Ryan Stanton is a reporter at MLive/The Ann Arbor News. He covers Ann Arbor city hall and local government issues, focusing on urban design, development, transportation, and environmental topics, while also exploring local history and the arts. Ryan's work has been featured in Signs Of The Times & Netadventist, NewsBreak, MLive, and REDFLAG.
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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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From Water Hill to the Old West Side to Burns Park and beyond, short-term rental properties dot the landscape in Ann Arbor.
By: Ryan Stanton
Some of the crops to appear so far include a beet, apple, orange, pepper, carrot and watermelon, along with some abstract shapes.
ANN ARBOR, MI — Two candidates are vying for a 5th Ward Ann Arbor City Council seat in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary.
| ANN ARBOR, MI — Two candidates are competing for an open 4th Ward Ann Arbor City Council seat in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary.
Ryan Bartholomew and Ashley Hall are going head to head in the 3rd Ward in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary.
By: Ryan Stanton
Sandy Aldrich and Teesha Montague are facing off in Ann Arbor's 2nd Ward.
Council Member Cynthia Harrison faces challenger Rebecca Arends in the 1st Ward Ann Arbor City Council race.
Mayor Christopher Taylor, who joined City Council in 2008 and became mayor in 2014, faces challenger Yousef Rabhi in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary.
"Winning this award is a meaningful recognition of the thought, coordination and care that has gone into Ann Arbor’s public restroom efforts," City Administrator Milton Dohoney said.
By: Ryan Stanton
Ann Arbor mayoral candidate Yousef Rabhi called the accusation baseless and politically motivated.
