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Ann Arbor Observer has been a member of Linktree for 5 months and joined in April 2026. The social media accounts linked to from Ann Arbor Observer are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok Besides social media accounts, a2observer has populated their site with: • Teacher Jeff Kass & Poems for the People • State Budget Slashes Great Start Collaboratives • Why Isn't There a DI U-M Women's Hockey Team? • Arena Football Team the Michigan Raptors • Hyundai Asian Market Is Now Modu Mart • Harvest Market's Briarwood Arrival • Minor Landmark: the Fleetwood Diner • Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 review • Inequity in Local Tax Bases • Friends Support Monarch Butterflies • A2 Symphony Orchestra's Link Up Program for Elementary Schoolers • Chronic Absenteeism Rates in A2 High Schools • Mom Bosses of Ann Arbor • Events Calendar • Kiwanis, Don Butcher, and the 720-square-foot 1950s-era Ann Arbor model railroad • Animal Farm, a Fairy Story at Dreamland Theater • Knit Narrative at Riverside Arts Center • Taste of Ann Arbor • The Last Wide Open at Theatre NOVA • Ann Arbor Observer Comics Archives • Why the AAPS Contract “Agreement” Was Anything But • 32nd Annual Juneteenth at Wheeler Park • AFC Ann Arbor Women’s Team - Ann Arbor Observer • Learning in Limbo (Jan. 2026) • Fifty Years of Observing Ann Arbor • A Special Election Turns Weird • Ann Arbor Pride • The U School: In This Together • Everyone Is Invited • Professional Youth Theatre of Michigan's "Anything Goes" • Voters' Message Is Clear—as Mud • Hale & Well Met – The creative works of Hale Mueller • We'll Be There With Bells On: Ann Arbor Morris • Doors Open at the Big House of Dorms - Ann Arbor Observer • Endurance Athlete Brendan LaFrenier • Comprehensive Plan: What Happens Now? • Shakespeare in the Arb's Love's Labor's Lost: Theater Preview • a2view Weekly Newsletter Archive • Subscribe to a2view! • Water From a Stone (Feb. 2026) • Meeting Points at the Ann Arbor Art Fair • Pomonapalooza Rocks On • “Grammar Night”: The Ark/Michigan Public • If These Glasses Could Talk • New Munich Day at HOMES Campus • Day of Reckoning Nears for AAPS • AAPS Teachers Vote Underwhelmingly to Ratify Contract • Ann Arbor Observer website • Subscribe to a2view, our weekly newsletter! • Mamady Camara Petitions for Release • A2 Summer Streets Are Walkable, But Are They Accessible? • Letter to the Editor: Teacher Contracts (Mar. 2026) • Running Into Trouble • Residents Fight the Power—and Win • 81st Manchester Community Fair • House By the Side of the Road: A Friend to the Community Since 1970 • Cluster Museum: The Collective Process of Creation • Maker Works: 15th Anniversary Open House • Concerts That Break Down Barriers • Doors Open at the Big House of Dorms • Blood Drive: Michigan Theater • “Hymns and Homages”: Vocal Arts Ensemble • AC Lounge's Bartenders Serve Up Serious Drinks • College Cheer at Huron High • Big Play Day Arb Takeover: Matthaei & the Arb • Why the AAPS Contract “Agreement” Was Anything But (May 2026) • A Century in Ann Arbor • Juicy Kitchen Rises From the Ashes • 16th Annual Ton-Up Motorcycle & Music Festival: Café Racer • Hear.Say Brewing + Theater: Beer and a Show • Keeping Out the Con Artists • The York Sign • “Aviary After Dark”: Aviary Aerial & Circus Arts • Curious Coffee Is Leaving the Nest • Michigan Medicine vs. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan • The Concordia Curveball • Seeking a Check on U-M's Expansion • Weaver & Storyteller Barb Schutzgruber • Of Cats and Crises • Trevor Zhou's Ann Arbor • Truce in Gaza, Conflicts in Ann Arbor • Art Fair Bingo • Scott Beal • Stubborn Brother Wills Itself to Ann Arbor • The Berofskys • The Restaurant Kids Are All Right • The Ann Arbor Airport • Marketplace Changes: Psilly • Faster, Higher, Stranger • Bach: Familiar Faces on the Old West Side • Science Faces a Hostile Takeover • On the Ballot in November: A New Power Structure • Author Camille Pagán • 11 Non-Blondes at Hear.Say Brewing + Theater: Event Review • Marketplace Changes: Marengo Sewing Studio • Scouts Honored • Carpenter: AKA Awesomeville • Trading Card Rewards • A Life in Theater in Southeast Michigan • Potholes! • Michelin's First Great Lakes Edition: Where's A2? • Minor Landmarks: 8 Ball Saloon • Visit our Comics Archives • Dicken: Like Riding a Bike? • The List Is a Launchpad • State & Ellsworth Roundabout • Sheriff’s Battles Stretch Into Second Year • People Come and Go, but the Piano’s Always Grand • Tough Break Hotel • Mitchell: Keeping Ann Arbor Weird • Making It • Townie, Townier, Towniest • Kratom Invasion • Waiting for the Medicine to Kick In • The Last Loaf of the Best Baguette • “Monster Ann Arbor Record & CD Collector’s Show”: Rerun Records - Ann Arbor Observer • New Tricks at the Creature Conservancy • Minor Landmarks: Champion American Elm • Naturalist Shawn Severance • The Hottest Seat on Campus • Chasing the Sky Disc • Continuity and Change at the Earle • All the Lonely People • Educator and Human-Rights Champion Kathy Kosobud • Political Ambitions, Made in Ann Arbor • Minor Landmarks: Barton Dam • Defying Density • Our Intersecting Lives: Connecting 5 Strangers • Veteran Leadership at New Dispensary: Marketplace Changes • Beyond Roommates • Ann Arbor’s Reading Challenge • From Ann Arbor to the Cosmos • Dorro Takes on Amazon • Aperitivo Welcomes Pre-Dinner Crowd: Marketplace Changes • Does This Landfill Project Pass the Sniff Test? • Encouraging Health Trends • Literacy Challenges Follow Students to College • Jazz in Ann Arbor: A Vibe Check • Theater review: Encore's Fiddler on the Roof • All Rise for a Notoriously Tough Boss • School Board Voter Guide • Event review: Gallery Nights in Kerrytown • Touché, My Friend: Athena theater review • For Clothes That Deserve a Second Chance • A Fourth Attempt at Forever: Emma's Wedding(s) theater review • Women's AFC Ann Arbor vs. Midwest United • Out Loud ChorusThe Big 3-Oh-No: OLC Laments Turning 30 • Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival: Kerrytown Concert House • Terpsichore Collective presents Dancing in Summer: The Festival • Yes, Ann Improv Festival