Football shuttles will move Wolverines fans between Michigan Stadium and drop-off/pick-up spots at Ann Arbor hotels and parking sites.

On the third Wednesday of every month, different trucks, food carts and pop-ups will sell dinner and dessert to market visitors between 5-8 p.m.

Staff at the garden said around 75 percent of the buds have bloomed.

Regional vendors will be at the Kerrytown spot selling flowers, potted plants, herbs and some vegetable seedlings.

There are more than 10,000 pink, red, white and yellow flowers at peak bloom.

This year, Sonic Lunch will happen every Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the corner of Liberty and Division streets between June 6 and August 29.

This year’s event will have advocates, live music, vendors and a treasure hunt while running concurrently with the Monroe Street Fair.

Watch the Michigan Wolverines go head-to-head in Houston with the Washington Huskies on Monday at the historic Michigan Theater.

A new zero-emissions initiative will help the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide) reach its goals of reducing its carbon footprint in the years ahead.

Several streets will be closed this week to accommodate them as they bring carfuls of furniture to student dorms.

The annual celebration happens on the last Saturday of June, July and August and offers traditional German fare, live music, dance performances and buckets full of beer.

Cycling commuters can take photos of their rides and post them to Twitter with the hashtag #MyA2Commute.

Two schools are partnering for March is Reading Month for students of all abilities.

Program strives to connect all artists.

It’s all about being creative and illuminating the Ann Arbor Farmers Market in Kerrytown. The “FoolMoon” event is still a month away, but preparations are now taking place.

Watch artists carve intricate creations out of ice in Ann Arbor on Saturday.

Wolverine Pickleball breaks ground on its new 12-court facility in Ann Arbor.

Time to get ready for the big game! The Super Bowl is this weekend and even if you’re not into football, it’s an event that everyone gets into, so we decided to tackle the topic for What’s the Buzz today.

The Power of the Purse event is back in-person this year at WCC's Morris Lawrence Building.

The Ann Arbor-based company is currently hiring seasonal, nightshift workers to prepare and pack orders made through its online and catalog shop.

Several local churches, organizations and nonprofits are offering their spaces as daytime warming shelters.

With over 20 years in the hospitality industry, one couple decided to take tacos to the next level, literally. Aaron and Miriam Orr joined Meredith Bruckner, the Community News Producer for All About Ann Arbor, on “Live in the D” to talk about their unique taco truck called 1923 Double Decker.

It's your last chance to enjoy food trucks at Ann Arbor Farmers Market in 2022.

Trick-or-treating returns to Main Street on Sunday, Oct. 30.

Avoid these roads around Michigan Stadium on Saturday.

The vegan scene continues to grow in Ann Arbor with the addition of North Star Lounge. Phillis Engelbert and Jessica Stern joined Meredith Bruckner, community news producer for All About Ann Arbor, to highlight everything this spot has to offer.

Enjoy 100 artists, live entertainment, food, and drinks in Ann Arbor.

The Guild of Artists & Artisans is bringing back its second annual fall event.

Venue is opening in the former Lucky's Market location in Lower Burns Park.

“Buhr Park Pool will be closing Sunday, Aug. 28, for the season. As a result, we are sorry to report the annual dog swim is cancelled,” officials wrote.

Tree Town resident and world famous chalk artist David Zinn will be hosting a “Chalk the Walk” event at the Ann Arbor Art Fair this month.

Dates announced for 2022 Food Truck Rallies in Ann Arbor.

People will converge on the Diag this weekend to protest gun violence.

Working from home is great, and remote workers in Tree Town are living the good life.

Free concerts are scheduled for Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. between June 2 and August 25.

High wind conditions carried the smoke to the downtown Ann Arbor building, Ann Arbor Fire Department officials said.

See what U-M has in store for its Peony Garden's centennial.

Here's a roundup of our favorite places to go for a stroll in Tree Town.

Push yourself to enjoy the great outdoors this season with U-M's annual challenge.

Harper's Toy Drive collected toys for pediatric patients spending the holidays at U-M's Mott Children's Hospital.

The new HOMES campus is holding its soft opening.

Students participated in a walkout on Friday demanding transparency and accountability from U-M officials on matters involving the climate and sexual misconduct.

WalletHub looked at five of the largest sports in 392 cities of different sizes across the US to make its determination.

