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Police thwart annual nude photo shoot at the Ann Arbor Art Fairs - but he eventually got his shot
Three 'nude' models whirl their shirts above their heads and chant 'don't break tradition' outside the State Theater in Ann Arbor Friday.
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Police Beat: Armed robbers remain at large
Computerized composite images of two men who police say blindfolded and robbed at gunpoint an Ann Arbor man.
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Doctors' Orders Lost In Translation
When patients are discharged from the emergency department, their recovery depends on carefully following the doctors' instructions for their post care at home.
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Some visitors fall victim to heat at the Ann Arbor Art Fairs
Isiah Harrison, a local who has been coming to the Ann Arbor Art Fairs for years, wears a hat to ward off the sun.
'Harvey' plans public nude photo shoot
The art photographer known simply as Harvey is at it again. He's the one who each year shoots a picture featuring nude models at the Ann Arbor Art Fairs, a tradition dating back 14 years.
What you'll find if you go to Ann Arbor
The Ann Arbor Art Fairs has evolved from an organic display of art into an event that incorporates a flurry of hands-on activities, live entertainment and workshops.
The Funnel Cake Guy highlights Ann Arbor Art Fair
So, every year during Art Fair, a bunch of food vendors set up a sort of food court on Liberty just west of Main Street.
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Three Democrats run for drain commissioner
Barring a successful write-in campaign, the race for Washtenaw County drain commissioner will be decided during the Aug.
Driving forecast for Ann Arbor Art Fairs
If you're one of the thousands of folks who'll be heading to the Ann Arbor Art Fairs today through Saturday, you won't have a huge amount of construction to avoid.
Ann Arbor man robbed by intruders in his northside apartment
An Ann Arbor resident was blindfolded and robbed by armed intruders inside his apartment on the city's north side this morning, police said.
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Watch pooches put through their paces
Susan Holland snuggles her dog, Marra, after they showed in the Open A division of the 2005 United Kennel Club Trials at Ann Arbor Dog Training Club.
My Business: Sparrow Market and Sparrow Athletic of Ann Arbor
Nearly 25 years ago, Bob Sparrow and his wife started an Ann Arbor meat market, aiming to offer more than the typical boxed-meat selection available at some stores.
GM readies for new round of job cuts
Chief Executive Rick Wagoner is slated to announce the automaker's second major restructuring package in six weeks on Tuesday as the company looks to cut costs and win back investor confidence in the face of ...
Ann Arbor extends deal on curb compost carts
The city of Ann Arbor has extended a offer for residents to buy pre-ordered 96-gallon, 64-gallon and 35-gallon compost carts for $25 through July 31.
STATE: Zingerman's slices Toledo route, citing fuel prices
Add Zingerman's to the long list of companies that have been forced to cut back because of high fuel prices.
Study calls Ann Arbor-Howell commuter rail line viable
A proposed commuter rail line between Ann Arbor and Howell is viable, although start-up costs far exceed what organizers expected at $32.4 million, according to a recently released feasibility study.
Knoxville GiveCamp organized by Nathan Blevins in concert with Ann Arbor, MI
The participants were: Ben Farmer, Dylan Wolf, Jenny Farmer, Joe Simpson, and I. Basically, we took on two projects.
It's almost time for the Ann Arbor Art Fairs - and organizers are ready for all kinds of weather
Artist Marion Schlauch hits the water off her tent in the State Street Art Fair during one of the downpours last year.
Closer to Home: Ann Arbor, Mich.
Color and craft abound at the Ann Arbor Arts Fairs starting Wednesday. For more, turn to F5 ONLINE ONLY: Ann Arbor is a college town where visitors rediscover the kind of artsy, outdoor and mind-expanding stuff ...
Ypsilanti Man: Guilty Of Murder
A jury deliberated about seven hours before finding a man guilty of second-degree murder in the death of his live-in girlfriend in their Ypsilanti home.