts & Culture , Historic Preservation , Redevelopment  
Ann Arbor  
Ann Arbor to consider approving Maple Cove mixed-use project on city's northwest side
Source: Concentrate, 8/6/2008
More urban-centric development could be coming to points in Ann Arbor outside of downtown soon. The developers of Maple Cove want to build three mixed-use buildings on the city's northwest side.
Redevelopment  
Ann Arbor  
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