Here's how to cast your vote for Ann Arbor's next flag
Tree Town residents have until Friday, June 28 to vote for their favorites.
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Tree Town residents have until Friday, June 28 to vote for their favorites.
For people living on the streets, simply finding a restroom can be a daily challenge
Over 350 community members marched from the Diag to City Hall to advocate for Ann Arbor to support a ceasefire in the Israeli-Hamas War.
Residents of all ages can submit designs for flags that will fly over city facilities and Larcom City Hall.
Listen to the full interview. Geoff Larcom says he grew up steeped in journalism, both from his mother and father's great interest and experiences in media. His father was the first city administrator in Ann Arbor, and the city administration building is named after him--Larcom City Hall. Guy Larcom served from 1956 to 1973. He also taught a class in reporting public affairs at the University of Michigan at the same time he was Ann Arbor city manager. Geoff's mother helped to create the journalism curriculum at Eastern, when she taught at the university in the late 60's and early 7...