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Ann Arbor tallies millions in damage from April tornado, ends state of emergency

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By Ryan Stanton Verified
| Ann Arbor News Verified
ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor is no longer in a self-declared state of emergency. Now nearly three months since an EF-1 tornado tore through the city, ripping apart buildings and uprooting trees, city officials have terminated the local state of emergency declared by Mayor Christopher Taylor on April 15. But the city still is working to address millions of dollars in damage to city properties and has released new tallies of the toll the tornado took.
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Citing anti-Israel protests, Ann Arbor aims to adopt new law to protect places of worship

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By Ryan Stanton Verified
| Ann Arbor News Verified
ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor officials are considering city ordinance changes to explicitly prohibit disturbance of the peace at places of religious worship. Citing anti-Israel protests outside the Beth Israel synagogue on Washtenaw Avenue that have been happening weekly since 2003, City Council voted 9-0 Monday night, July 7, to approve a resolution calling them antisemitic and directing the city attorney’s office to take action.
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Rolling Sculpture Car Show to take over downtown Ann Arbor streets

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By Ryan Stanton Verified
| Ann Arbor News Verified
ANN ARBOR, MI — The Rolling Sculpture Car Show is returning to downtown Ann Arbor. City Council voted 9-0 Monday night, July 6, to approve shutting down portions of Main, Liberty and Washington streets for the 30th annual showcase of modern and classic cars. The event is free to the public and takes place 2-10 p.m. Friday, July 10. Willie, left and Lillie sit on a 1959 Austin-Healy Bug Eye in downtown Ann Arbor during the Rolling Sculpture Car Show.
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