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Woman found stumbling, severely injured in apartment complex near Ypsilanti

YPSILANTI TWP., MI - Police are investigating after a woman was found severely injured outside an Ypsilanti Township apartment complex. Police responded in the early hours of Thursday, Dec. 4 to the 1400 block of Chestnut Drive for a report of a person struggling to stand near the apartment complex, said Cmdr. Eugene...
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Cinema Chat: A ‘Celebration of Life’ tribute to Michigan Theater organist Andrew Rogers

Tonight at 7 PM at the Michigan – FREE and open to the public. Gather with us for a special tribute to our Head Organist, and dear friend, Andrew Rogers. The evening will feature performances and remembrances from our organist staff and Michigan Theater family, and a presentation of the remarkable work that made...
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New flu strain could evade immunity provided by 2025-26 vaccine

A new influenza strain has made its way into Washtenaw County and could evade immunity provided by this year’s flu vaccines. The Washtenaw County Health Department is predicting more cases of influenza this winter. This is because a flu strain called H3N2 has emerged in recent weeks, well after the 2025-26 flu...
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Scio Township is taking a Look at the Wagner/Dexter-Ann Arbor Intersection

Scio Township wants to study the possibility of putting in some pedestrian safety improvements at the Dexter-Ann Arbor Road and North Wagner Road intersection. To get this started, the township board has moved forward with a $25,000 contract with OHM Advisors. The contract was approved at the board’s last meeting in...
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Ann Arbor dance event raises over $30K for University of Michigan children’s hospital

ANN ARBOR, MI — The University of Michigan children’s hospital will benefit from thousands of dollars in additional funds this year, thanks to a dance organization in Ann Arbor. Dance Marathon at the University of Michigan raised $34,494 on Giving Tuesday, Dec. 2, to support a new certified...
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Workforce housing from Community Land Trust coming to Ann Arbor

The Ann Arbor Community Land Trust is a step closer to starting work on its first housing project. "Townie Homes" consists of ten parcels scattered around Ann Arbor. It includes 26 single family and accessory dwelling units of two and three bedrooms. It’s a big move for the Community Land...
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Ypsilanti residents to see more nighttime stars with new dark sky ordinance

Ypsilanti is beginning the process of transitioning to dark sky compliant lighting around the city with its new ordinance. New lights installed in Ypsilanti will have a maximum temperature of 3000 Kelvin and covers to make them downward-facing. Joshua Burns is the City of Ypsilanti’s Planner. He says the dark...
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Longing for Ann Arbor: A Tale of Departure and Desire to Return

A former resident of Ann Arbor recently expressed their longing for the city on social media. The individual, who moved away during the summer, reminisced about the parks, the people, and everything else that the city has to offer. The former resident expressed a desire to return to Ann Arbor one day, ideally after...
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‘1969: Killers, Freaks, and Radicals’ Explores a Series of Ann Arbor Murders & How...

Between 1967 and 1969, the bodies of six young women were discovered in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, most of them raped and mutilated. Their deaths — and the subsequent police investigation — are the subject of a new documentary by Ferndale director Andrew Templeton, 1969: Killers, Freaks, and Radicals, which makes its...
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Ann Arbor City Council discusses affordable housing projects, loosens vegetation regulation

The Ann Arbor City Council met in Larcom City Hall Monday evening to pass plans to increase affordable housing, lessen regulation of vegetation and provide more information on the Arbor South development project. The meeting began with an update on the Independent Community Police Oversight Commission, which aims to...

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