Lost keys on fencepost at Third and Krause. Have been there for a week, I hear. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image

Stopped. Watched.
Stopped. Watched. stories are observations recorded by various Correspondents for The Chronicle in 140 characters or fewer. RSS feed for these stories
Huron & Fourth Avenue Comments (0)
Newport & M-14 Comments (22)
One pothole too many. Hugging the shoulder to let a car pass, must have hit an asphalt chunk. X-rays show nothing broken. But that’s not how it feels. Bike came through better than I did, but the helmet is toast. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Liberty & Third Comments (0)
Truckbed full of bikes, heading to Ann Arbor Kiwanis thrift shop. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Burns Park Comments (0)
At 7 a.m. Burns Park is waiting for kids. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Kuehnle & Sequoia Comments (6)
Lock up your chickens – while gazing out the kitchen window this morning about 7 a.m. with a cup of coffee in hand, I watched a coyote trot through my backyard and nimbly search for breakfast in the woodpile.
Fifth & William Comments (5)
Public elevator for the four-story downtown library is out-of-service indefinitely. Report at library board meeting indicates it will be several months before a new elevator is installed – maybe by August – and will cost about $100,000. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Fifth & William Comments (0)
Coils are laid as part of heated pavement at Blake Transit Center. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Fifth & Ann Comments (1)
Deceased hummingbird by city hall bike hoops. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Farmers Market Comments (0)
Someone left behind a lovely braided garland of dandelions. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
UM Diag Comments (0)
Historic and iconic University of Michigan flag pole restoration is underway. [photo]
Argo Dam Comments (1)
“Argo Cascades” at the dam. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Liberty & Thompson Comments (1)
Ducklings on parade with their mama, waddling down the sidewalk. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
State & North University Comments (0)
The State Street Historic District, glamorous on a damp evening. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Church & Willard Comments (0)
One [an older house] the council hasn’t destroyed, yet. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
State & Liberty Comments (1)
Coffee shop shortage near campus is soon to be eased. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Spring & Felch Comments (0)
Storm damage to the tree; the house is OK. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Argo Dam Comments (0)
I took this two years ago and Walter was there again today. Same red shirt. He says the fishing is better now, especially with the high water today. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
North Campus Research Center Comments (0)
The NCRC Guard Goose family on an outing. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Dexter & Fairview Comments (6)
Channel 2 was on the scene of this downed tree and the others. Backyards were being taped off east of this tree. Firefighters with chain saws were just beginning to work on it around 6 p.m. Lots of neighbors out and talk of power out in the area. A DTE worker said the Red Cross was on the scene and available if needed. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image Click Link to Enlarge Full Image Click Link to Enlarge Full Image Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Dexter near Jackson Comments (0)
This was a near miss that did surprisingly little damage. The homeowner Geoff Robb talked over his fallen tree. They have a crushed air conditioner. The neighbors brand new car was not in the driveway and their damage was quickly tarped and not severe. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image Click Link to Enlarge Full Image Click Link to Enlarge Full Image Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Dexter west of Jackson Comments (0)
This tree appeared to be destroyed and quickly chipped. Imagine the wind that did that. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
Jackson & Dexter Comments (1)
The traffic light is out and Dexter is closed. Arbana is bumper to bumper. Avoid going west!
Huron & Seventh Comments (0)
Traffic lights restored one minute ago. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
N. Revena & Linwood Comments (0)
Seventh & Huron Comments (1)
Fifth Street & Liberty Comments (2)
Honey man still providing honey and political observations. [photo]
Main & Washington Comments (0)
Laminated sign – “Thank you, Elizabeth Dean!” – is hung on a street tree, with details about how the honeylocust tree will provide $164 worth of annual benefits to the city. The sign refers to the Elizabeth Dean Fund, which helps pay for city street trees. [ Click Link to Enlarge Full Image
2270 Platt Road Comments (0)
Anxious, thrifty gardeners hovering, ready for Project Grow $1 plant sale to begin! [photo]
West Park Comments (3)
Wind gust/ Straw hat must take flight/ Into the pond [Ed. note: Complete verse concludes in comments.]