Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of August.
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🏘️ Community
Pittsfield Township and a citizens group are suing to halt the extension of Ann Arbor Municipal Airport's runway, citing ignored health and safety concerns.
Freeway closures, including the U.S. 23 and M-14 interchange, will disrupt Ann Arbor traffic this weekend.
The Ann Arbor Wellness Fair, featuring University of Michigan athletes and fitness classes, will take place at Homes Brewery Campus with participation from over a dozen companies.
Ann Arbor approves street closures for outdoor tailgating and watch events during University of Michigan football games.
🚨 Crime
Regina Williamson was sentenced to three years probation for aiding her brother post-murder in Ypsilanti, including a guilty plea to accessory and weapon charges.
🏛️ Government
Washtenaw County amends employee travel policy after revelations of the Racial Equity Officer's extensive and costly travel.
Ben Harrington, Saline's community development director who significantly influenced the city's new master plan and housing options, resigns for a job in Minnesota.
🏈 Sports
The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority provides updated shuttle service for Michigan football fans attending games at Michigan Stadium, with five routes from various hotels and parking locations for $1.50 each way.
🎉 Ann Arbor Events
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11th Annual Monarch Migration Festival
Celebrate the annual migration of monarch butterflies and support conservation efforts at Leslie Science & Nature Center's family-friendly festival.
Boys Tennis Match Against University of Detroit Jesuit
Watch the Boys Varsity Tennis team compete in an exciting match against the University of Detroit Jesuit at the tennis courts.
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