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EMU hosting conference examining the history of Black student activism (opens the original)
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Eastern Michigan University Department of Africology and African American Studies Ana Longoria: This is 89.1 WEMU News. I’m Ana Longoria. Students, alumni, and community members are gathering at Eastern Michigan University to discuss the historical impact Black activism has had on the campus. Joining me today is Peter Blackmer, associate professor at EMU’s Department of Africology and African American Studies. We’re discussing how said activism has shaped the Black student experience. From what
EMU’s Swoop’s Pantry tackling ongoing challenges into the school year (opens the original)
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Ana Longoria: This is 89.1 WEMU News. I’m Ana Longoria. Food pantries across Washtenaw County are seeing more people who need their services. Swoop’s Pantry at EMU has also had to address this issue. It has seen more activity as more students have felt the impact of ongoing budget cuts and economic inflation. Joining me today are Director Ben Roberts-Widdison, who just started this fall semester, and Graduate Assistant Emily Bryson. We’re discussing how Swoop’s has been responding to challenges
'Safe Streets for All' moves forward to improve Ann Arbor traffic safety (opens the original)
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The City of Ann Arbor’s "Safe Streets for All" project is moving forward to help the city achieve its Vision Zero goals to improve traffic safety. 17 miles of roadway in Ann Arbor will be reworked with new safety measures to reduce crashes involving motorists and pedestrians. Suzann Flowers is the City of Ann Arbor’s Transportation Manager. She says the final plan for the Safe Streets for All project is being presented to the city’s Transportation Commission Wednesday evening. She says the proje
Hundreds honor Tommy York for his passion for food and service to the community (opens the original)
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The local community came together Sunday to honor and remember Ann Arbor food visionary Tommy York. Hundreds gathered in the courtyard at York Food and Drink to share memories during a public memorial service for Tommy York. Many remember York for his strong support of the local food scene and his fellow restaurateurs. York’s eldest son Lincoln says Tommy also shared his love for food through extensive community outreach to shelters and food pantries. He says he’ll never forget his father’s posi
Ann Arbor for Public Power marches forward after Court of Appeals ruling (opens the original)
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The Ann Arbor for Public Power campaign marches forward onto the November ballot after a court ruling struck down a challenge from the Ann Arbor Responsible Energy Coalition. The Michigan Court of Appeals dismissed a lawsuit against the City of Ann Arbor and the City Clerk’s Office regarding the certification of signatures for Ann Arbor for Public Power (A2P2). Brian Geringer is A2P2's Executive Director. He says Responsible Energy Coalition’s appeal tried to overturn the ruling that petition si
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