Weinstein Co. confirms “Youth In Revolt” will shoot in Ann Arbor
Youth in Revolt is coming to Ann Arbor. No, not the normal deluge of new students in the fall, but the new Hollywood movie staring that skinny guy from "Superbad" and "Juno."
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Huron River crocodile sighting raises eyebrows in Ypsilanti
Is it real or a practical joke? A supposed crocodile sighting Ypsilanti on April 1 had a lot of local residents asking just that question.
Local politico says improved mass transit vital to region’s future
Local state Rep. Pam Byrnes is making the case for improving mass transit in southeast Michigan, calling doing so "vital" to the region's future.
AP recognizes Ann Arbor as leader in LED street light implementation
The national spotlight is shining on Ann Arbor as the Associated Press recognizes the college town as a leader in implementing LED light technology in its streetlights.
Ann Arbor environmental educator is a national trailblazer
It may not be easy being green, but one Ann Arborite is making a name for herself teaching it. The local woman has become known as a national trailblazer for environmentally conscious education.
Mysterious tags show up on Tree Town’s biggest symbols
Little steel disks are finding their way onto some of Ann Arbor's trees. City officials don't know who is putting them there or why, leaving some to speculate its some sort of artistic statement.
Ann Arbor named to 100 best places to live and launch a new business
Ann Arbor is racking up the rankings for best places. The college town has been named one of the greenest and most walkable cities in America. Now it can add one of the best places to live and launch a new business to its resume, according to CNN.
Stucchi’s Ice Cream to stay in Saline says new owner
Sweet tooths throughout Washtenaw County, stop worrying. Saline-based Stucchi's Ice Cream is staying put after a transfer of ownership. In fact the beloved ice cream brand is looking to expand both in and out of the state.
U-M study shows not as many kids walk or bike to school
Walking or riding a bike to school may become a thing of the past. A new study shows that fewer than one third of kids who lived within a mile of a school biked or walked there in 2002. About 90 percent did in 1969.
Chrysler takes big step toward erecting wind turbines near Chelsea
Twirling wind turbine blades are getting closer to becoming a realty near Chelsea. Local officials are trying to put up a wind turbine test tower at the Chrysler Proving Grounds in Sylvan Township (near Chelsea).
Huron River crocodile sighting raises eyebrows in Ypsilanti
Is it real or a practical joke? A supposed crocodile sighting Ypsilanti on April 1 had a lot of local residents asking just that question.
Local politico says improved mass transit vital to region’s future
Local state Rep. Pam Byrnes is making the case for improving mass transit in southeast Michigan, calling doing so "vital" to the region's future.
AP recognizes Ann Arbor as leader in LED street light implementation
The national spotlight is shining on Ann Arbor as the Associated Press recognizes the college town as a leader in implementing LED light technology in its streetlights.
Ann Arbor environmental educator is a national trailblazer
It may not be easy being green, but one Ann Arborite is making a name for herself teaching it. The local woman has become known as a national trailblazer for environmentally conscious education.
Mysterious tags show up on Tree Town’s biggest symbols
Little steel disks are finding their way onto some of Ann Arbor's trees. City officials don't know who is putting them there or why, leaving some to speculate its some sort of artistic statement.
Ann Arbor named to 100 best places to live and launch a new business
Ann Arbor is racking up the rankings for best places. The college town has been named one of the greenest and most walkable cities in America. Now it can add one of the best places to live and launch a new business to its resume, according to CNN.
Stucchi’s Ice Cream to stay in Saline says new owner
Sweet tooths throughout Washtenaw County, stop worrying. Saline-based Stucchi's Ice Cream is staying put after a transfer of ownership. In fact the beloved ice cream brand is looking to expand both in and out of the state.
U-M study shows not as many kids walk or bike to school
Walking or riding a bike to school may become a thing of the past. A new study shows that fewer than one third of kids who lived within a mile of a school biked or walked there in 2002. About 90 percent did in 1969.
Chrysler takes big step toward erecting wind turbines near Chelsea
Twirling wind turbine blades are getting closer to becoming a realty near Chelsea. Local officials are trying to put up a wind turbine test tower at the Chrysler Proving Grounds in Sylvan Township (near Chelsea).
