118 South Main Street in Ann Arbor is home to a coworking community known as Workantile. Over the last several years, I’ve probably scratched out notes to myself half a dozen times, reminding me that I needed to hunt down the folks in charge and interview them for the site. Well, a few days ago, […]
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Big Business vs. Small Business…. who’s right?
Today, in response to an interview that I’d posted recently with the founders of the Ypsi/Arbor small business support group Small & Mighty, a reader by the name of KJC posted a link to an article titled “Small is not Beautiful,” implying, I think it’s pretty clear, that many of us are misguided in our […]
Ypsi church for sale… let’s chip in and buy it
At present, Ypsilanti has at least four churches for sale. You can find a brochure listing each here. The most recent one added to the list is a First Congregational Church on North Adams that dates back to 1898. The asking price for the 13,600 square foot church is $400,000 (or, $650,000, if you include […]
Posted in Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged business ideas, churches, fetish, First Congregational Church, North Adams, Pabst, Pabst-only liquor licenses, PBR, Planned Unit Development, PUD, R3, real estate, reuse, Tech Brewery, Teresa Gillotti 20 Comments
Dreamland Tonight episode three
Dreamland Tonight * Episode Three from mike ambs ☂ on Vimeo.
Posted in Art and Culture, Dreamland Tonight, Media, Michigan, Ypsilanti Also tagged Ann Arbor Skate Park, Bash Boulder, Dreamland Theater, Forest Juziuk, Jennifer Albaum, Skate Laws, Ted Kennedy, Ypsi Skate Park 6 Comments