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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.
University of Michigan researcher says fossil shatters previous theories about human migration
We might not know where we come from but a University of Michigan researcher has better idea than most. His recent discovery could shake up the conventional wisdom about the migration of early man.
Small Business Q & A: Scoot Around Town and Vintage Performance
As more and more new businesses are opening in Ypsilanti, local entrepreneur has a few choice words of advice for them.
Who is Jack Jester-Weinstein? The Saline student who aced the ACT
The smartest person in Saline just might be one of the small town's high school students. Jack Jester-Weinstein has a number of academic accomplishments, such as acing the ACTs, and a notorious fashion statement or two.
Chelsea considers ban on plastic bags
Plastic bags be gone. That's what Chelsea's leaders are considering saying as some of them push for a ban of the bags used in grocery and convenience stores in the small city.
Ambitions for bond money go beyond high-speed computers at Dexter Schools
Dexter Schools is looking to take its schools into the 21st Century quickly by revamping its schools into high-tech learning center with a $47.9 million bond renewal.
University of Michigan increases focus on alternative energy research
The University of Michigan is going green in more ways than one. Not only is the school trying to make its facilities more environmentally friendly it's also expanding its research more and more into alternative energy.
Women’s business networking event will focus on growing companies
It will be all about the lack of a Y chromosome at this year's Women's Exchange of Washtenaw. The women-succeeding-in-business themed event is set to kick off today.
Ride a bike, take a hike: Ann Arbor encourages locals to curb their cars
Ann Arbor is pushing it residents to leave their cars in their garages as the city promotes Curb Your Car Month in May.
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.
University of Michigan researcher says fossil shatters previous theories about human migration
We might not know where we come from but a University of Michigan researcher has better idea than most. His recent discovery could shake up the conventional wisdom about the migration of early man.
Small Business Q & A: Scoot Around Town and Vintage Performance
As more and more new businesses are opening in Ypsilanti, local entrepreneur has a few choice words of advice for them.
Who is Jack Jester-Weinstein? The Saline student who aced the ACT
The smartest person in Saline just might be one of the small town's high school students. Jack Jester-Weinstein has a number of academic accomplishments, such as acing the ACTs, and a notorious fashion statement or two.
Chelsea considers ban on plastic bags
Plastic bags be gone. That's what Chelsea's leaders are considering saying as some of them push for a ban of the bags used in grocery and convenience stores in the small city.
Ambitions for bond money go beyond high-speed computers at Dexter Schools
Dexter Schools is looking to take its schools into the 21st Century quickly by revamping its schools into high-tech learning center with a $47.9 million bond renewal.
University of Michigan increases focus on alternative energy research
The University of Michigan is going green in more ways than one. Not only is the school trying to make its facilities more environmentally friendly it's also expanding its research more and more into alternative energy.
Women’s business networking event will focus on growing companies
It will be all about the lack of a Y chromosome at this year's Women's Exchange of Washtenaw. The women-succeeding-in-business themed event is set to kick off today.
Ride a bike, take a hike: Ann Arbor encourages locals to curb their cars
Ann Arbor is pushing it residents to leave their cars in their garages as the city promotes Curb Your Car Month in May.
