Archive for May, 2004
According to their website, and a short story in this month’s Ann Arbor Observer, the old location of Decker Drugs will soon be the site of a “Noodles & Company.” According to an official company press release, Noodles & Company, founded in 1995, is in a phase of “aggressive expansion,” currently operates 87 restaurants in […]
The lead story in this week’s New York Times magazine: a true-life thriller about teenage sex, sure to scandalize almost all the people who read the New York Times Magazine - parents. I’m skeptical of any story where the primary research consisted of trolling the web for teens willing to talk online about their sex […]
Click to view full images: I took these photos at about 4 PM March 26. Police are asking anyone in the area when the fire started on early Tuesday morning who might have seen anything to call (734) 994-4976.> See related post: “Stevens Co-Op Burns”> See also AANews: “Cause of fire at co-op remains unknown”> […]
… Will be free from June 14 through September 30. However, that’s also when the hours will change from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Saturday, to 7:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Saturday.
> AANews: “Link bus system gets a sign of the times”> The Link Website
Also, here’s a few break-ins:
“2100 block of Commonwealth Boulevard, occurred […]
It seems that there’s a bit more to the story about the recently discovered privacy flaw in Wolverine Access. The student who found the flaw is alleging that the vulnerability was accessable from any browser, his friend said “The University only emailed students because Jon contacted the Ann Arbor News.” This from a a Live […]
The A.K. Stevens cooperative house, burned to the ground last night. The home had been undergoing a massive renovation at the time of the fire:
“Ritter said everything had been removed from the house, including the walls and the ceilings, as part of the renovation. Workers had been at the house Monday.”
> “Fire guts co-op home […]
> “On Saturday, the Ann Arbor Wastewater Treatment Plant reported it released up to half a million gallons of treated wastewater that had not yet been disinfected.”
> “A tornado touched down about 6 p.m. Sunday near Montrose, about halfway between Flint and Saginaw, the National Weather Service said. Another touched down at about 5:30 p.m. […]

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