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There are three candidates seeking to serve as the Mayor of Ypsilanti in a runoff to be decided in August. All three have experience as elected officials, and all agree they have a good working relationship and similar goals and aspirations for the city. That leads some to beg the question: Why run against one another? WEMU’s Josh Hakala went in search of the answer.
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Time has run out for completing an agreement to move forward on a proposed development for Ypsilanti's Water Street property.89.1 WEMU's Lisa Barry…
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A controversial trip taken to China by City of Ypsilanti officials has placed a dark cloud over a potential $300 million project they're considering from…
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Metro Times reporter Tom Perkins has been closely following the proposed international development for Ypsilanti's Water Street property. He talks about a…
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The Water Street Debt Retirement proposal will be decided by Ypsilanti voters on August 8th. Primary Election Day is next Tuesday. This is the second…
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The City of Ypsilanti will start the New Year looking for ways to improve its financial crisis.With over $10 million in debt on the Water Street…
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The Ypsilanti City Council has called a special meeting for early next Tuesday to decide whether or not to put the Water Street millage issue before…
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The League of Women Voters of the Ann Arbor Area will host a forum tonight for the Democratic candidates running for State Representative of the 54th…
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Ypsilanti residents will decide in August whether to approve a 2.3 millage to pay off debt from the Water Street Project. Officials from both sides made…
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Ypsilanti officials want to hear residents’ concerns about the Water Street Redevelopment Project. Many residents view the project as a lengthy and…