Ann Arbor MI

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What’s that at Ann Arbor’s Briarwood Mall? Latest look at big redevelopment

A new luxury-branded apartment complex is nearing completion alongside a new Harvest Market grocery store with a farmhouse restaurant.
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Michigan Workers Spot A Strange Lump Near A Funeral Home And Stop Cold

Animals often end up lost, injured, or separated from the environments they know. Many suffer in silence without immediate help, and without a compassionate person stepping in, some may never reach safety. A situation like this unfolded in Michigan when employees at a local funeral home noticed something out of...
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Deal for 35-home development on tree-filled site gets Ann Arbor’s OK

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor officials have OK’d a deal for a 35-home development on a tree-filled site that’s been the subject of debate and legal dispute for years. City Council voted unanimously Monday night, Jan. 5, to approve the development agreement for the project known as The Enclave of Ann Arbor at 2857...
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Top Things to do with KIDS in Metro Detroit this Week (January 5 –...

Looking for fresh ideas to get the kids out of the house this week? We’ve got you covered. From FREE family fun and everyday outings to can’t-miss special events, we’ve rounded up the best things happening around Metro Detroit—so you can spend less time searching and more time making memories. Here are our top picks...
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Michigan opens the door for James Franklin to pluck a 4-star recruit to Virginia...

Virginia Tech and James Franklin are expected to be in the mix for Michigan de-commit Andre Clarke from Richmond.
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Saline City Council to discuss purchase of Davenport House – Curtiss Mansion this evening

Just prior to the new Saline City Council getting to work tonight, it will hear options regarding the Davenport House - Curtiss Mansion. An assessment shows it to be in great shape. Its roof could use some work, but the overall structure of the dwelling is sound. The Council will...
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Data centers, revitalizing downtowns: Developments outside Ann Arbor to watch in 2026

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI — Big redevelopment efforts, controversial data center projects and plans for public spaces in Washtenaw County communities outside of Ann Arbor are among developments to track in 2026. Here is a non-exhaustive look at more than a dozen projects to keep an eye on in the...
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Westland woman accused in fatal hit-and-run incident

A 37-year-old Westland woman is accused of running down a 61-year-old pedestrian and driving away early Thursday, leaving the man lying in the street with injuries he later died from. Officers were dispatched at about 4 a.m. to Grand Traverse and Belding Ct., where they found the victim lying in...
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Ann Arbor looking at new 30-unit housing development

What will be done with an Ann Arbor parcel that’s been the subject of years of legal disputes is near a resolution. There have been a number of proposals for the eight-acre site at 2857 Packard Street near Cobblestone Farm. The latest plan is for 30 residential units. City...
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$18,000 OK’d for removal of Ann Arbor neighborhood crime watch signs

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor is digging into its cash reserves to take down hundreds of neighborhood watch signs. City Council followed up its recent decision to get rid of the signs by voting unanimously Monday night, Jan. 5, to pull $18,000 from the city’s general fund balance for the effort.

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