Benefit brunch funds camp for children affected by cancer; Ann Arbor residents form group in opposition to proposed dog park
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From a university student-run camp for children whose families have been affected by cancer to a group forming to protest a proposed dog park in Ann Arbor, here's a roundup of some of the stories posted on AnnArbor.com’s Community Wall over the last few days:
By: Amy Mackens: Student-Run Camp for Children Affected by Cancer Holds Benefit Brunch
On Saturday, March 16, the University of Michigan's chapter of Camp Kesem will be holding its 6th annual Make the Magic event. The event, which is entirely student-run, brings in the bulk of funding for a week of free camp for children whose families have been affected by cancer.
By: Jim Mazak: West Park Dog Park on Facebook
West Park residents against the proposed West Park dog park have a Facebook page to voice their opinion, NoA2DogPark.
By: Ann Arbor City Club: Ann Arbor City Club Annual Flea Market only 2 weeks away!
By: T Wall: Meet the Michigan Athletes
By: PurpleWalrusPress: Straight Dope: YCS Board Information Session - Questions Remain, Answers Blowin' In The Wind
By: Janis Williamson: American Business Women's Association - Maia Chapter
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Comments
hmsp
Thu, Mar 14, 2013 : 4:53 p.m.
The NoA2DogPark Facebook group lasted for a little under three days. The founder got zero support, and zero "likes" for any of his comments. In contrast, over a half-dozen citizens weighed in in favor of a dog park, took him to task for faulty logic, and other things. These opposing comments (in favor of a dog park, in other words) got over two dozen "likes," and he quickly shut the site down.