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Ann Arbor City Council approves 2013-14 budget without increase in police staffing
Mayor John Hieftje and his colleagues on the Ann Arbor City Council blocked an attempt early Tuesday morning to add three police officer positions to the city's budget. The outcome of the 6-5 split vote — which came toward the ... Read more »
- University of Michigan to discuss Wall Street parking garage with neighbors
- Michelle Chamuel wows 'The Voice' judges with Pink's 'Just Give Me a Reason'
- Demolition underway on blighted North Main houses
- Police conducting targeted enforcement at 14 crosswalks in Ann Arbor
- Michigan startups attract $242 million in venture capital funding in 2012
- Great Lake Chinese Seafood Restaurant on Carpenter Road closes
- Man charged in sexual assault of girl in Dexter Township
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Michigan signees Zak Irvin, Derrick Walton on 2013 Parade All-American team
Posted: 1 hour ago Michigan is losing an All-American point guard next season, but gaining a pair of all-stars just the same. Wolverine signees ... Read more »
Livingston Taylor talks about record industry, new songs ahead of Ark show
Posted: 1 hour agoFor roughly the first 20 years of Livingston Taylor’s music career, starting in about 1969-'70, he devoted himself full-time to performing and recording. But in 1989, Taylor joined the faculty of the Berklee School of ... Read more »
Ypsilanti to consider emergency moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries and grow facilities
Posted: 2 hours agoThe Ypsilanti City Council will consider an emergency ordinance Tuesday to impose a moratorium on the issuance of permits and licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries and grow facilities. Read more »
Ann Arbor schools considers closing tuition-based preschool programs
Posted: 2 hours agoAnn Arbor Public Schools' two tuition-based preschool programs are at risk of closing this fall, unless the district can secure enough full-time seats, school officials said. Read more »
Kim's Resale Shop closes in Depot Town as owner pursues new venture
Posted: 2 hours agoKim's Resale Shop in Ypsilanti's Depot Town closed last Thursday, nearly two and a half years after opening. Owner Kim Ion said with the shop closing, she now has time to focus on her new venture in Ypsilanti, the 5 Alarm Flea Market. Read more »
BurgerFi restaurant plans to open near University of Michigan's campus
Posted: 2 hours agoBurgerFi, a Florida-based restaurant chain that sells all-natural hamburgers made with grass-fed beef, is preparing to open near the University of Michigan’s campus. Read more »
Crews dig through night after deadly Oklahoma twister
Posted: 2 hours agoSpotlights bore down on massive piles of shredded cinder block, insulation and metal as crews worked through the night early Tuesday lifting bricks and parts of collapsed walls where a monstrous tornado barreled through the Oklahoma City suburbs, demolishing an elementary school and reducing homes to piles of splintered wood. Read more »
Saline graduate Brad Guenther finishes college baseball career as GLIAC Player of the Year
Posted: 3 hours agoSaline graduate Brad Guenther finishes college baseball career as GLIAC Player of the Year. Read more »
Progress of Ann Arbor stormwater study to be highlighted during Tuesday meeting
Posted: 13 hours agoThe Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner's office will hold its third public meeting regarding the Upper Malletts Stormwater Conveyance Study Tuesday evening from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Dicken Elementary School, according to a news release. Read more »
Man sentenced up to 10 years in prison for graduation party robbery
Posted: 14 hours agoThe 35-year-old Ypsilanti Township man accused of robbing a graduation party last summer was sentenced in the Washtenaw County Trial Court Monday to up to 10 years in prison. Read more »
14-story Huron Street high-rise expected back on Ann Arbor City Council agenda tonight
Posted: 15 hours agoDue to a technicality, the controversial 413 E. Huron St. high-rise development is expected back on the Ann Arbor City Council's agenda at tonight's meeting. Read more »
saline reporter: Pay-to-participate freeze approved by Saline school board
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- Former state employee pleads guilty to scamming $19,832 from welfare office
- Men demand woman's purse in Pittsfield Township robbery
- Man charged in sexual assault of girl in Dexter Township
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- Eminem's song publisher sues Facebook after Mark Zuckerberg's online ad surfaces (with videos)
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- Saline graduate Brad Guenther finishes college baseball career as GLIAC Player of the Year
- saline reporter: Pay-to-participate freeze approved by Saline school board
- Year after falling six stories from dorm window, Greenhills tennis alum helping team
- Chelsea boys track notches first regional win since 1969
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- Inside the minors: Bryan Holaday catches fire in Toledo; closer Bruce Rondon notches ninth save
- Detroit Pistons enter NBA Draft Lottery with Nerlens Noel, Ben McLemore among the top prizes
- Red Wings' penalty killers turn exhausting extended shift into momentum swing in win over Blackhawks
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- TempoRun, award-winning app designed by MSU students, hits iTunes market
- Michigan county will ask U.S. Supreme Court to force Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to pay taxes
- Flint-based human resource company to host HR Law Lunch and Learn seminar
- U.S. Sen. Carl Levin: 'Apple sought the Holy Grail of tax avoidance'
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- Pets: Fearful dogs who bite must have their confidence built slowly by calm owners
- Pets: Laser therapy shows promise in treating soft tissue injuries, arthritis in pets
- COLUMN: Common good: Can we still find common ground?
- Pets: Understanding dog body language is crucial in preventing dog bites
- home & garden: 5 Tips on how to shop for a garden in 20 minutes
- Pets: 'Sad Cat Diary' pokes fun at the secret life of felines
- community wall links: YMCA sponsors bird watching hike in Gallup Park; Sports safety session set for May 19 at EMU
- COLUMN: One thing: What 'one thing' defined your generation?
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- Gonzo's Top 5: Beer and Brat Festival at Crystal Mountain, Eddie Money at DTE, Big & Rich at Soaring Eagle Casino and more!
- Eminem's song publisher sues Facebook after Mark Zuckerberg's online ad surfaces (with videos)
- 12-year-old musical sensation Ethan Bortnick appears in Grand Rapids for fundraiser
- Whisker warriors: New Holland Tap Takeover Beard and Mustache Competition coming to Rocky Top Beer BBQ and Grill
- Louis C.K. vs. good taste: Does anybody care?
Books
- 35th annual Ann Arbor Antiquarian Book Fair coming to the Michigan Union
- Book-a-palooza to return to Common Language Bookstore
- Nicola's Books honored with a major award from the Women's National Book Association
- Time: Physical book sales steady in 2012 led by strong fiction and children's book gains
- Ann Arbor ranks sixth on Amazon.com 'Most Well-Read Cities' list
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