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Parma, MI · Traffic & Transit
MLive
Ann Arbor transit agency nets $6.6M to explore enhanced service on busy corridor
ANN ARBOR, MI — Millions of dollars in state grant funding are coming to Ann Arbor to help explore enhanced transit service along a busy state highway trunkline. The Michigan Department of Transportation has awarded $6.6 million to the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority, also known as TheRide, to support a study for the Washtenaw Avenue/Huron Street/Jackson Avenue bus rapid transit project.
cityofypsilanti.com
PUBLIC NOTICE: Construction on Westbound Forest Ave Bridge
Westbound W. Forest Ave, across the Huron River between N. River St. and N. Huron St., will be temporary closed for work on a water main by Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority beginning Monday, October 19. Eastbound traffic on Forest Ave will be unaffected. DETOUR: Westbound East Forest Ave. traffic will...
Echo online
Mind the sign: reserved spots require premium pass
Since Eastern Michigan University repurchased parking on campus, visitors may have noticed parking spots newly labeled as "reserved." EMU Police Chief Matthew Lige spoke to The Echo about this new parking option. "Parking in the reserved spot is only for the staff or student that purchased that spot," Lige wrote...
whmi.com
Thumbwind
History of Willis Michigan – The Walbash Railroad Town Built on Milk, Farming and Main Street
Subtitle: A railroad station, a busy creamery, and the surrounding farms transformed Willis into an important agricultural center in Washtenaw County during the early 1900s. In 1909, horse-drawn wagons crowded the grounds of the Willis Creamery in Washtenaw County. Farmers had …
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Lansing's Orange Barrels Are Nothing Compared to the Problems Drivers Face in Detroit
Lansing drivers, imagine a city where our construction headaches might actually seem like the least of your worries. Detroit's new national ranking isn't pretty. Would you rather drive through Lansing or Detroit?
cityofypsilanti.com
PUBLIC NOTICE: N. River St. Road Closure October 9 and October 12, 2026
Northbound N. River St, between North St. and Ferrier St., will be temporary closed for permitted work by Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority beginning the morning of Friday, October 9 and concluding the afternoon/evening of Monday, October 12; weather permitting. The affected area of N. River will reopen for regular travel on Saturday and Sunday (October 10 & 11) and reclose the morning of Monday, October 12.