December 9, 2024
By Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Ashley Campbell grew up in Pontiac and graduated from Pontiac Central High School. She then set off to earn a bachelor’s degree in elementary
[ Read More ]Keith Hafner has been teaching real life skills, such as courage, focus, and self-discipline, to our local community since the 1970’s. Keith’s school, ‘Keith Hafner’s
[ Read More ]The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra announced today the appointment of Canadian cellist Caroline Kim—an A²SO section cellist since 2016—to the Sundelson Endowed Principal Cello Chair. Ms. Kim will
[ Read More ]Opening Exhibitions MARI KATAYAMAOCTOBER 12, 2019–JANUARY 26, 2020IRVING STENN, JR. FAMILY GALLERY Japanese artist Mari Katayama (born 1987) features her own body in a provocative series of works
[ Read More ]For the second straight week, the Skyline water polo team had a full schedule. On Tuesday, the Eagles took on Huron at the River Rats home turf and then on Wednesday faced a rematch of
[ Read More ]New single family listings decreased in August, with a 2.4% fall compared to this time last year. However, despite the fall in single family listings, the average listing price increased by 3.7%.
[ Read More ]The Skyline varsity field hockey team split a pair of games this past week traveling to Saline Monday and hosting Greenhills on Tuesday. Skyline fought hard against a very skilled Saline
[ Read More ]By Geoff Larcom / EMU YPSILANTI – Terrence J. Roberts, one of the Little Rock Nine who desegregated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957, following the decision by the U.S.
[ Read More ]By Margaret Baker It was another steamy day at the Huron Ratatorium on Saturday, Sept. 14, with lots of great swimming and diving, as the River Rats hosted Pinckey, Chelsea and
[ Read More ]Ann Arbor, MI: Thanks to a group of anonymous donors, every gift given to Ele’s Place Ann Arbor will be MATCHED dollar for dollar up to $300,000 between now and November 30, 2019 for the
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