Saline Township Selects Retired Sergeant for Zoning Role
After months of searching for someone to handle zoning and code enforcement, Saline Township has turned to a familiar face. The Township Board on Aug. 12 approved bringing Chris Boulter, a retired Saline Police Department sergeant, on as the township’s zoning administrator and code enforcement officer. Supervisor Tom H
University of Michigan students may be temporarily relocated due to dorm construction delays
ANN ARBOR, MI — University of Michigan students assigned to a portion of a new residence hall may be temporarily housed elsewhere because construction might not finish in time. Construction of Wolverine Village on East Hoover Avenue is in its final stages, with Building 4 the last to be...
Plymouth Township Slashes Daycare Play Space Rules as Board Turmoil Deepens
Plymouth Township trustees voted 5-2 to slash outdoor play space requirements for child care centers, hoping to lure more daycares to commercial strips like Ann Arbor Road amid a punishing regional shortage of licensed child care. The zoning change replaces a requirement of 500 square feet of outdoor play area per chil
Ohio man critically injured crashing into tree
MONROE COUNTY, MI – A Toledo Ohio man was critically injured early Saturday morning when he crashed his truck into a tree in Whiteford Township. Rescue crews were called at 2:59 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, to Whiteford Road, north of Whiteford Center Road for a report of a single vehicle crash, according to the Monroe Coun
Ypsilanti Food Fest returns Saturday, Aug. 15
Ypsilanti’s Growing Hope Food Fest is returning with an expanded lineup of family activities, free programming and opportunities for residents to support local food entrepreneurs. The Food Fest will take place at the University Bank Commerce Center at 301 W. Michigan Avenue in Ypsilanti Saturday, Aug. 15. The festival
University of Michigan alumni Sklar Brothers to host Kirk Gibson Foundation Parkinson’s 2 Gala...
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Kirk Gibson Foundation has announced the 2027 Everybody vs. Parkinson’s 2 Gala, an evening to raise funds and awareness in the fight against Parkinson’s disease. The gala is scheduled for Saturday, April 10, 2027, from 5 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at Saint...
Your Washtenaw County road work scheduled for week of Aug. 17
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI - Drivers across the county should expect traffic disruptions during the week of Aug. 17-23 as multiple road projects continue, according to the Washtenaw County Road Commission. Several major road closures will be in effect during the week and more. All schedules are subject to change due...
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A Cozy Michigan Fiber-Craft Retreat Awaits At This Ann Arbor Yarn Shop
Handmade things feel more meaningful when the place behind them invites people to slow down. In Ann Arbor’s Kerrytown area, Spun offers far more than shelves of yarn, giving knitters, crocheters, weavers, and curious beginners a warm, welcoming space to learn, browse, ask questions, and feel inspired. The shop’s...
Victim’s sister says police have ‘very viable’ lead in 50-year-old unsolved slaying of Michigan...
For 50 years, 94-year-old Patricia Fitzgerald has lived with the memory of that day in February 1976 when she found her baby brother, Peter Kensler, lying dead in the snow, shot in the face. Police never arrested anyone in the killing of the secretive 36-year-old estate attorney, and Fitzgerald has...

















