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A local developer, an FBI inquiry and money in Ann Arbor politics
On July 16, 2020, at her home in Ann Arbor, former City Councilmember Elizabeth Nelson, D-Ward 4, had an unexpected phone call. On...
Ann Arbor community protests potential USPS privatization
About 150 United States Postal Service workers and community members gathered at the East Liberty Street post office Sunday afternoon to protest the...
Ann Arbor art store 16 Hands to close after 50 years
After 50 years of business, Ann Arbor art gallery and store 16 Hands will permanently close its doors April 19th, 2025. Founded in...
BO’s Bagels brings NYC-style bagels to Ann Arbor
Among the new apartments on South University Avenue, BO’s Bagels is set to open in Ann Arbor by mid-March, below Vic Village South....
Ann Arbor City Council approves new chapter for sustainable energy unit and amends development plans for affordable housing projects
Ann Arbor City Council met at Larcom City Hall Monday evening to discuss amendments and additions to the Ann Arbor Code of Ordinances...
