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A2ZERO Week is typically the first week of June. For 2026, it starts on May 31 and runs through June 6th. Throughout the week there will be events held by the Office of Sustainability, AADL, and other community partners to highlight sustainability efforts throughout the community. While A2Zero week officially runs through June 6, there […]
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The City of Ann Arbor is issuing an on-street parking ban due to the snow storm and frigid conditions on January 25. They are also managing expectations on road clearing, and have an update on trash collection. Ann Arbor Trash Update I have seen several social media posts and articles about the on-street parking ban.
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The Yankee Air Museum has rebranded to the Michigan Flight Museum & Air Adventures. They announced the change on Monday, May 6 with a rebranding on social media. We will be updating our content to refer to them by the new name. Do you want to plan a visit to the Michigan Flight Museum? Check
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Earlier this year it was reported that the building housing Pinball Pete’s was scheduled for demolition. This left their fate undetermined. Today, April 23, MLive has reported that they have found a new location. Pinball Pete’s will be moving to 500 E. Liberty. They have signed a 20 year lease, so they should be around
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Congratulations to Michigan Football on winning the 2023 National Championship on Monday, January 8. Now that the season is over (15-0!), it is time to celebrate. Welcome Team Home You can welcome the team home on Tuesday, January 9 at 7:30p (Pending any travel delays) at Schembechler Hall. If you can’t make it to Schembechler
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Michigan Wolverines Football team will be playing in the National Championship on Monday, January 9. There will be parking restrictions in effect in parts of downtown from 6a Monday to 6a Tuesday. There will be no parking on: If you’re like me, you are mentally trying to place those roads on a map. I have
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Today we are dealing with the aftermath of yesterday’s ice storm. At first yesterday’s storm seemed more rain that initially predicted. Then, the ice started to accumulate resulting in downed branches and power lines. While the roads are mostly safe to drive, there are still downed branches and lights out due to power outages. Throughout
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Ann Arbor Public Schools return from winter break on January 9 with a new plan for fighting illnesses. Masks will temporarily be required from January 9-20. Background Last year, school returned from winter break virtually due to a surge in COVID cases locally. This year they are seeing a similar surge in a combination of
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Check out our notes for the January 19 Ann Arbor Public School Board of Education Meeting. The meeting was held in person at the Courtyard Marriott at 3205 Boardwalk, Ann Arbor. The meeting aired on Zoom and on Xfinity Channel 18. The district typically posts the recording split into segments the day after the meeting or
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Are you looking for a COVID test or vaccine clinic in the Ann Arbor area? We are keeping a list of upcoming events that are open to the general public or large sub-groups. With Omicron spreading rapidly in the post-holiday time frame and boosters now approved for ages 12-15, expect testing sites and booster clinics
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