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Featured Events

Virtual Ink

Local authors Lara Zielin (photo) and Margaret Yang bring some tips, tricks and stories of success to their discussion of eBooks and electronic self-publishing on Thurs., Feb. 9, at 7 PM at the Traverwood Branch. This event is held in conjunction with Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Reads 2012, the theme of which is Language: How We Communicate.

Ford Gallery of Ann Arbor Founders

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Ann Arbor Founders Gallery

Meet the men and women who founded Ann Arbor, from the earliest pioneers to twentieth-century philanthropists. The Ford Gallery of Ann Arbor Founders is the online version of the permanent exhibit located in the Michigan Theater. Take a look at the entrepreneurs, ministers, and Anns who made Ann Arbor what it is today by browsing their names or taking a walk through the entire exhibit.

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