Video Ann Arbor’s 24-Hour Downtown
an Ann Arbor become Michigan’s frontline in the battle to end its brain drain? With its downtown slowly evolving into a dynamic place to live, work and play, people like XX-year old Googler Brian Tschoepe are finding more and more reasons to stay.
When Google Ad Words breezed into Ann Arbor it was with the promise of attracting and keeping young high tech talent in Michigan. The Web 2.0 company saw the city’s downtown as a terrific place for its workers to both live and play in.
While The Deuce may be currently going through some growing pains, its mission to establish a round-the-clock downtown seems to appeal to some of the city’s newer residents. Click on the YouTube video to meet Brian Tschoepe, who transplanted from Austin, Texas to become one of Ann Arbor’s more enthusiastic boosters.
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