On Saturday, the 23rd annual African American Downtown Festival was held in Kerrytown on the streets of East Ann and North Fourth.
Rob Dalka
Daily Staff Reporter
Ann Arbor
The Ann Arbor City Council voted 9-2 in favor of the new 2019 fiscal budget Monday evening.
The Ann Arbor City Council has tabled a discussion regarding potential zoning code changes to University of Michigan fraternities and sororities until June, hoping to work out details in the legislation before a vote.
Editor's Note: This article has been updated to include interview responses from Council member Chuck Warpehoski, D-Ward 5.
Editor's Note: This article has been updated to include interview responses from Council member Graydon Krapohl, D-Ward 4.
The vast majority of Ann Arbor voters Tuesday opted to increase the funds collected by public schools. The millage renewal proposed by the Ann Arbor Public Schools Board of Education passed with 76 percent in favor.
During their fourth and final decision on the “Y lot" repurchase, Ann Arbor City Council voted 11-0 to purchase the lot for $4.2 million at 350 South Fifth Avenue.
At a special work session on Monday, Ann Arbor City Council decided to postpone a vote on a $4.2 million repurchase.
The Ann Arbor City Council convened Monday evening to vote on a $4.2 million repurchase of the “Y Lot,” the former site of the local YMCA on Fifth Avenue, from local real estate developer Dennis Dahlmann. The city originally bought the land in 2003 and Dahlmann purchased it four years ago.
Six candidates for Ann Arbor City Council and two candidates for mayor participated in a forum Thursday afternoon at the Ford School of Public Policy to discuss issues relevant to the primary election in August.