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.
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Chelsea school board ponders laptops for more grades
A chicken in every pot and a laptop with every middle school student. That's what Chelsea school officials are looking to promise the school district's students.
Google’s Book Search forges on, page by page
Google is taking it one page at a time as its book digitization project moves forward at the University of Michigan.
Is Ann Arbor going Hollywood? Moviemakers take renewed interest in filming here
Making movies in Tree Town looks like it will be a regular occurrence now that Hollywood is apparently taking a keen interest in Ann Arbor as a shooting location.
Residents move into downtown Ann Arbor’s Ashley Terrace
The first residents are moving into downtown Ann Arbor's newly opened Ashley Terrace. The condo tower on the edge of downtown is expected to begin filling up in earnest this spring as construction begins to wraps up.
The Ugly Mug coffeehouse in Ypsilanti goes smoke free
Chalk up another Michigan business asking smokers to butt out of its space. The Ugly Mug coffee shop in Ypsilanti is the latest eating establishment to join the growing ranks of businesses banning smoking.
Going green in Ann Arbor: cheaper and more comfortable
An Ann Arbor couple are proving that a green lifestyle equals more greenbacks. The pair's Old West side home is so environmentally friendly it only costs them a few hundred dollars to heat and cool it each year.
EMU narrows presidential search to 4 candidates
It's down to the final four contestants in the EMU presidency game. The university's short list includes everyone from the former head of the Detroit Public Schools to state's superintendent of public education.
Ann Arbor’s byways and lanes lead to hidden gems
People may come to Washtenaw County for events based in Ann Arbor, but the outside area offers so much more than what can be had on football Saturdays and art fair.
Chelsea school board ponders laptops for more grades
A chicken in every pot and a laptop with every middle school student. That's what Chelsea school officials are looking to promise the school district's students.
Google’s Book Search forges on, page by page
Google is taking it one page at a time as its book digitization project moves forward at the University of Michigan.
Is Ann Arbor going Hollywood? Moviemakers take renewed interest in filming here
Making movies in Tree Town looks like it will be a regular occurrence now that Hollywood is apparently taking a keen interest in Ann Arbor as a shooting location.
Residents move into downtown Ann Arbor’s Ashley Terrace
The first residents are moving into downtown Ann Arbor's newly opened Ashley Terrace. The condo tower on the edge of downtown is expected to begin filling up in earnest this spring as construction begins to wraps up.
The Ugly Mug coffeehouse in Ypsilanti goes smoke free
Chalk up another Michigan business asking smokers to butt out of its space. The Ugly Mug coffee shop in Ypsilanti is the latest eating establishment to join the growing ranks of businesses banning smoking.
Going green in Ann Arbor: cheaper and more comfortable
An Ann Arbor couple are proving that a green lifestyle equals more greenbacks. The pair's Old West side home is so environmentally friendly it only costs them a few hundred dollars to heat and cool it each year.
EMU narrows presidential search to 4 candidates
It's down to the final four contestants in the EMU presidency game. The university's short list includes everyone from the former head of the Detroit Public Schools to state's superintendent of public education.
Ann Arbor’s byways and lanes lead to hidden gems
People may come to Washtenaw County for events based in Ann Arbor, but the outside area offers so much more than what can be had on football Saturdays and art fair.
