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Ypsilanti City Council to be asked to oppose police budget ballot proposal (opens the original)
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Ypsilanti City Council member Patrick McLean is asking his colleagues to officially come out against city ballot Proposal B, which would require a vote of the public to increase the police budget. McLean has been a vocal opponent of the proposal. He says such a charter amendment could devastate the city’s budget. While having the City Council take a position on a local ballot question is rare, McLean says it’s necessary. Not everyone is expected to be on board. Council member Amber Fellows says
Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation launches community survey (opens the original)
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Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation has launched a new community needs survey and assessment. It seeks comment on the future of the city’s recreation programs and open spaces. The new plan will evaluate the current amenities and resources while gauging community needs for the future. The survey is conducted every five years to comply with grant requirements from the state. Landscape Architect Capital Project Manager Hillary Hanzel says it will be a more comprehensive survey than in the past. There ar
U-M pauses plan for pass-no credit grade pilot (opens the original)
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The University of Michigan is pausing its pilot grade covering program. It was to be instituted next fall for some freshmen in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. The plan was to designate all first-semester LSA students with grades of "pass" or "no credit" on their transcripts instead of a letter. It was to help students as they get acclimated to college life. But President Domenico Grasso released a statement that says the proposal has become the subject of extensive media covera
Oracle VP says they want to be good neighbors to Saline Township (opens the original)
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Oracle Vice President Beatrice Fullan says the company wants to be a good neighbor to Saline Township. She says understands why people are concerned as The Barn Data Center continues to take shape. Fullan says she hopes people will understand the economic benefits that will come from a project like The Barn. She says over $150 million annually will be coming to Saline Township and the area. Fullan says there are many positives that can come out of artificial intelligence. Fullan says they plan o
Ann Arbor breaks ground on its largest affordable housing complex ever (opens the original)
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After years of hopes and false starts the official groundbreaking for The Adeline housing complex was held this morning in downtown Ann Arbor. As the Community High Jazz Quintet played, the crowd celebrated the largest affordable housing development in city history. The Adeline will be a 20-story complex with 330 units. It’s named after Adeline Thompson, who, with husband Robert, opened DeLong’s Bar-B-Q, one of Ann Arbor’s historic Black-owned businesses. Granddaughter Angela Davis says the comp
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