Eastern Michigan University hosted a discussion panel about the impact of the legalization of recreational marijuana in Michigan on the Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor communities.
Jenna Siteman
Daily Staff Reporter
Ann Arbor
Following Sunday’s opening of six dispensaries officially selling recreational marijuana in Michigan, three of which are based in Ann Arbor, s
Ann Arbor City Council representatives discussed a potential decision to transport the city’s recyclables to Lansing as opposed to redeveloping the city’s materials recovery facility at their meeting Monday night.
Hundreds of people lined the blocks outside local marijuana dispensaries early Sunday morning as Ann Arbor businesses Exclusive Brands, Arbors Wellness and Greenstone Provisions opened sales of marijuana to recreational users for the first time.
Ann Arbor resident Jessica A.S. Letaw, a board member of the Downtown Development Authority, hosted a “DownTown Hall” at the Ann Arbor District Library Wednesday night.
Aaron Valdez, communications coordinator at Sweetland Writing Center, has a daily eight-mile commute round trip between Ypsilanti and the University of Michigan campus. As a biker, Valdez said Fuller Avenue is a problem area for commuter safety.
Ann Arbor City Council convened Monday night at Larcom City Hall to discuss matters of affordable housing development and the city’s deer population.
More than 100 Ann Arbor residents and students marched Sunday to raise awareness about affordable housing issues in the city.
The city of Ann Arbor and nearly 40 partner organizations hosted a town hall on Wednesday at Cobblestone Farm to discuss
A pedestrian was struck and killed in a train crash Tuesday morning at approximately 11:41 a.m.