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Ann Arbor voters to decide Community Climate Action ballot proposal November 8th - Vimarsana News

Ann Arbor voters to decide Community Climate Action ballot proposal November 8th

Ann Arbor voters will decide a long-term tax question in the mid-term elections. The city is asking for a 20-year, one-mill tax increase to fund its Community Climate Action plan. It’s a lofty ask, and, as WEMU’s Cathy Shafran reports, not everyone is on board.

Source: wemu.org
University of Michigan physicist enters race for Ann Arbor mayor - Vimarsana News

University of Michigan physicist enters race for Ann Arbor mayor

Ann Arbor residents have a third person they can vote for in the upcoming mayoral race, but his name isn’t appearing on the ballot. WEMU’s Taylor Pinson has more.

Source: wemu.org
Why Sleeping Right is Important to Your Heart - Vimarsana News

Why Sleeping Right is Important to Your Heart

Multiple studies have shown people who get less than six hours of sleep had more plaque in their arteries, particularly the carotid arteries.

Primary Election Results 2022: Ann Arbor Mayor and City Council Races - Vimarsana News

Primary Election Results 2022: Ann Arbor Mayor and City Council Races

Mayor Christopher Taylor defeats Bannister in Mayoral primary. Incumbents Elizabeth Nelson and Ali Ramlawi lose their races.

Source: wemu.org
Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor celebrates win and looks ahead to November and beyond - Vimarsana News

Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor celebrates win and looks ahead to November and beyond

Incumbent Ann Arbor Mayor, Christopher Taylor, won his Democratic primary race with former City Council member Anne Bannister. Taylor took nearly 62% of the vote. He joined WEMU's David Fair to discuss plans moving forward.

Source: wemu.org