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January 10, 2025

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  • FROM OUR REALTOR: Ewing sees positive news on the home front – and he’s not alone  

    27Jan

    FROM OUR REALTOR: Ewing sees positive news on the home front – and he’s not alone  

  • AAPS: Pioneer Theatre Guild presents ‘You on the Moors Now’ Jan. 27-29

    27Jan

    AAPS: Pioneer Theatre Guild presents ‘You on the Moors Now’ Jan. 27-29

  • AAPS Exceptional Teacher: John Campbell, Allen Elementary music teacher

    27Jan

    AAPS Exceptional Teacher: John Campbell, Allen Elementary music teacher

  • Purple Rose Theatre presents Michigan debut of “Human Error” Feb. 3-March 18  

    27Jan

    Purple Rose Theatre presents Michigan debut of “Human Error” Feb. 3-March 18  

  • Washtenaw County Health Officer Begins Three-Year Term on Trinity Health Ann Arbor board

    27Jan

    Washtenaw County Health Officer Begins Three-Year Term on Trinity Health Ann Arbor board

  • Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra (YSO) welcomes mezzo-soprano Dr. Kristin Clark

    27Jan

    Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra (YSO) welcomes mezzo-soprano Dr. Kristin Clark

  • WCC hosts World Arts and Education Forum series through April

    25Jan

    WCC hosts World Arts and Education Forum series through April

  • Theatre NOVA presents “The Language Archive” by Julia Cho Feb. 3-26

    24Jan

    Theatre NOVA presents “The Language Archive” by Julia Cho Feb. 3-26

AAPS: Rec & Ed’s free one-day classes are a hit with kids

Video by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News Editor Ann Arbor Rec & Ed staff recently launched a new line-up of free online and in-person classes for AAPS preschool – 8th graders. The goal is to

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Local transportation-related millages on November ballot

On this November’s General Election ballot, two millages will appear impacting Ann Arbor’s transportation infrastructure. First is the 2020 Street, Bridge and Sidewalk Repair Millage. Since 1984,

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United Way of Washtenaw County Announces Campaign 2020 Chairman, Fall Kick off Date

ANN ARBOR – United Way of Washtenaw County is pleased to announce that Brandon Tucker, the AVP of Workforce and Community Development at Washtenaw Community College will be leading the

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SPORTS

Profile: Skyline’s Hobbs Kessler ready to climb his biggest challenge

Many kids grow up trying different sports – with the hopes they find one that they really enjoy and can focus on. Soccer, hockey, basketball, football and baseball have always been the big five

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2020 Showcase of New & Remodeled Homes is Oct. 16-18

The Showcase of New & Remodeled Homes is a free hybrid event inviting the public to tour 12 spectacular homes in-person and virtually. Local builders will welcome people to newly built models

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Field Hockey: Skyline “steps up to the challenge” in battle of state champions

It was a matchup of defending state champions on Monday night when Skyline hosted Dexter on the field hockey pitch. The Dreadnaughts won Division 1 last season while the Eagles were the Division

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Washtenaw County Health Department Issues Public Health Emergency Orders

Washtenaw County Health Department is announcing local emergency public health orders to keep COVID-19 prevention and control strategies in place in Washtenaw County, given that Michigan

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SPORTS

Swimming: Pioneers are up to the latest challenge, dunk Northville

The Pioneer swimming and diving team continues its rollercoaster season – as in dropping times and rising in wins. Following an easy 153-22 win over SEC rival Monroe earlier in the week, the

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The Chef Experience: Still time to reserve your virtual cook-at-home adventure

Mainstreet Ventures Restaurant Group is once again cooking up an exciting evening and all you have to do is, well, the cooking – and eating. Mainstreet’s Executive Chef Brent Courson has

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Tennis: Pioneers go 1-1-1 at annual Pioneer Invitational

The Pioneer tennis team won one, lost one and tied one at the annual Pioneer Tennis Invitational on Saturday. The Pioneers defeated Saline 8-0, lost to Okemos 5-3 and tied Troy 4-4. Stanley

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  • FROM OUR REALTOR: Ewing sees positive news on the home front – and he’s not alone   January 27, 2023
  • AAPS: Pioneer Theatre Guild presents ‘You on the Moors Now’ Jan. 27-29 January 27, 2023
  • AAPS Exceptional Teacher: John Campbell, Allen Elementary music teacher January 27, 2023

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