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Residents check out the plans for a 294- unit apartment complex on Nixon Road at a meeting Tuesday night at the Traverwood Branch Library in Ann Arbor. Ryan J. Stanton | AnnArbor.com Neighbors of a proposed 294- unit apartment complex at Nixon Road and M-14 say they're concerned about adding more traffic to an already congested area. "It's hell right now," said Cathy Baker , who lives in the Barclay Park condominiums and says traffic regularly backs up on Nixon Road during rush hour. About two dozen residents attended a citizen participation meeting hosted by the developer Tuesday night at the Traverwood Branch Library in Ann Arbor. A map of the site location provided by the developer. Traffic repeatedly came up as a main concern with the project. Residents who live in neighboring apartments and condominiums said they're particularly worried about worsening traffic backups where Nixon Road meets Green and Dhu Varren roads — an unconventional four-w...

“Who f – -  king invades Bushwick ?” Most people would answer “hipsters.” But that question comes straight out of a new action movie called “Bushwick,” out Friday, which depicts a large- scale military invasion of the hot Brooklyn nabe — by Texas. Wait. Who makes an action movie about Bushwick? “I lived in Bushwick for about five or six years about 10 years ago,” Cary Murnion, the film’s co-director, tells The Post. “I thought [the people] just had a great spirit, and if there was something that went down, if they were invaded, they’d fight back.” And fight back they do. In the movie, actors Dave Bautista and Brittany Snow bound around the actual neighborhood — stocking up on supplies in a bodega (Edward’s Grocery & Deli), seeking refuge in a school (IS 162, the Willoughby School) and dodging bullets on bona fide Bushwick streets . “Ninety-five percent of the movie was filmed within these five blocks,” Murnion says. For eagle-eyed New York movie lovers , such authenticity is re...

Wheelhouse offices fill about 12,000 square feet at 574 Santa Fe Drive . (Burl Rolett)" /> Wheelhouse offices fill about 12,000 square feet at 574 Santa Fe Drive . (Burl Rolett) A company charged with leasing nearly 100 apartment buildings around Denver is ready to buy a place of its own. Property manager Wheelhouse Apartments , along with its construction and commercial management wings , has moved to the former BillTrust building at Sixth Avenue and Santa Fe Drive with plans of buying a share of the office property in the next month. Wheelhouse owner Zvi Rudawsky said he was looking for a change from the firm’s previous space in a midrise office building at 90 Madison St. “We were in Cherry Creek before, and it was a good building and a good space, but it was much more corporate,” he said. “It worked well for us, but this really is just such a unique space and it fits our culture a lot better.” Wheelhouse Apartments , Wheelhouse Management and Wheelhouse Construction ...

Ironwood Apartment Homes in Altoona" class="vi2" /> Ironwood Apartment Homes in Altoona Transcript: Ironwood Apartment Homes in Altoona be the primary threat, flash funding is also an issue especially if we have a lot of rainfall over the same areas that pics of heavy rain yesterday and many we are talking about southern iowa at that point. we will keep a close eye on things. kind of a complicated forecast today but by the plaintiff's severe weather is at least a possibility many of us later on this afternoon.>>lou: keep that in mind. this 8:15 am. we have special guests joining us in studio right now. trevor malmberg is here. property manager of ironwood apartment homes in altoona. when you think about moving to different places a lot of people are thinking west automatically or north. >>jackie: all the statistics are showing young people are moving into the metro and you can tell because there are apartment buildings going up everywhere. ever...

This story is about Cowboys Published Aug. 18 This Story is About... Share This Story On... Dallas Cowboys fans cheer on Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott (21) as he exits the field after defeating the Cincinnati Bengals 28-14 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Sunday, October 9, 2016. The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 28-14. (Vernon Bryant/The Dallas Morning News )" src="src" /> Vernon Bryant/Staff Photographer Dallas Cowboys fans cheer on Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott (21) as he exits the field after defeating the Cincinnati Bengals 28-14 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Sunday, October 9, 2016. The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 28-14. (Vernon Bryant/The Dallas Morning News ) By Kate Hairopoulos , Staff Writer Contact Kate Hairopoulos on Twitter: @khairopoulos OXNARD, Calif. -- The NFL's six-game suspension of Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott sparked a firestorm of public opinion. Is ...

T hose who switched off with a sigh of relief in July may not have noticed. But something big is slowly stirring in the undergrowth of British politics. Fact by fact, announcement by announcement, the case for Britain to remain in the European Union’s single market and customs union is growing stronger and more irresistible by the day. Such an outcome is most definitely not this government’s policy. But, this autumn, something will have to give. Over the past 10 days David Davis ’s Brexit department has published seven so- called partnership papers : important documents covering a wide range of subjects, from customs and Northern Ireland to civil justice and, most recently, disputes mechanisms, including the role of the European Court of Justice. According to the introductory blurb inside each, these papers are all about forming a bespoke post-Brexit partnership with the EU. Yet, by intention or accident, they do something very different. Together they make a case for sticking with t...