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Some people leave their Christmas trees up for a few weeks after the holiday. Others take it down as soon as the presents are opened. Regardless of your method, the city of Ann Arbor is accepting discarded Christmas trees. WEMU's Josh Hakala reports.
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Raucus, fun, and steeped in tradition, a panto is a theater tradition that has entertained generations of Brits during the holidays. Ryan Mackenzie-Lewis,…
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Some 20 Ann Arbor area artists will be showing and selling their creations Friday, November 26, 2021 through Sunday the 28th at the Valley Barn at Frutig…
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A 13-foot lighted candy cane, Rudolph, and his eight "Volkswagen" reindeer will surround a 16-foot tree made of giant plastic teeth in downtown Northville…
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The coronavirus pandemic has had a drastic and devastating effect on many different businesses and people in the area. Local musicians have been…
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Father Christmas takes time out of his busy holiday schedule to talk with Deb and David about Christmas in the time of COVID-19. Can it stop Ole’ Saint…
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Ann Arbor residents currently have four drop-off sites available to them to discard their Christmas trees. The city has designated specific areas at…
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As we move closer to a vaccine to combat COVID-19, local hospitals continue to experience an increase in cases. WEMU’s Lisa Barry talks to Michigan…
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This week, "Art and Soul" is about the culinary arts. WEMU's Lisa Barry and Jessica Webster talk to one of the partners and managers at the new Bobcat…