The 10 a.m. rally, at 310 S. Division St., will include speakers and a two-mile walk around downtown Ann Arbor ending with refreshments at the shelter association’s Delonis Center Building.

KLA held a grand opening on Friday for its newest headquarters in Ann Arbor.

Here's how you can volunteer during peak bloom weekend in 2022.

U-M sets an enrollment record in the 2021-2022 school year.

The Delonis Center has received much-needed funding to continue serving homeless individuals in Washtenaw County.

Beware of these street closures and parking restrictions on game day on Sept. 4.

See which streets and routes have been changed due to U-M's Move-In Week.

Starting Saturday, September 4, FootballRide will transport fans to and from hotels, parking sites and Michigan Stadium during home games.

Friday's concerts at the Ann Arbor Art Fair have been canceled.

Participate in the Chalk Art Scavenger Hunt with David Zinn July 15-17.

Local firefighters became qualified for specialized rescue operations on Monday.

The 10 cent rate increase will only affect on-street parking.

Small business owners in Ann Arbor are asking: What's up with the benches around town?

Happy Friday!

U-M's famed Peony Garden in Ann Arbor is beginning to bloom.

Happy Friday!

Spring has sprung!

Ann Arbor Farmers Market manager Stefanie Stauffer reflects on her first year running the market during a pandemic.

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ANN ARBOR – The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 423 in south Ann Arbor recently began operating as a veteran resource center in order to connect with vets in Washtenaw County. AdVeterans sit and talk at VFW Post 423 in south Ann Arbor on March 20, 2021. A veteran takes a pamphlet from a booth during the veteran resource center's open house on March 20, 2021. AdHe said the resource center provides a safe space to share stories and receive guidance and support. Vietnam veteran St. Larry Antoine attends an open house at VFW Post 423 in Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor was ranked as the second-best city public school in the United States. (Photo: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Not only is Ann Arbor the sixth-best city to live in, but it can also now boast of having some of the best public schools in the country. Recently, Niche released its list of cities with the best public schools in America. Right at the top is Ann Arbor, coming in second to Naperville, Illinois. AdWant more news about Ann Arbor schools?

ANN ARBOR – For many small businesses, the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic was a recipe for disaster. After three months, Real Irish opened its doors again in June to customers. Woolen sweaters, caps and jackets are just some of the specialty items sold at Real Irish. (Meredith Bruckner)“Because of everything that happened, we were able to really grow our online business,” said Marley. The last two months of the year were a major success for Real Irish, with customers seeking out authentic Irish gifts for family members and friends for the holidays.

A high school student holds up a sign at a protest outside Skyline High School in Ann Arbor on Feb. 20, 2021. ANN ARBOR – Dozens of students and parents stood outside Skyline High School holding signs and giving speeches on Saturday, calling for the Ann Arbor Board of Education to continue with their original plans to return to school buildings beginning in March. AdAnn Arbor Public Schools students hold up signs at a rally to reopen schools at Skyline High School on Feb. 20, 2021. Skyline High School senior Eli Hendricks addresses a crowd of students and parents outside his school in Ann Arbor on Feb. 20, 2021. Signs posted outside Skyline High School's student entrance in Ann Arbor call for the return to hybrid learning.

A QuantStudio 12K Flex Real-Time PCR System at LynxDx's headquarters in Ann Arbor. “We did -- and continue to do -- all of their screening and asymptomatic testing.”LynxDx also does testing for St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor Hospital. As of Jan. 20, the company is the second leading lab for COVID testing in Michigan, following Curative DC, according to MDHHS. Drive-thru testing in Ann ArborIn mid-November, LynxDx opened a drive-thru testing site in Ann Arbor in the parking lot of 2|42 Community Church at 648 S. Wagner Rd. in Ann Arbor.

(Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR – Are you a college student with a strong interest in farming, gardening and environmental education? Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum are now accepting applications for the 2021 internship season, which include various paid positions. Required qualifications include a university or college student with enthusiasm for teamwork, willingness to learn and a good work ethic. In-person internship work will take place in accordance with strict COVID safety protocols. As part of the University of Michigan we adhere to university policy and guidelines for all public and employment programs.

