New group aims to unify local efforts on affordable housing
The group's recent inaugural meeting was attended by representatives of roughly 30 organizations and constituencies with an investment in affordable housing.
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Private-public partnerships accelerate completion of county’s Border-to-Border Trail
The dream of being able to hike or bicycle across Washtenaw County, and even beyond to Jackson and Wayne counties, is closer than ever.
Owners of Ann Arbor’s Vault of Midnight comic store to buy building as landlords retire
The three co-owners of Ann Arbor's 22-year-old comic book shop, Vault of Midnight, will also own the building at 219 S. Main in November.
Here’s how you can give input on the layout and location of Ypsi’s new skatepark
The Ypsilanti area will get a new skatepark, thanks to a $250,000 grant. But the specific plan for the park's layout and location are still to be decided.
Zoller USA makes major high-tech expansion in Ann Arbor
A spokesperson says nearly tripling Zoller's Ann Arbor space was a "no-brainer" for the manufacturing hardware and software company.
Chelsea Alehouse to move to downtown Chelsea, expand brewpub offerings
The brewery is changing its business model to emphasize new beers, new food, and new events.
5 surprising takeaways from Swisher Commercial’s annual report on Ann Arbor real estate vacancies
Believe it or not, vacancies downtown actually grew last year.
Blake Transit Center receives LEED Gold certification
Opened in March 2014, the 12,000-square-foot, $8 million center features locally sourced build materials, as well as energy-saving lighting, heating and cooling, water, and snow-removal systems.
New hike-bike path to connect Matthaei botanical gardens to B2B trail
The project, which seeks to eliminate a "harrowing" experience for cyclists on Dixboro Road, is targeting a fall completion date.
Ann Arbor-to-Traverse rail feasibility study moves forward with funding
An advocacy group based in Traverse City is leading an initiative to bring back regular passenger train service between southeast and northwest Michigan, with a goal of having it operational by 2025.
Private-public partnerships accelerate completion of county’s Border-to-Border Trail
The dream of being able to hike or bicycle across Washtenaw County, and even beyond to Jackson and Wayne counties, is closer than ever.
Owners of Ann Arbor’s Vault of Midnight comic store to buy building as landlords retire
The three co-owners of Ann Arbor's 22-year-old comic book shop, Vault of Midnight, will also own the building at 219 S. Main in November.
Here’s how you can give input on the layout and location of Ypsi’s new skatepark
The Ypsilanti area will get a new skatepark, thanks to a $250,000 grant. But the specific plan for the park's layout and location are still to be decided.
Zoller USA makes major high-tech expansion in Ann Arbor
A spokesperson says nearly tripling Zoller's Ann Arbor space was a "no-brainer" for the manufacturing hardware and software company.
Chelsea Alehouse to move to downtown Chelsea, expand brewpub offerings
The brewery is changing its business model to emphasize new beers, new food, and new events.
5 surprising takeaways from Swisher Commercial’s annual report on Ann Arbor real estate vacancies
Believe it or not, vacancies downtown actually grew last year.
Blake Transit Center receives LEED Gold certification
Opened in March 2014, the 12,000-square-foot, $8 million center features locally sourced build materials, as well as energy-saving lighting, heating and cooling, water, and snow-removal systems.
New hike-bike path to connect Matthaei botanical gardens to B2B trail
The project, which seeks to eliminate a "harrowing" experience for cyclists on Dixboro Road, is targeting a fall completion date.
Ann Arbor-to-Traverse rail feasibility study moves forward with funding
An advocacy group based in Traverse City is leading an initiative to bring back regular passenger train service between southeast and northwest Michigan, with a goal of having it operational by 2025.
