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Ryan Stanton is a city beat reporter for @annarbornews. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, social issues, and arts and entertainment, with a focus on Michigan and North America. Ryan's work has been featured in Signs Of The Times, Netadventist, and MLive.
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Ryan Stanton's focus is local news in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to local events, development projects, environment, and sustainability initiatives. Given the emphasis on these topics, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or access to key figures involved in local government decisions or community-oriented developments within Ann Arbor.
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By: Ryan Stanton
ANN ARBOR, MI — Andrew Schneider said he's lived in Ann Arbor for seven years without a car, but getting around as a pedestrian isn't always easy.
ANN ARBOR, MI — The days of Ann Arbor landlords charging prospective tenants over $6,000 to get in line for apartments with no guarantee they will become available may be over soon.
By: Ryan Stanton, Ryanstanton
A new proposal to replace Ann Arbor's Galleria Mall calls for a high-rise bigger and taller than previously planned.
By: Ryanstanton, Ryan Stanton
City staff gave an overview of the proposed ordinance during the Ann Arbor City Council's annual planning session Monday, Dec. 9.
By: Ryan Stanton, Ryanstanton
Ann Arbor officials are projecting a nearly 6% or $5 million increase in property tax revenue in the general fund for the next fiscal year, leaving the city with a surplus of extra cash.
By: Ryan Stanton
| ANN ARBOR, MI — A $10 million U.S. Department of Energy grant will help Ann Arbor implement a large-scale geothermal heating and cooling system for one neighborhood.
ANN ARBOR, MI — A pending ban on apartment waitlist fees in Ann Arbor — along with a new cap on renter application fees — is getting pushback from landlords.
By: Ryanstanton, Ryan Stanton
Here’s a look at Ann Arbor in the 1930s from The Ann Arbor News photo archives.
By: Ryan Stanton, Ryanstanton
A Washtenaw County judge denied Ann Arbor's motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the 15-story Five Corners development.
By: Ryanstanton, Ryan Stanton
Here’s a look at Ann Arbor in the 1940s from The Ann Arbor News photo archives.
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