Ann Arbor MI

TO: ALL RECORD OWNERS OF, AND PARTIES IN INTEREST IN, LAND IN THE PROPOSED SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT DESCRIBED HEREIN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Township Board of the Township of Lyndon, Washtenaw County, Michigan (“Township”), intends to make certain improvements for the eradication or control of aquatic weeds

GARDEN CITY, Mich. (FOX 2) - 17,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and explosives were seized and officials say it possibly prevented a disaster. Investigators with the state licensing agency, LARA, and the State Fire Marshal made the discovery. A call was made to the Detroit Bomb Squad and Garden City police and fire to

The director of the annual Livonia Spree said added security, capacity limits and new entrance fees charged this year on the festival's final day are necessary to limit crowds for safety reasons. The Police Department is also taking precautions against a threatened teen takeover, while festival organizers imposed new r

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - University of Michigan Health-Sparrow has received its largest gift ever. The health system announced Thursday the gift from the Alton L. and Janice M. Granger Charitable Gift Fund will help finance the construction, renovation and operation of what will be known as the Janice M. Granger Beha

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (WLUC) - The University of Michigan is getting the word out regarding the dangers of the new trend known as “Looksmaxxing”. Looksmaxxing is a trend that advocates extreme measures to try and create a standard beauty ideal for yourself. An example U of M warned about was taking a hammer to your jaw to c

Saline is poised to expand its social district to the north side of downtown. City Manager Dan Swallow explained the change at Monday's city council meeting. Swallow said the state's liquor control commission reviewed its guidelines for establishing soical districts and decided to ease guidelines. "The one concern was

ANN ARBOR, MI — University of Michigan Regent Jordan Acker apologized to university officials for his previous comments. “I’m sorry to my colleagues on this board, I’m sorry to our students, our faculty, our staff, alumni and everyone who cares deeply about this university,” Acker said at the Thursday, June 25 Board of

You order a sandwich the size of your forearm and immediately realize lunch is not a quick stop anymore. That is the reality at this Michigan deli, a food-lover landmark where overstuffed sandwiches turn a simple meal into a full detour. The pastrami is hand-sliced, piled high, and tucked into...

The corporate entity of Sparrow Health System soon be absorbed into University of Michigan Health.

Two projects supported by the Scrap Tire Program at the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) have been recognized with awards. “Michigan’s Scrap Tire Program’s strengths are our partnerships, and it’s gratifying to see that others are noticing,” says Kirsten Clemens, EGLE’s scrap tire coor