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What’s that? Downtown Ann Arbor nightclub gets new sign

ANN ARBOR, MI — A nightclub in Ann Arbor just got a whole new look. The multi-level nightclub and event space Necto, 516 E. Liberty St., erected a new sign outside its venue Oct. 1, owner Scot Greig confirmed. The bright orange sign has the venue name in bold,...
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Michigan’s juvenile incarceration costs soar as population, facilities plummet

The cost of caring for juveniles behind bars or awaiting court dates is surging in several Michigan counties, and officials attribute this to the complicated and expensive care for this challenging population. Oakland County’s costs for juvenile care has doubled since 2023. Wayne and Macomb county officials say...
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Man accused in Kroger stabbing not charged in killing, faces weapons charge

A man accused in a deadly stabbing inside a Southgate Kroger this week will not be charged with the killing because prosecutors say he acted in self-defense.
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Theatre Nova’s “Dry Summer” Showcases Ann Arbor’s Spirit

From Oct. 10 through Nov. 2, Theatre Nova, an Ann Arbor-based theatre that often centers Michigan performers and writers, will put on “Dry Summer” written by local playwright Robert Axelrod. The play’s setting is Ann Arbor, referencing local staples, including Roos Roast Coffee, Necto and other well-known Ann...
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Cities with the most expensive homes in the Ann Arbor metro area

Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers. The typical home value in the...
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Your guide to Halloween 2025 events in and around Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ready your costumes, candy buckets and pumpkin-carving supplies for Ann Arbor’s Halloween celebrations. You can collect sweets on the Huron River, listen live to a rendition of “Thriller,” taste heirloom apples or conduct spooky science experiments, among many other activities in October.
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Pittsfield Township Tries Out Tire-Mixed Asphalt in Michigan Road Project

Workers in Washtenaw County have paved a section of Ellsworth Road with a mix of asphalt and shredded tires. This marks the first test of this mix in the county. The project turned over 7,000 old tires into road surface between Platt and Carpenter Roads. The test splits into two...
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City of Chelsea: Job Posting

The City of Chelsea is looking for a Utilities Director to join our executive team and make a meaningful impact on our community. This position offers an annual salary range of $120,000 – $150,000 along with a comprehensive benefits package. The Utilities Director will be responsible for the administration,...
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University of Michigan survey says Americans are uneasy about economy

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A University of Michigan survey shows Americans are still worried about the economy, with confidence levels holding steady in October but remaining well below last year’s numbers. The Consumer Sentiment Index stayed around 55, showing little change from September. Researchers said people who own...
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Saline voters to decide whether to renew street millage, amend city charter

SALINE, MI — Voters in Saline will decide Nov. 4 whether to renew a street millage and approve two ballot proposals for city charter amendments. If approved by city voters, a previously approved millage for improving streets, sidewalks, bicycle paths, traffic signals and other related work would continue. The...

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