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Ann Arbor for Public Power debates DTE-backed group over ballot proposal (opens the original)
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The League of Women Voters of Washtenaw County held a forum Wednesday evening where Ann Arbor for Public Power and the DTE-backed Ann Arbor Responsible Energy Coalition pitched their cases to the city’s voters regarding a public power transition. Ann Arbor voters will decide whether to replace DTE Energy’s electrical utility with a city-run power grid, after A2P2 gathered more than 5,000 signatures on a petition to add its proposal to the Nov. 3 midterm ballot. The measure will appear on ballots
DOJ demands Ann Arbor Public Schools change transgender student policy (opens the original)
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In a letter sent to the Ann Arbor Public Schools Board of Education and Superintendent Jazz Parks on Monday, The U.S. Department of Justice accused AAPS’ Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Students policy of preventing parents of transgender students from accessing their children’s records. The DOJ claims AAPS’ policy requires school staff to conceal a student’s transgender identity from their parents or guardians, violating both the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and Protection of
Ann Arbor City Council votes to sell Kline’s lot to private developer (opens the original)
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The Ann Arbor City Council met in Larcom City Hall Tuesday evening to unanimously approve a purchase and sale agreement for the Kline’s Lot — a 1.31-acre parking lot on the corner of Ashley and West William streets — to a real estate developer. The location has been owned by the city since Kline’s Department Store closed in 1994. Real estate developer Hines has agreed to purchase the lot from the city for more than $14 million to construct a large, mixed-use development. The building will be all
El-Sayed rallies in Ann Arbor with Dingell and Raskin, taking aim at Rogers (opens the original)
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Hundreds of students and Ann Arbor residents filled the Michigan Theater Wednesday afternoon to see U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed campaign with U.S. Reps. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., and Jamie Raskin, D-Md. El-Sayed, an Ann Arbor resident and University of Michigan alum, has campaigned on campus multiple times this year. He won the Democratic Senate nomination after defeating U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., in a divisive primary election decided by just over 13,000 votes. He found some of
Mayor Taylor misses first City Council meeting since 2025 (opens the original)
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The Ann Arbor City Council met in Larcom City Hall Monday evening for a brief meeting, as Mayor Christopher Taylor was absent for the first time since Aug. 18, 2025. Taylor will conclude his 12-year tenure as mayor in November, following his loss to Washtenaw County Commissioner Yousef Rabhi in the Aug. 4 Democratic mayoral primary. The meeting began with public comment, in which Rebecca Arends — a social worker who ran against incumbent Councilmember Cynthia Harrison in the Ward 1 City Council
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