Alzheimer’s Association Washtenaw Walk returns Oct. 10 at Pioneer HS
The Alzheimer’s Association Washtenaw Walk to End Alzheimer’s is back in-person again this year, and the Alzheimer’s Association is inviting area residents to join the fight by participating on
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U-M Health Lab: A prescription to ward off cognitive decline – without medication
By Haley Otman / U-M There’s a pill for many ailments, but aging isn’t one of them. And while some mounting difficulty in thinking and processing is expected as you grow older, cognition experts
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Homecoming: Ché Anthony Carter named principal of Huron High School
ANN ARBOR – Dr. Jeanice K. Swift, superintendent of schools for Ann Arbor Public Schools, recently announced the appointment of Mr. Ché Anthony Carter as the new principal of Huron High
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Food drive honoring local scout raises 60,000 meals for Food Gatherers
An annual food drive by Ann Arbor Boy Scout Troop 4 has collected food and funds for Food Gatherers that will provide 60,000 meals for community members facing food insecurity. This year marks
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DNR: Seminar promotes family history awareness, teaches genealogy research skills
By KRIS RZEPCZYNSKI Michigan Department of Natural Resources Each summer, the Archives of Michigan and the Michigan Genealogical Council host the Barbara J. Brown Family History Seminar to
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AAPS: Slauson 8th graders present promotion tribute 2021
Slauson Middle School eighth graders said so long to staff and younger classmates Wednesday and released a tribute video. Good luck to all!
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AADL: New and ongoing projects address anti-black racism
Here is a list of new and ongoing projects at AADL intended to address anti-Black racism in our community, and support those who wish to learn more. New services and programs will be listed here
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EMU Board of Regents approves $4.6-million capital project for new 3D Arts Complex
By Mark Morgan / EMU YPSILANTI — The Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents today (June 10, 2021) approved a $4.6 million capital project for the construction of a recently announced
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WCC’s new accelerated business degree provides a quick career boost
Following a stint in the Marine Corps, where he served as an Electro-Optical Ordinance Tech, Max Mercer has built himself a nice career as a commissioning engineer for Horiba Automotive Test
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Washtenaw County Declares State of Emergency in Response to Widespread and Severe Flooding
Washtenaw County – Chair of the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners Sue Shink has declared a state of emergency in response to the widespread and severe flooding of numerous homes throughout
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