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Michigan Folk School to create educational campus for traditional skills on county property

The organization, which teaches skills like glassmaking and homesteading, mounted a successful crowdfunding campaign late last year to considerably scale up its operations.

One of David Zinn's drawings at Kerrytown Market
10 essential Ann Arborites to follow on social media

From live-Tweeting public board meetings to collegiate sports photos, these local voices are telling the story of Ann Arbor, one post at a time. 

CEO Carl Erickson and Avery Williamson at Atomic Object
Is Ann Arbor’s tech industry welcoming to women?

Local women in the field say there's still lots of room for improvement in a field that has historically been tough for them, but it's getting better.

Patty Brennan and Merilynne Rush of After Death Home Care
How Ann Arbor’s death-positive community is rethinking the way we die

From death doula trainings to "death cafes," a group of Ann Arborites is emphasizing a more natural approach to the end of life.

Alisa Bobzien at home on the west side
The rise of Ann Arbor’s New West Side

With an influx of new businesses and some area stalwarts reinvesting in their longtime home turf, the area just west of Ann Arbor's Old West Side is becoming a destination neighborhood in its own right.

Towner House in Ypsilanti - Washtenaw County's oldest structure on it's original foundation
Preserving our right to preserve: What proposed historic district legislation could mean locally

There is pending legislation in Lansing that could dramatically change the process by which historic districts are created and maintained. Concentrate digs into what it could mean for the future of local preservation.

Annalisa Esposito Bluhm with a Cadillac ELR Engineering Mule for Maven car sharing technology
The future of car technology isn’t in Detroit or Silicon Valley. It’s in Ann Arbor.

Detroit may be the Motor City, but Ann Arbor is becoming ground zero for the industry-disrupting wireless and autonomous innovations that will usher in the next generation of automobiles.

Daphne Watkins
Facebook, data and the battle against institutional racism on campus

When U-M's Dr. Daphne C. Watkins looked into what kind of research was being done on the mental health of young, black men in college she discovered, well, very little. This inspired a social media-based project that seeks to provide support, information and conversation about the issues that affect what Dr. Watkins calls "a minority within a minority."

OST Security Practice Manager Scott Montgomery
Michigan small businesses are at a greater risk of cyber crime than many believe

Small business owners often believe they're simply too small to be at risk for cyber crime. Nothing could be further from the truth. Here's how at risk small businesses are from cyber threats, and what they can do to start protecting themselves and their business. 

Bruce Worden in his studio
The Ann Arbor-Area comics scene, unmasked!

From movies to publishing, graphic novels and the comic books have overtaken popular culture - and Ann Arbor is a significant player. Yet local creators don't quite realize just how many of their comrades in arms are also neighbors.

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