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Ann Arbor Parks has updated their operational status for Spring and Summer 2020. We have split the update into sections on what is currently open, what is opening soon, and what is remaining closed for now. We also have a section for upcoming park events and camps. Information in this article was based on the […]
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Grocery Stores, Convenience Stores, and other food shopping are exempt from Governor Whitmer’s Stay At Home Order. However, many are operating on alternate schedules. Check out our list of Ann Arbor Grocery Store Hours along with pickup and delivery options. As the safer at home order has continued, grocery stores have continued to adapt. They
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On Thursday, May 21 the Ann Arbor Public Schools has special summer learning opportunities for 2020. They introduced them in a Facebook Townhall on Thursday, May 21. Ann Arbor Public Schools is re-envisioning Summer Learning for 2020. Virtual learning will be synchronous with a specific teacher (except A2 Virtual+). Synchronous sessions will be made available
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Washtenaw County Parks has an update on their Summer of 2020 Status with details on their water parks, park facilities, day camps, and events. What’s Currently Open Park Trails & Parking Lots The Washtenaw County Parks are currently open for trails and activities that maintain social distancing. The vehicle entrances and parking lots at Rolling
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Coloring is a great way for kids (and adults) to pass time while they are home. We have assembled a list of Ann Arbor area coloring pages. If you know of others, we would love to add to the list. Arbor Annie’s Coloring Page Let’s start with a coloring page featuring our own Arbor Annie.
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With air shows canceled, the US Navy’s Blue Angels are taking their usual training runs on the road. They will be flying over Ann Arbor on Tuesday, May 12 as part of salutes to Detroit, Chicago, and Indianapolis. Their Detroit flight path will take them over Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti starting at 11:30am on Tuesday,
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Are you wondering about Ann Arbor Road Construction Closures? Construction is continuing and starting on various projects despite the COVID-19 virus. Fortunately, it is relatively easy to social distance at most road projects. With projects by the City of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, other cities and townships, and MDOT, it can be difficult to find
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COVID-19 is on the rise in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, and around Michigan. While there are not currently stay at home orders,t here are still mask requirements, gathering limits, and other COVID-19 Updates Current Health Orders Masks – There’s a lot of legal jargon, but masks are required at most public locations indoors and outdoors
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Does your family love to color? Nineteen female artists have coloaborated on a new coloring book, Color the Quarantine. The coloring book was the inspiration of three artists, Kat Furtado, Leah Nadeau, and Melissa Doty. Leah Nadeau is an Ann Arbor artist and asked me to share the project with Ann Arbor parents. Kat, Leah,
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Saline Area Schools Schools has released more information about how they will be proceeding now that K-12 schools are closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. Governor Whitmer announced yesterday (April 2) that K-12 schools will not be reopening for the 2019-2020 school year and that local districts would be creating a plan.
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