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First responders were dispatched to Bandemer Park after receiving a call that an Amtrak train may have hit someone on the bridge at 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday, officials shared.

Tree Town has received “gold status” for its leadership efforts in climate resilience, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and its materials management for the third year in a row.

The 2023 study found that parents pay $31,670 per year in Ann Arbor, with child care costing an average of $22,154 per year.

Before returning to Tree Town, Buck worked in nonprofit management roles for over 10 years.

Main Street Ann Arbor is bringing back summer programming between June and August to the Main Street area.

The alternative schedule will help staff observe how different pollinator-friendly plants bloom, how grasses grow, if equipment fuel emissions are reduced and if stormwater infiltration improves.

The Southeast Michigan city has a long history of green policies, acceptance of counter-culture and turning a blind eye towards the use of substances.

Celebrate the launch of a local photographer's book on Friday at Washtenaw Dairy.

Starting at noon, Tree Town community members can rent discounted boats, listen to live music, go fishing, take a nature walk and learn about animals at Gallup Park.

Pollinator-friendly practices not only help Michigan-native species with more food and habitats but improve local ecosystems.