Clinton Council Weighs Limited First-Floor Housing in Downtown District
CLINTON — The Clinton Village Council is continuing discussions on a proposal that would allow limited first-floor residential units in the downtown business district. The plan, developed by the village’s planning commission after months of work and input from local merchants, is designed to increase housing options...
Ann Arbor City Council to hold budget planning session
The annual budget process kicks off on Monday Ann Arbor. A City Council workshop will be held tonight with department officials. WEMU’s Kevin Meerschaert has this report. City Administrator Milton Dohoney Jr. says as it stands now, the budget numbers look good. He says they are predicting additional growth in the...
Michigan Medicine sets deadline for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan contract negotiations
The University Insider is The Daily’s first faculty and staff-oriented newsletter. This weekly newsletter will give U-M faculty and staff the ability to see the most important issues on campus and in Ann Arbor — particularly those related to administrative decisions — from the perspective of an independent news...
Michigan DC Makes Expectations Loud and Clear After Surprise Jim Harbaugh Announcement
Jay Hill isn’t waiting for fall camp to set the new standard in Ann Arbor. After a successful stint with BYU, Michigan’s new defensive coordinator is already putting the Big Ten on notice. That starts with making it clear that a post-Harbaugh rebuild isn’t in his vocabulary. “Do we expect to be good in year one?...
Ann Arbor local and state elected officials call for Monroe athletic director to be...
Monroe Public Schools Athletic Director Chet Hesson speaking to Uncloseted Media. Dec. 18, 2025 | Screenshot. Over 30 elected officials and local leaders from the Ann Arbor area sent a letter on Thursday to the Monroe Public Schools Board of Education and Superintendent Andrew Shaw calling for the district’s athletic...
Residents fought to save trees from roadwork. A judge just ruled against them.
SYLVAN TWP., MI — The removal of dozens of trees for roadwork just outside downtown Chelsea will move forward despite pushback and a lawsuit aimed at stopping it. On Monday, March 23, a Washtenaw County judge ruled in favor of the Washtenaw County Road Commission in a lawsuit filed by residents over the planned...
“The Road Home,” featuring our home, Manchester, Michigan
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. On February 13 a film crew from Breyko LLC was set up in the Manchester City Hall lobby to film an interview with our County Commissioner Shannon Beeman for an upcoming documentary called The Road Home. Residents entering to pay their...
City Council unanimously adopts Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2050
Welcome back to A2 Outlook! This week, the Ann Arbor City Council approved the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, which aims to increase housing density throughout the city. The Michigan Daily also reported on the impact of South University Avenue construction on local businesses and Ann Arbor Public Schools’s transition...
Ann Arbor Forges New Path with City-Owned Clean Energy Utility
Roots in Neighborhood Outreach (Image Credits: Flickr) Ann Arbor, Michigan – Residents in this progressive college town have long pushed for faster climate action, but ... Read more The post Ann Arbor Forges New Path with City-Owned Clean Energy Utility appeared first on Climate Cosmos .
A Technology Refresh Coming to Chelsea Schools
The Chelsea School District is expected to devote $194,628 toward new technology purchases. Introduced at the March 9 school board meeting, the Chelsea school board looked at a recommendation made by Ryan Spencer, the district’s Director of Technology, which will see the purchases of new “iPads for South Meadows 3rd...

















