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Ann Arbor Observer is a monthly magazine published from Ann Arbor, Mich., since 1976, with a circulation of 64,000 and delivered free to all permanent residents of the Ann Arbor school district and postal service area. The magazine provides information on a variety of topics including colleges and universities, houses and apartments, health care, travel, museums, restaurants, shopping and local events. It also publishes other periodicals catering to specific interests such as real estate, two annual city guides and hosts a Web site that also provides links to various aspects of the city.

Ann Arbor News is a local news outlet that covers a wide range of topics, including community events, sports, and public interest stories in and around Ann Arbor, Michigan. The publication provides timely updates on significant happenings, such as weather alerts, local business developments, and community initiatives. In addition to reporting on current events, Ann Arbor News highlights the resilience of its community, featuring stories about recovery efforts following natural disasters and the challenges faced by local businesses. The outlet also focuses on cultural events, such as proms and farmers markets, showcasing the vibrant life of the Ann Arbor area. Generated from the website

The Southeast Michigan Land Conservancy (SMLC) is dedicated to conserving natural land and open spaces, including forests, wetlands, meadows, and agricultural lands, to provide vital habitats for wildlife and enhance the quality of life for local communities. With more than 3,400 acres protected, SMLC engages in land protection, acquisition, stewardship, and outreach efforts to promote sustainability and awareness of the importance of land conservation. Through various initiatives such as the Trailblazers for SMLC campaign and partnerships with local governments and environmental groups, the conservancy aims to bolster local conservation efforts and encourage community involvement. SMLC also participates in grant programs like the Forest-to-MiFaucet Initiative to empower landowners to manage their woodlands and contribute to the health of Michigan's drinking water resources. Generated from the website