December 29, 2024
It’s happened, or at least you think it has. The tiny coronavirus that’s causing big problems around the world has made it into your home. Someone you live with is sick and you think it’s
[ Read More ]With Michigan’s school-age kids home for the rest of the school year, we would like to provide some fun and educational activities focused on the outdoors and history. We’ve put
[ Read More ]Sophomore Maggie MacNeil of the University of Michigan women’s swimming and diving team was named one of four finalists for the 2020 Honda Sport Award for Swimming and Diving, per an
[ Read More ]The city conducts seasonal fire hydrant inspection and system maintenance each year. The 2020 hydrant is scheduled to resume Tuesday, April 14, and to continue through the coming months. If any
[ Read More ]By Dr. Karissa Niehoff A visitor to the local high school in late March would normally find boys and girls engaged in track and field, baseball, softball and lacrosse practices. Inside the
[ Read More ]For more than a half century, thousands of community members have invested in Washtenaw County through endowment gifts large and small. Because of that loyalty to community, the Ann Arbor Area
[ Read More ]The City of Ann Arbor 2020 curbside compost collection program will begin, as scheduled, on Monday, April 6. However, to ensure the safety of staff and protect them against the possibility of
[ Read More ]The Million Minute Challenge is just one of the many ways Carpenter Elementary is celebrating National Reading Month in March. For instance, Principal Michael Johnson reads a story every Sunday
[ Read More ]SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Former University of Michigan men’s basketball All-American and two-time NBA championship coach Rudy Tomjanovich was named one of nine legends who will make up
[ Read More ]LANSING – To help slow the spread of the coronavirus and in accordance with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” Executive Order, the Department of Natural Resources
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