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Manchester Farm specializes in grass-fed meat, responsible farming
Old Pine Farm in Manchester takes a different approach to farming: the pay attention to their animals.
Barnes & Noble gives Borders the once over
Barnes & Noble may be shifting its gaze toward Borders whose Ann Arbor headquarters employs roughly 1200.
Michigan Growth Capital Symposium draws investment seekers
Plenty of people are looking for investment opportunities in southeast Michigan, and the recent Michigan Growth Capital Symposium in Ypsilanti was the place to find it last week.
Robotics team builds confidence, engineering skills
Robotics teams are flourishing across Michigan and the Chelsea High School team is no exception as it prepares for regional and national competitions.
Ypsilanti District Library fountain flowing and glowing again
The water is bubbling in downtown Ypsilanti now that the fountain next to the Ypsilanti District Library is working again.
Ann Arbor looks to revamp downtown zoning rules and building designs
City leaders are playing around with the zoning rules for downtown Ann Arbor, and the changes are enough to make local developers stand up and take notice.
Susan Martin discusses her role as Eastern Michigan University’s next president
Eastern Michigan University's new president, Susan Martin, is making the rounds,. introducing herself to the local community. She tells what she thinks is in store for EMU in this interview with The Ann Arbor News.
Chelsea school board OKs laptops for middle school
A laptop for every middle school student in Chelsea is about to become a reality as the local school board authorizes expanding the student laptop program.
Ypsilanti Food Co-op more than just a supermarket
The Ypsilanti Food Co-op bills itself as a different type of place to get the staples of life. So much is evident in this The Ypsilanti Courier story.
Manchester Farm specializes in grass-fed meat, responsible farming
Old Pine Farm in Manchester takes a different approach to farming: the pay attention to their animals.
Barnes & Noble gives Borders the once over
Barnes & Noble may be shifting its gaze toward Borders whose Ann Arbor headquarters employs roughly 1200.
Michigan Growth Capital Symposium draws investment seekers
Plenty of people are looking for investment opportunities in southeast Michigan, and the recent Michigan Growth Capital Symposium in Ypsilanti was the place to find it last week.
Robotics team builds confidence, engineering skills
Robotics teams are flourishing across Michigan and the Chelsea High School team is no exception as it prepares for regional and national competitions.
Ypsilanti District Library fountain flowing and glowing again
The water is bubbling in downtown Ypsilanti now that the fountain next to the Ypsilanti District Library is working again.
Ann Arbor looks to revamp downtown zoning rules and building designs
City leaders are playing around with the zoning rules for downtown Ann Arbor, and the changes are enough to make local developers stand up and take notice.
Susan Martin discusses her role as Eastern Michigan University’s next president
Eastern Michigan University's new president, Susan Martin, is making the rounds,. introducing herself to the local community. She tells what she thinks is in store for EMU in this interview with The Ann Arbor News.
Chelsea school board OKs laptops for middle school
A laptop for every middle school student in Chelsea is about to become a reality as the local school board authorizes expanding the student laptop program.
Ypsilanti Food Co-op more than just a supermarket
The Ypsilanti Food Co-op bills itself as a different type of place to get the staples of life. So much is evident in this The Ypsilanti Courier story.
