Stories by Danielle Stoppelmann
East Liberty still suffering from loss of Borders
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
East Liberty Street has become known for its transient tenants, with about 10 businesses leaving the street in the last two years. Though the vacancies open up opportunities for other ventures, many do not stand the test of time, often closing after a year or less in business.
Mark’s Carts opens on Washington Street for third season
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
Monday marked the third season opening of Mark's Carts, a downtown food cart community whose eight vendors each offer an authentic and unique style of food to invigorate your palette.
Briarwood to receive new make-over
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
In recognition of its 40th anniversary this October, Briarwood Mall will receive a face-lift for the first time in a decade.
Nail salon opens near University
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
As spring break and formals season approaches, students can take advantage of a new beauty business on South University Avenue.
Taxi driver arraigned in Feb. 10 assault
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
A Blue Cab driver accused of making unwanted advances on an Ann Arbor woman during the weekend pleaded not guilty during an arraignment Wednesday. Ann Arbor Police acknowledged that the case is the third allegation of “assaultive behavior” made against taxi drivers since late January.
Pizza chain opens up in Ann Arbor
- Katherine Pekala/Daily
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
Earlier this month, East William Street welcomed its third pizza restaurant within a two-block radius.
Marching band gets new leader
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
Music prof. John Pasquale was named Wednesday as the University's next director of marching and athletic bands; the Michigan Marching and Athletics Bands announced on its Facebook page Wednesday.
Auto executive talks future of electric cars
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
The chairman and CEO of the Renault-Nissan Alliance, a strategic alliance between the French and Japanese automakers, told a packed audience in Stamps Auditorium Tuesday that the future of the electric car industry could include many interactive technologies that will enhance the driving experience.
New high-rise apartment building on track
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
Students looking for housing next year might have a new option: the high life.
University and Special Olympics Michigan announce partnership
BY DANIELLE STOPPELMANN
While most students will be bundled up inside studying this February, a select few will jump into a pool of water to raise awareness about disabilities.
The University’s Athletic Department announced a new partnership with Special Olympics Michigan on Thursday, commencing with a polar plunge at Michigan Stadium on February 23.
