Ann Arbor nonprofit to launch community resource center in Ypsi Township
Peace Neighborhood Center will renovate a former church to create the HUB Center, serving Ypsilanti Township's Sugarbrook and Gault Village neighborhoods.
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Ann Arbor’s State Street reopens with curbless design
The project is the first phase of a major street renovation designed to improve safety, accessibility, and business flexibility.
Beyond borders: B2B Trail expands to Wayne County
A new 1.25-mile section of trail will connect the easternmost terminus of the B2B to the Van Buren Park trail system in Wayne County.
Ann Arbor launches two-year project to rehabilitate water treatment plant
The project aims to address the 84-year-old plant's aging infrastructure and respond to new water contaminants that have arisen in the community.
New Border to Border Trail segment breaks ground in Scio Township
A new segment of the Border to Border has broken ground, connecting Delhi Metropark to Zeeb Road in Scio Township.
WCC reopens Morris Lawrence Building after $13.5 million renovation
The renovation includes a variety of infrastructure improvements, including new flooring, lighting, and a more eco-friendly energy system.
Planned Title IX Plaza in Dexter will spotlight stories of local women in sports
Organizers are seeking inspiring stories of local women in sports to feature in the planned plaza at Dexter-Huron Metropark in Dexter.
Community forum uplifts Black history of planned affordable housing development site in Ann Arbor
Located in what is now commonly known as Kerrytown, the site at Fourth Avenue and Catherine was once a part of Ann Arbor’s historically Black neighborhood, then known as the West Side.
New Ypsilanti program offers $2,000 rebates on solar panel installations
The Grace Sweeney Solar Rebate Program was unanimously passed by Ypsilanti City Council on May 24, providing 40 rebates of $2,000 each to city residents interested in adding solar panels to their houses.
Fully rebuilt Ann Arbor school welcomes public back with open house
Washtenaw County’s school for students with severe and multiple disabilities welcomed community members to its first open house on May 19, following two years of construction and renovation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ann Arbor’s State Street reopens with curbless design
The project is the first phase of a major street renovation designed to improve safety, accessibility, and business flexibility.
Beyond borders: B2B Trail expands to Wayne County
A new 1.25-mile section of trail will connect the easternmost terminus of the B2B to the Van Buren Park trail system in Wayne County.
Ann Arbor launches two-year project to rehabilitate water treatment plant
The project aims to address the 84-year-old plant's aging infrastructure and respond to new water contaminants that have arisen in the community.
New Border to Border Trail segment breaks ground in Scio Township
A new segment of the Border to Border has broken ground, connecting Delhi Metropark to Zeeb Road in Scio Township.
WCC reopens Morris Lawrence Building after $13.5 million renovation
The renovation includes a variety of infrastructure improvements, including new flooring, lighting, and a more eco-friendly energy system.
Planned Title IX Plaza in Dexter will spotlight stories of local women in sports
Organizers are seeking inspiring stories of local women in sports to feature in the planned plaza at Dexter-Huron Metropark in Dexter.
Community forum uplifts Black history of planned affordable housing development site in Ann Arbor
Located in what is now commonly known as Kerrytown, the site at Fourth Avenue and Catherine was once a part of Ann Arbor’s historically Black neighborhood, then known as the West Side.
New Ypsilanti program offers $2,000 rebates on solar panel installations
The Grace Sweeney Solar Rebate Program was unanimously passed by Ypsilanti City Council on May 24, providing 40 rebates of $2,000 each to city residents interested in adding solar panels to their houses.
Fully rebuilt Ann Arbor school welcomes public back with open house
Washtenaw County’s school for students with severe and multiple disabilities welcomed community members to its first open house on May 19, following two years of construction and renovation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
