New affordable senior housing development in Ypsi seeks to “cultivate a whole new community”
The Residences at Huron, an affordable senior housing development, recently opened at 945 W. Clark Rd. in Ypsilanti.
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Ann Arbor pickleball facility wins statewide energy efficiency award
The award honors Wolverine Pickleball CEO and co-founder Christie Howden for making environmentally conscious choices during the building of her 39,000-square-foot pickleball facility.
Self-driving truck company opens $5.6 million Ann Arbor Twp. facility, creating 500 local jobs
TORC Robotics, an independent subsidiary of Daimler Truck AG and a leader in autonomous truck technology, has announced the opening of a new facility in Ann Arbor Township.
Ann Arbor’s Library Lane could see new library, housing under proposal from city and library
A new vision for the long-debated site will go before voters this August.
Suicide prevention nonprofit receives county millage funds as it builds Superior Township campus
Ann Arbor-based suicide prevention nonprofit Garrett’s Space has been selected to receive $373,306 from the Washtenaw County Community Mental Health and Public Safety Preservation Millage.
Chelsea Main Street Park project moves forward with $1 million state grant
A Main Street park in the city of Chelsea is one step closer to reality with a grant of $1,012,500 from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund board.
Local company hopes to “preserve the spirit” of downtown Ypsi with Michigan Ave. acquisition
Ypsilanti-based residential real estate company Yarrow hopes to uplift local business in downtown Ypsilanti with its recent purchase of 114 W. Michigan Ave.
Transit and pedestrian improvements in Ann Arbor receive $400,000 in state grants
The state of Michigan has awarded a total of $400,000 in grants to support transit- and pedestrian-oriented improvements on Fourth Avenue in Ann Arbor near Blake Transit Center.
Washtenaw County secures funding for recreation center serving Ypsilanti area
The state of Michigan recently awarded the county a $15 million grant towards development of a new rec center, which will be supplemented by $10 million in additional funds.
A “living lab of what our future looks like”: Ann Arbor opens second resilience hub
Ann Arbor city officials and community members gathered on June 9 for the opening of the city’s second resilience hub, located at Bryant Community Center.
Ann Arbor pickleball facility wins statewide energy efficiency award
The award honors Wolverine Pickleball CEO and co-founder Christie Howden for making environmentally conscious choices during the building of her 39,000-square-foot pickleball facility.
Self-driving truck company opens $5.6 million Ann Arbor Twp. facility, creating 500 local jobs
TORC Robotics, an independent subsidiary of Daimler Truck AG and a leader in autonomous truck technology, has announced the opening of a new facility in Ann Arbor Township.
Ann Arbor’s Library Lane could see new library, housing under proposal from city and library
A new vision for the long-debated site will go before voters this August.
Suicide prevention nonprofit receives county millage funds as it builds Superior Township campus
Ann Arbor-based suicide prevention nonprofit Garrett’s Space has been selected to receive $373,306 from the Washtenaw County Community Mental Health and Public Safety Preservation Millage.
Chelsea Main Street Park project moves forward with $1 million state grant
A Main Street park in the city of Chelsea is one step closer to reality with a grant of $1,012,500 from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund board.
Local company hopes to “preserve the spirit” of downtown Ypsi with Michigan Ave. acquisition
Ypsilanti-based residential real estate company Yarrow hopes to uplift local business in downtown Ypsilanti with its recent purchase of 114 W. Michigan Ave.
Transit and pedestrian improvements in Ann Arbor receive $400,000 in state grants
The state of Michigan has awarded a total of $400,000 in grants to support transit- and pedestrian-oriented improvements on Fourth Avenue in Ann Arbor near Blake Transit Center.
Washtenaw County secures funding for recreation center serving Ypsilanti area
The state of Michigan recently awarded the county a $15 million grant towards development of a new rec center, which will be supplemented by $10 million in additional funds.
A “living lab of what our future looks like”: Ann Arbor opens second resilience hub
Ann Arbor city officials and community members gathered on June 9 for the opening of the city’s second resilience hub, located at Bryant Community Center.