Alan and Karen Freedman in their shop Four Directions at 211 S. Main St. on Jan. 20, 2021. A giant amethyst at Four Directions on 211 S. Main Street in Ann Arbor. Colorful stone necklaces hang from a rack at Four Directions on 211 S. Main Street. Splashed copper pieces from Northern Michigan on display at Four Directions on 211 S. Main Street. Therapy stones at Four Directions on 211 S. Main Street.

ANN ARBOR – Michigan Stadium reopened its doors on Thursday morning after months of closure as a new site for Michigan Medicine’s sweeping COVID-19 vaccination program. Michigan Medicine aims to eventually vaccinate 2,000 people per day at The Big House, said David Miller, urologist and Chief Clinical Officer at U-M’s Cardiovascular Hospital. Signs guide individuals to Michigan Medicine's COVID Vaccine Clinic at the Jack Roth Stadium Club at Michigan Stadium on Dec. 31, 2020. Individuals are seen being monitored for 15 minutes after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine at Michigan Stadium on Dec. 31, 2020. A nurse holds vials of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine above a deep freeze cooler at Michigan Stadium on Dec. 31, 2020.

It has been a very busy week in Ann Arbor. (A4) Ann Arbor Awesome Foundation has been giving local projects $1,000 no-string-attached micro-grants, which is pretty awesome. (A4) Baby Zane, a baby chimpanzee at the Detroit Zoo, finally has an adoptive mother. The Ann Arbor Art Center will have various workshops for kids, teens and adults throughout July. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

The William Street Bikeway is the first in a network of planned two-way protected bike lanes across the city. Mayor Christopher Taylor speaks before the ribbon cutting ceremony for the city's first two-way protected bike lane on Oct. 27, 2019. Credit: Meredith BrucknerA police officer shows cyclists a map of the two-way protected bike lane on William Street. The two-way protected bike lane was introduced as a way to help the city achieve Vision Zero -- an international movement to prevent injuries and fatalities on the road. Boober Tours testing out the two-way protected bike lane on William Street.

- Meredith (@meredith_A4)What's been happening: The city of Ann Arbor named two new nature areas last week: Buttonbush and Hickory. (A4) City Administrator Howard Lazarus presented City Council this week with an initial plan for the 2020 deer cull. There's been a "murder" at the Ann Arbor District Library and you're invited to help solve it on Saturday. Try out these eateries that are a short drive from Ann Arbor. " - Dave Corcoran, CEO of Censys in downtown Ann Arbor Have something to share?

ANN ARBOR - The downtown Treat Parade will be back for its 19th run on Oct. 31 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.Goblins, ghouls and critters of all ages will fill the downtown area for trick-or-treating at participating downtown businesses. More than 50 retail shops, restaurants, banks and offices will be handing out treats to the hundreds of trick-or-treaters on Halloween. Photo: Meredith BrucknerThe fun will continue at the Ann Arbor District Library at 343 S. Fifth Ave., which will hold its annual Halloween Party. "The treat parade brings joy to the neighborhood," Sandra Andrade, executive director of the Main Street Area Association, said in a statement. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

Families gather at the grand opening of the Eberwhite playground on Oct. 20, 2019. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR - Members of the Eberwhite community gathered Sunday to celebrate the grand opening of Eberwhite Elementary's new playground, built completely by local volunteers. Former Ann Arbor News reporter Jeff Mortimer volunteers at the Eberwhite playground build on Oct. 17, 2019. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)A girl plays a xylophone installed at the new Eberwhite playground on Oct. 20, 2019. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)With Phase I complete, the Eberwhite Playground Rebuild now looks ahead to Phase II -- the build of its third-to-fifth grade playground.

ANN ARBOR – Members of the Eberwhite community gathered Sunday to celebrate the grand opening of Eberwhite Elementary's new playground, built completely by local volunteers. Former Ann Arbor News reporter Jeff Mortimer volunteers at the Eberwhite playground build on Oct. 17, 2019. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)"Part of it is, 'Oh my goodness, that was 30 years ago,'" he said. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)A girl plays a xylophone installed at the new Eberwhite playground on Oct. 20, 2019. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)With Phase I complete, the Eberwhite Playground Rebuild now looks ahead to Phase II -- the build of its third-to-fifth grade playground.

