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For the second time in a month, a police chief in Washtenaw County has resigned. Last month, it was Ann Arbor’s police chief. This week comes word that Ypsilanti’s police chief is stepping down. WEMU’s Cathy Shafran reports.
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The City of Ypsilanti is placing a moratorium on new marijuana businesses. WEMU's Josh Hakala reports.
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Ypsilanti City Council is planning to voice its opposition to red light traffic cameras at Tuesday night’s meeting. WEMU's Josh Hakala has more.
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The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners voted to approve $3.6 million to help create an affordable housing development on North Park Street in Ypsilanti. WEMU’s Josh Hakala reports.
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One of the most closely watched races leading up to the primary election was for Ypsilanti mayor. the race featured current mayor Lois Allen-Richardson, former city councilman Anthony Morgan and Mayor Pro-tem Nicole Brown. With nearly 65% of the vote, Brown moved on to the November ballot. She joined WEMU's David Fair to discuss her plans for the upcoming general election.
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Reccently, Ashanti Allona Harris fell short in her effort to fill a 3rd Ward vacancy by winning appointment to Ypsilanti City Council. Now, she'll try and earn that seat in the November general election. WEMU's Josh Hakala explains.
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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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Ypsilanti City Council voted Tuesday night to table a public hearing on a proposed affordable housing development until its August 9th meeting. WEMU's Josh Hakala reports.
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An edited video is circulating online that misrepresents Ypsilanti Mayor Lois Allen-Richardson’s views on abortion. WEMU’s Josh Hakala explains.
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Evan Sweet was chosen to fill the open seat on the Ypsilanti City Council Thursday night. WEMU’s Josh Hakala has more on the proceedings.