Pop-Ups in Exile - With Cultivate’s closing, Ann Arbor venues step up.
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For the previous five winters, Cultivate, the Ypsilanti coffeehouse and tap room, set up a tent over its beer garden to protect guests from the elements. But as the winter of 2022 approached, Cultivate hadn't received approval from the city to erect the tent again.Without the permit, Cultivate ..read more
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Grizzly Peak Gets an Update - With a physical freshening, a new menu, and a cheese-curd crusade.
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In late January, Grizzly Peak Brewing Co. announced with fanfare its return from extensive renovations, alerting customers to its revised menu and lineup of craft beers.But after reading through the new items, which included a cheesesteak, ale-battered corn fritters, and a chocolate cake sundae, an ..read more
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For the Love of the Game - At Arbor Broadcasting, Mark Wiseman is living his childhood dream.
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Growing up in Ann Arbor, Wiseman listened to Detroit Tigers announcer Ernie Harwell religiously. "It was the soundtrack of summer," he says. "I'd always idolized people who did play-by-play," explains Wiseman, forty-seven, who's also a lifelong Red Wings hockey and Michigan football fan. He dreamed ..read more
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Jon Vaughn’s Trailer - I Spy: February 2022
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"Sadly," says Miki Doan, "I know February's I Spy ... thank you for drawing attention to this matter." The image shows former U-M football player Jon Vaughn's "trailer in front of the U of Michigan President's house--at 815 S. University Ave," adds Melodie Marske. "Hence the 815-1/2 sign," adds ..read more
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Le Mot Juste - Fake Ad: February 2022
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We received 219 entries correctly identifying the Fake Ad for "Le Mot Juste" on page 35 of the February issue.Ann Whiting.wrote, "You channeled the 'Wordle' game. 'Schlotfeldt' was a serious challenge to hide ... but not impossible to find." Our winner, Ed Kimball, wrote, "The previous winner's ..read more
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“People Pay for Different.” - Going big at Dixboro House
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"Make no little plans," Chicago architect Daniel Burnham was known for saying. "Make big plans; aim high in hope and work." Louis Maldonado is certainly listening. On Valentine's Day weekend, Maldonado launched regular service at Dixboro House, the ambitious restaurant in the multimillion-dollar ..read more
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Walden in Pittsfield - New apartments preserve a piece of Roadside America.
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According to Realtor.com, 4533 Carpenter Rd. was on the market for more than four years. From the description, it did seem overpriced: a two-bedroom, two-bathroom home for $1,185,000. But according to the Realtors, the property just south of I-94 is now under contract. A January MLive article ..read more
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Safety-Net Ambulance - Tired of waiting for Huron Valley Ambulance, the fire department wants one of its own.
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HVA saw its staffing fall more than 20 percent during the pandemic ("Paramedics Needed," January). Now the Ann Arbor Fire Department wants to deploy a "safety net": an HVA ambulance staffed by firefighters.According to the department's latest annual report, its crews spend just 4 percent of their ..read more
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Imagining an Unarmed Emergency Response - The city wants an alternative to the AAPD. What might that look like?
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Last April, city council voted unanimously to develop an unarmed safety response program. Mayor Christopher Taylor drafted the resolution personally against the background of the Black Lives Matter movement nationally and, locally, simmering anger over the 2014 killing of a knife-wielding woman by ..read more
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The Greening of the University - The U-M is going carbon neutral—but getting there will take decades and cost billions of dollars.
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"I think that this is the most audacious plan out there," says Steve Forrest, co-chair of the U-M President's Commission on Carbon Neutrality. Created in 2019, the commission was directed by then-president Mark Schlissel to recommend a plan for U-M to reach carbon neutrality--to remove the same ..read more
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