Hummer H3 plastered with Michigan decals. License plate: E DADDY.
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Hummer H3 plastered with Michigan decals. License plate: E DADDY.
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US-23 south closed at N. Territorial. Couldn’t see the accident; it’s a long way to the next exit.
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Find out what Homeless Dave discovered on the Teeter-Totter: How you process information determines what you can and cannot do. It sets what you are good at and maybe not so good at.
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The Detroit News reports that there were more than 30 crashes in Washtenaw County by 10 p.m. Tuesday night, according to the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Department. A portion of eastbound I-94 was closed. Freezing rain caused accidents throughout the metro Detroit region, DetNews reports. [Source]
Via its automated email web-update alert service, the city of Ann Arbor clerk’s office notes that changes to the website include information about the May 5 school board election and primary election filing deadlines: “The filing deadline to run as a City Council candidate in 2009 is June 22, 2009 at 5:00 p.m. Those candidates who wish to run without party affiliation (independent) have until August 5, 2009 at 4:00 p.m. to file petitions” [Source]
In an a photo caption included in an article about an exhibition at the Gallery Project, we spelled the name of a family of artists incorrectly. It’s Lou, Susan and Matt Krueger. We note the mistake here and have corrected it in the original piece.
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In Northwest Ann Arbor
The Dexter-Miller Community is a non-profit cooperative in Northwest Ann Arbor whose members exchange services and lend each other equipment. They help each other with baby sitting, minor repairs, vacation care for plants or pets, car pooling, and even finding bridge or Scrabble partners. Scrip is used to keep track of mutual obligations.
Organized in 2008, membership will be limited but we are currently seeking additional members. More information and applications at:
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