Candidate Profile: Sue Shink says love of community led her to seeking County District 2 seat
Democrat Sue Shink, who squares off against Republican Kevin Jardine in the Nov. 6 general election for the Washtenaw County Commission District 2 seat…
CTN Host Profile: Bonnie Gabowitz brings experience, dedication to Ward Talk
Viewers of CTN – Ann Arbor’s public, educational and government-access television network – are in solid hands when it comes to coverage of neighborhoods…
Local families describe living with Type 1 Diabetes a “24/7 job”
Extra attention is being given in the Ann Arbor area this month to Type 1 Diabetes as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation stages its…
Tennis Preview: FGR looks to improve on last year’s best season ever
Father Gabriel Richard gave the term “good season” new meaning in 2017 when its men’s tennis team finally wrapped up last year’s campaign. How’s…
CTN Host Profile: Dana Denha fills many roles in front of and behind the camera
Regular watchers of CTN, Ann Arbor’s local-access cable stations, probably recognize Dana Denha best for her on-air role as host for the weekly show, FYI….
Golf Preview: Strength in numbers a key off the tee for young Skyline
They may not be the most experienced bunch, but no one can say the Skyline women golfers don’t have strength in numbers. Going into…
Soccer Preview: Skyline seeks genuine gold in 2018
After two consecutive undefeated regular seasons, you would think a soccer program would be resting on its laurels. But, not at Skyline High. “You…
Golf Preview: River Rats hope that rebuild is complete heading to the first tee in 2018
The key word last season at Huron for the women’s golf team was rebuilding. And the main question this year for the River Rats…
Soccer Preview: ‘Passionate’ Pioneer going through adjustments
Jon Sundermann, in his first year as coach of the Pioneer soccer team, says there are adjustments to be made early this season –…
Soccer Season Preview: FGR Fighting Irish young, but talented
Nothing says “young team,” like a squad that graduated more than a dozen players last year. But that’s what’s facing the Father Gabriel Richard…