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Skyline High School

Pioneer High School

Washtenaw Community College

Fleetwood Diner

Ann Arbor Observer

Ann Arbor Park Advisory Commission

Maple Road, with Stadium Boulevard forms a crescent from the northwest of Ann Arbor, south to Jackson Road, ...

Maple Road (Ann Arbor)

Wasem Fruit Farm

The North Campus of the University of Michigan is a sprawling mess of housing, academic buildings, parking, a ...

Bach Elementary School

Pauline Boulevard

From a teeter-totter in his Old West Side backyard, "Homeless" (yes, yes, I know, "how does he have ...

Inter-Cooperative Council

The main part of the University of Michigan's Ann Arbor campus, in central Ann Arbor. Central Campus includes ...

Include page Government A city in Michigan. Population: around 114,000. Mayor: John Hieftje. See also: Monolithic History of ...

The old Ann Arbor High School was on State Street, where the Frieze Building was demolished in 2007. ...

Ann Arbor High School

Enrollment: 2014 enrollment of 16,815 pupils in k-12. 21 elementary schools, 6 middle schools, 5 high schools. A ...

Ann Arbor Public Schools

Ellsworth Road runs along the south edge of the city of Ann Arbor. Ahmo's Mediterranean Grocery MisSaigon Tios ...

going from north to south East side: 420 formerly Dunbar Community Center photo w/kids c. 1960 Kerrytown West ...

Allmendinger Park

Jackson is a city of about 35,000 people located a 45 minute drive west of Ann Arbor on ...

Cross Street Coffee

Northside Grill

The "modern" era of the 11-member Ann Arbor city council dates from the adoption of a city charter ...

Ann Arbor City Council Membership: Modern Era

Former Ann Arbor News building, photo Nickolay Khazanov.The Ann Arbor News is published in print on Thursdays and ...

The Washtenaw County Road Commission (555 N Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor MI 48103; web site) is responsible for ...

Washtenaw County Road Commission

Used Crap U of M Property Disposition - All of the stuff that Michigan is finished using has ...

Wolverine Tower

For details of Liberty Street in Ann Arbor, see E Liberty St (Ann Arbor) W Liberty St (Ann ...

Depot Town is a neighborhood and shopping district in Ypsilanti named for the (now defunct) train depot at ...

More information http://freeingjohnsinclair.aadl.org/papers/aa_sun The entire run of the Ann Arbor Sun, available via the Ann Arbor District Library's ...

Ann Arbor Open School

Dexter is a nice small town about 10 miles from the center of Ann Arbor. Dexter has a ...

Cross Street is one of the main arteries of Ypsilanti. It is one-way, east-to-west, from Huron Street to ...

The Ark is a nonprofit home for acoustic music. It's an incredible venue; here's the schedule. The Ark ...

Heritage Newspapers, part of the Journal Register Co., launched a new, weekly newspaper covering Ann Arbor July 9, ...

Ann Arbor Journal

Paul Schreiber is a former mayor of Ypsilanti. Schreiber announced in November 2013 that he will not be ...

This is the Ann Arbor Washington Street page. For the Ypsilanti Washington Street page, go to Washington Street ...

Washington Street

University Musical Society (UMS) presents dozens of concerts, dance performances, and other artistic events throughout the school year. ...

University Musical Society

Ypsilanti Water Tower

Ann Arbor SPARK is a local economic development agency. Paul Krutko is CEO, replacing Michael Finney who joined ...

Ann Arbor SPARK

In the days before interstate highway system, Michigan Avenue was the best way to get from Detroit to ...

Michigan Avenue

This refers to Main Street in Ann Arbor. For more detail see S Main St (Ann Arbor) N ...

Michigan Today's mission is to inform and engage U-M alumni with compelling stories of importance to them. It ...

Include page Mnav The University of Michigan (U of M) is based in Ann Arbor and centered around ...

University of Michigan

School of Information

University of Michigan Museum of Art

Cobblestone Farm

Division Street starts out in the Athletic Campus and heads to the Broadway Bridge. For many years, the ...

Division Street

Humane Society of Huron Valley

Northfield Township

Huron Street in Ypsilanti runs north and south from Michigan Avenue, roughly paralleling the Huron River as it ...

Huron Street (Ypsilanti)

Ann Arbor Summer Festival and Top of the Park

Dixboro is an unincorporated village at the corner of Plymouth Road and Cherry Hill Rd. in Superior Charter ...

Carpenter Road is a busy road that forms the boundary between what Ann Arborites think of as Ann ...

Heritage Media was the publisher of the Ann Arbor Journal, Ypsilanti Courier, Manchester Enterprise, Chelsea Standard, and Dexter ...

South Main Market

Our Family Farm

Washtenaw Dairy

Huron Street is the major river of traffic running east to west through downtown Ann Arbor - it ...

Starts at North University as Geddes Avenue, and heads east; when it crosses the Huron River or thereabouts ...

Zeeb Road is out in Scio Township. We'll take it in two pieces, one each north and south ...

This page has a (partial) listing of properties and businesses along Packard Street, last edited in 2010. Packard ...

Packard Street (2010)

"She was born with the gift of cooking and the sense that world was...tasty?" Food, cooking, and local ...

The Huron River Watershed Council is the first and oldest river protection group in Michigan. Founded in 1965 ...

Huron River Watershed Council

Mr. Flood's Party

Toledo is a city of about 300,000 people just over the Ohio state line, about 40 minutes south ...

Ross School of Business

Jerusalem Garden

Botanical gardens of the University of Michigan. Walking trails through a woods near Fleming Creek, and conservatory with ...

Matthaei Botanical Gardens

Scio Church Road

For basic Ann Arbor City Council membership information, please see Ann Arbor City Council Membership: Modern Era. This ...

Ann Arbor City Council Membership: Annotated for DOB

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