Ryan Stanton
MLive
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
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Safety upgrades for pedestrians and cyclists coming to 7 Ann Arbor locations
7 Ann Arbor locations are the focus of Vision Zero quick-build improvements coming to city streets → Read More
Ann Arbor residents fed up with ‘deafening’ M-14 highway noise
ANN ARBOR, MI — The roar of traffic coming from the M-14 highway serves as a constant backdrop on the Wines Elementary School playground in Ann Arbor. At times, it can sound like a plane taking off. Other times, it’s a steady, droning hum. → Read More
Ann Arbor OKs $640K contract to eliminate Ellsworth Road sidewalk gap
Ann Arbor is filling another large gap in the city sidewalk network → Read More
Ann Arbor woman injured stepping in pothole gets $24,500 in settlement
Ann Arbor OKs $24,500 payout to woman injured stepping in pothole → Read More
48 Ann Arbor streets getting repairs as part of $5.5M project
Maps show where several neighborhood streets and major roads are going to see some maintenance work → Read More
With over 300 nuptials recorded, Taylor is Ann Arbor’s new wedding mayor
'I love doing it,' says Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor who has over 300 weddings under his belt and counting → Read More
252-unit workforce housing development proposed on Ann Arbor’s west side
Plans are in the works for a big affordable housing development in Ann Arbor → Read More
See plans for 4-story development coming to Ann Arbor’s Stadium Boulevard
ANN ARBOR, MI — A four-story development with 185 housing units is approved to replace Ann Arbor’s University Inn. The city’s Planning Commission voted last week to OK the project at 2424 E. Stadium Blvd., located near the Stadium/Washtenaw split. → Read More
Demolition paves way for 5-story hotel coming to downtown Ann Arbor
Hawkeye Hotels is moving forward with plans to build a 94-room Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott → Read More
Ospreys nesting high up in Michigan cell tower are sign of species’ comeback
"It's just crazy. That nest is so huge. Like the sticks are unbelievably big," one observer noted. → Read More
Ann Arbor spending $1.2M to pave dirt road by low-income housing complex
Construction is expected to last from August to November → Read More
Ann Arbor’s TheRide reducing bus pass prices, introducing new half-fare pass
Riding the bus in Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area is about to get more affordable → Read More
Demolition on Ann Arbor’s Main Street marks start of student housing project
ANN ARBOR, MI — Demolition work is underway on Ann Arbor’s Main Street, signaling the start of a new three-story student housing development. Two rental houses are being torn down at 907 and 913 S. Main St., where city officials last year approved plans for a 36-bed apartment building catering to University of Michigan students. → Read More
Ann Arbor OKs $286K design contract for new Gallup Park bridge
Here's what a new bridge over the Huron River in Ann Arbor's Gallup Park could look like → Read More
Ann Arbor OKs street closures for return of University of Michigan football
These streets will close for 8 University of Michigan football games this fall → Read More
Ann Arbor council authorizes legal action against Huron River polluter
Tribar's pollution of Huron River needs to end, Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor says → Read More
Color-coded maps show how Washtenaw County voted in Aug. 2 primary
Washtenaw County had a 28% voter turnout for the August 2022 primary election. Here's how the vote went. → Read More
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti transit tax’s big win means new services coming in 2024
Transit tax wins big in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, but township divided on it → Read More
2 incumbents ousted as Ann Arbor mayor and allies sweep city races
Here's what Tuesday's primary results mean for the makeup of City Council going forward → Read More
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti transit tax hike has strong support, early results show
TheRide is preparing for a potential major expansion of local bus services → Read More