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Friends say: He’s measured.  Collegial. A leader. Detractors say: He’s a DINO. Anti-everything. Bad for Ann Arbor.    Jack Eaton speaks slowly, so slowly that sometimes you wonder how he doesn’t nod off in the middle of a sentence.…
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Keeping Tabs—Local To Watch In 2014: Ward 2 Council Member Sally Hart Petersen

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Over the past 190 years, only two women have served as mayor of Ann Arbor. Can Sally P. be #3? Sally Hart Petersen ran a clever campaign to defeat two-term incumbent Tony Derezinski, a former state legislator. Mostly though, Sally…
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Listening her way across the city. Budgeting her way to perdition. Dr. Jeanice K. Swift was not the Ann Arbor Board of Education’s first choice to lead the Ann Arbor Public Schools. The search for Dr. Patricia Green’s replacement began…
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Ann Arbor State Senator Warren Introduced 27 Bills, 8 Resolutions and 18 Amendments in 2013

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ANN ARBOR’S 18th District State Senator Rebekah Warren introduced 27 bills between January and December 2013. All of Representative’s bills were referred to committees. Senate Bill 674: Establish statutory right to breastfeed in public was…
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EDITORIAL: More Money For Traffic Enforcement

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AT THE DECEMBER 16th Ann Arbor City Council meeting, Council members Eaton, Lumm and Kunselman introduced a resolution to allocate $125,000 to Police Chief John Seto’s department. The money will fund enhanced traffic enforcement in order to…
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THE CITY’S 2013 National Citizen Survey revealed that 92 percent of Ann Arbor residents rated the city as an “excellent” or “good” place to live based on overall quality of life. That figure is unchanged from the National Citizen Survey…
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Ann Arbor State Representative Jeff Irwin Introduced 16 Bills, 5 Resolutions & 7 Amendments During 2013

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ANN ARBOR’S 53RD District Representative Jeff Irwin introduced 16 bills between January and December 2013. All of the Irwin’s bills were referred to committees, where they remain. Those bills included one to legalize marijuana, a bill to…
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Deliverance: The “Chickification” of the National Football League

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OVER THE LAST five or six years, I have noticed a trend among the “football cognoscenti.” During the lead up to the season, excitement and interest in examining schedules, prognosticating, evaluating rookie performances, and drafting…
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Hearing Notice

State of Michigan Probate Court

County of Washtenaw

In the matter of RAFAEL YAHYA. TAKE NOTICE: A hearing will be held on March 17, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. at 101 E. Huron Street 1104, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1446 before the Honorable Julia B. Owdziej for the following purpose(s): PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE (via Zoom).

Attorney:

Lisa J. Sutton (P63217)

35339 23 Mile Rd., #408

New Baltimore, MI 48047

313-350-8089

Petitioner:

Yvonne Davis/Elite Guardianship, Inc

33300 Warren Rd., Suite 27

Westland, MI 48185

734-237-4108  

Published March 3, 2026

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE FISCHER FAMILY TRUST

STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WASHTENAW

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Gary W. Fischer and Nancy E. Fischer, who were the Settlors
and original Trustees of The Fischer Family Trust u/a/d May 15, 2002, as amended and who
lived at 9840 Currie Road, Northville, Michigan 48167, died August 12, 2025, and October 26,
2020, respectively. There is no personal representative of either settlor’s estate to whom letters of
administration have been issued.

The Successor Trustees of said Trust are Erin L. Facione and Daniel L. Whiting.
Creditors of The Fischer Family Trust u/a/d May 15, 2002, as amended will be forever barred
unless claims are presented to Successor Trustees’ legal representative STULL LAW, PLC,
35560 Grand River Ave #412, Farmington Hills, MI 48335 within four (4) months after the date
of the publication of this notice.

Notice is further given that the Trust will thereafter be assigned and distributed to the persons
entitled to it.

STULL LAW, PLC,
35560 Grand River Ave #412
Farmington Hills, MI 48335
248-432-6477

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