Good morning, Ann Arbor.

With the Nov. 3 election two days away, voters will pick five trustees to serve on the Ann Arbor Public Schools board, and the winners will form a new majority when terms begin in 2027 (12 candidates are running).

Incumbent Rima Mohammad is the only current trustee seeking re-election, and pre-election filings show campaign fundraising totals ranging from $0 to about $35,145.

Washtenaw County Road Commission will do road work Nov.

2 to Nov. 8 across townships, with full closures including eastbound Geddes between U.S. 23 and Dixboro Road on Nov. 7, Werkner Road in Sylvan Township closed Nov. 2 to Nov. 20, and Warren Road Bridge closed through Nov. 15.

The Washtenaw County Health Department will mark its 85th anniversary with its State of Our Health gathering from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Dec.

11 at Washtenaw Community College’s Morris Lawrence Building (4800 Huron River Drive), featuring a 9 a.m. program, keynote, and breakout sessions. The free event requires RSVP by Dec. 1.

Ann Arbor Pioneer beat Saline 1-0 at Michigan State on Saturday, Oct.

31, 2026, as Gabby Hauden scored with 29 seconds left in the first period to secure the Pioneers' 32nd state field hockey championship and the program's 20th under coach Jane Nixon.

Michigan will get starting right tackle Blake Frazier back today against Rutgers (12:30 p.m., BTN), while Andrew Sprague remains out, three defensive linemen are game-time decisions, and Jo’Ziah Edmond is ruled out.

Michigan beat Rutgers 28-21 in Piscataway on Saturday, Oct.

31, as freshman QB Tommy Carr threw for 266 yards, ran for 54 and scored the go-ahead TD with 4:24 left. The Wolverines will host Michigan State next Saturday, Nov. 7 (kickoff time to be announced).