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Watch crews dig a 30-foot pit in a downtown Ann Arbor intersection

Crews could be seen excavating a 40-foot-deep hole at the intersection of William and First streets.
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How an Ann Arbor historian’s discovery led to the publication of a Black cook’s...

ANN ARBOR, MI — Local Ann Arbor architectural historian Susan Wineberg discovered Ella Hall’s 20th-century recipes on her landlord’s table in about the 1980s. Hall, a Black cook and landlord in Ann Arbor, collected recipes from loved ones, as well as articles and advertisements, from 1920 to 1939.
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Milan Plans First Citywide Garage Sale

Milan residents may want to start cleaning out their garages. The Milan Area Chamber of Commerce is organizing the city’s first communitywide garage sale Aug. 20-22, giving residents a free way to register their sales and helping shoppers plan their routes. The Milan Citywide Garage Sale will use a...
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Superman world record attempt draws big crowd to festival in Livingston County

HAMBURG TWP., Mich. (News 10) — The Hamburg Family Fun Fest kicked off with a Guinness World Record attempt Friday afternoon at Manly Bennett Park. Organizers at the Livingston County festival attempted to set the record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Superman. To break the current...
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Tecumseh Officials Oppose State Tax Reform

TECUMSEH — At their most recent meeting last Monday, the Tecumseh City Council passed a resolution opposing new State legislation consisting of sweeping property tax reform. Last month, Michigan legislators voted on a bill package eight hours after a committee hearing in which no testimony was allowed. The package,...
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Daniel DeCapua and The Spotlight Home Team Announce 2026 RealTrends Verified Recognition

$500M+ Career Sales | Nearly 2,000 Career Transactions | 2026 RealTrends Verified — Top Teams in the U.S. | RE/MAX Circle of Legends | Wall Street Journal Top Thousand | #2 RE/MAX Team in Michigan | Hour Magazine Detroit Top 1% | 15 Years Experience | Team of 10 Daniel DeCapua and The Spotlight Home […]
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Former WHV correctional officer sentenced after guilty plea, community advocates continue to emphasize incarceration...

Content warning: This article contains mentions of sexual assault. Joshua Lee, former corrections officer at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility, was sentenced to 18 months to 15 years in prison with eligibility for parole eligibility Thursday morning. Lee pled guilty to one count of second-degree criminal sexua
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See aerial footage as roundabout work prompts detours, complaints near Dexter

DEXTER, MI – A major road project in Downtown Dexter will install a roundabout with dedicated turn lanes near the town’s infamous rail underpass, but the ongoing construction work is vexing local business owners. The intersection of Main Street, Chelsea-Dexter Road and Island Lake Road closed May 4...
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Gone Without a Trace: The Country Store of Yesteryear, Brighton

Completely gone, this history-laden, old-time country store in Brighton was a nice throwback - now apartment buildings will soon inhabit the site...
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Michigan Drivers Pay Among the Highest Auto Insurance Rates in the Country and Cannot...

Detroit drivers pay an average of $289 a month for car insurance. That is not a typo. Ann Arbor — 45 miles away, same state, same insurance laws — averages $122 a month. Michigan has been living with this kind of disparity for decades. The state’s auto insurance system, built around a no-fault structure designed to pro

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