AnnArbor.com's daily roundup offers you a look at some of the stories on our site today, as well as other content about Ann Arbor around the Web.

Top headlines on our site: • New pedestrian HAWK signal to be installed in downtown Ann Arbor in October • Future federally funded human embryonic stem cell research at University of Michigan in jeopardy • Jennifer Granholm claims she met 'my promise' of extending broadband Internet throughout Michigan • Former Wolverine Boubacar Cissoko charged with assaulting jail employees last month

News: • Barker Road in Northfield Township closed at railroad crossing • Detroit No. 3 on list of most bed-bug-infested cities; New York No. 1 • Future federally funded human embryonic stem cell research at University of Michigan in jeopardy • Jennifer Granholm claims she met 'my promise' of extending broadband Internet throughout Michigan • Divided City Council approves building new Chelsea police station • Source says Rick Snyder to pick Rep. Brian Calley as running mate • Former Wolverine Boubacar Cissoko charged with assaulting jail employees last month • Intruder flees after waking sleeping resident in Ypsilanti Township home • Ypsilanti Township man charged with stealing cell phones from two women in Ann Arbor, police say • 826michigan asks $8.26 for 8/26 for its efforts to bolster youth literacy locally • Washtenaw County sheriff's deputies release photo of suspected thief • Rebuild Ypsilanti hosting program on solar incentives Thursday • Golf clubs stolen in burglary at Stonebridge Golf Club in Pittsfield Township • University of Michigan autism expert expected to receive White House kudos

Business Review: • Coming soon: 'International fusion' restaurant in former Ann Arbor Chi-Chi's on South State • Costco files site plan for proposed Pittsfield Township store • Two University of Michigan researchers honored at White House • $111M in stimulus funds to Ann Arbor nonprofit's Internet project boosts Michigan, supporters say • University of Michigan stem cell researchers discuss judge's ruling

Sports: • Polo Fields pro John Seltzer sets first-round course record, leads Michigan PGA championship • In football scheduling, Big Ten seeks way for members to play 7 home games • Getting to know Michigan basketball team's third European opponent - Oostende • Johnny Damon loves Detroit, Chad Ochocinco's Twitter habits are costly and more • The year Joe Paterno calls it quits?; Big Ten struggling with impending changes and more • Huron soccer goalie Drew Shepherd saves the day versus Holt and more Tuesday results • SEC boys tennis foes square off in non-conference play at Chelsea Invitational • Michigan basketball commit Trey Burke excels in a team setting • Former Wolverine Boubacar Cissoko charged with assaulting jail employees last month • National columnist says moving the Michigan-Ohio State football game is "all but certain"

Entertainment: • Concert on the patio series gets jazzy for final event of the season • Ann Arbor Art Center's 'Annual' exhibit an ambitious overview of regional works • University of Michigan Press offering discount rentals for some E-books

Community: • Peggy Lampman's Wednesday dinnerFeed: Zucchini-Parmesan Fritters with Pine Nut Dipping Sauce • Wildcrafting: Is foraging dangerous? Part one of two • Peggy Lampman's Tuesday dinnerFeed: Watermelon Agua Frescas • Following through on a triathlon, where a 2-year-old's new ambitions are the prize • Rain schmain, Ypsilanti gardens shine on tour • Mourning the family cat, when you're not a cat person