This article is sponsored by Wallside Windows and Concordia University. Host Tati Amare talked to Meredith Bruckner, the Community Producer for All About Ann Arbor, and Kelly Vore, the owner, and president of Downtown Home & Garden in Ann Arbor about the unique items you can find at Downtown Home & Garden. Downtown Home & Garden has everything like a general store, but their focus is gardening. Downtown Home & Garden will also be open during Ann Arbor's Midnight Madness. You can find more information about current events, entertainment and more happening in Ann Arbor at allaboutannarbor.com.

U-M student Josiah Walker and a fellow student volunteer at the Party at the Polls event outside Rackham Auditorium on Nov. 6, 2018 (Photo: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR - Voter turnout is on the rise at the University of Michigan. The school announced that student voters tripled in the 2018 midterm elections, compared with 2014. More than 15,800 students voted in 2018, compared with 5,282 in 2014, spiking U-M's student voting rate to 41%. The number tripled the school's previous 14% voting rate, according to data released by the National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement at Tufts University's Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life. Colleges nationwide have seen a jump in student voter turnout, from 19% to 40% overall.

(Credit: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR - The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority, or TheRide, is seeking community input to help shape the future of its long-range public transportation plan, which is now in development. According to TheRide, the long-range public transportation plan in the greater Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area will use public input to:Create a vision for public transit in the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti areaGuide and prioritize investments for the public transit network in the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti areaCreate a disciplined approach to achieve the goals outlined by TheRide's board of directorsCoordinate efforts with other transportation projects and plans throughout the regionTheRide is hosting a series of public meetings through Nov. 11. "This input, along with feedback from key stakeholders, will be used to shape future public transit services." What role do you see innovation and technology having in changing your interaction with public transit? All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

Food truck rallies will return to the Ann Arbor Farmer's Market from May to October. Photo | Meredith BrucknerANN ARBOR - With the fall weather comes the end of Food Truck Rally season at Ann Arbor Farmers Market. Enjoy the last Food Truck Rally Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and enjoy your last chance to "get outside for dinner" with family, friends and neighbors. Brother TruckersNosh Pit DetroitDelectabowl Food Truck & CateringFood Truck & Catering Shimmy ShackMI DrinksBearclaw Coffee CompanyRain is in the forecast during the event, so be sure to dress appropriately with a raincoat and/or umbrella. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

Meredith Bruckner interviews Elisabeth Michel and Ann Duong, co-founders of Canopy, a startup that helps streamline life's most difficult talk: End of life wishes.

The Ann Arbor Police Department called officers from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and ... you can guess what happened next. (A4) PARK(ing) Day returns to Ann Arbor today. The annual Fall Remodelers Home Tour returns this weekend to Ann Arbor and Plymouth. Know someone who loves Ann Arbor? All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

Officers with Michigan's Department of Natural Resources were called early Monday morning by the Ann Arbor Police Department and shot the North Campus turkey -- a bird who's gained notoriety for blocking traffic, and chasing people. The North Campus turkey has become quite the local phenomenon after photos and video emerged on social media showing that it was harassing joggers and people walking to their cars at the North Campus Research Complex. Reappear on north campus Fake my own death with a needlessly complicated scheme ala season 3 of Sherlock. Finally get out of paying those parking tickets I owe to @umichdpss #umich #turkey North Campus Turkey (@NCampusTurkey) May 16, 2019The north campus turkey is looking for a ride! This isn't the first time the Ann Arbor Police were called to the scene to monitor the turkey.

Host Tati Amare chatted with Meredith Bruckner the Community Producer from allaboutannarbor.com and Sean Brezzell, the owner of 24th Cheesecakerie about the special dessert destination. 24th Cheesecakerie is located in Ann Arbor inside Briarwood Mall off State street. 24th Cheesecakerie has over 30 flavors to choose from including a maze and blue lemon raspberry cheesecake. Their newest legacy is only 6-months-old, but he is already well-known among customers and is contributing to the family business. Follow 24th Cheesecakerie on Facebook and Instagram.

A girl holds up a poster at the Washtenaw County Youth Climate Strike on March 15, 2019 (Photo: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR, Mich. - On Friday, hundreds of students and educators are expected to walk out of their classrooms and take a stand against climate change during a climate strike in downtown Ann Arbor organized by Washtenaw Country Climate Strike. Members of elementary, middle and high schools, as well as colleges and universities in Washtenaw County will be represented. Students march through the streets of downtown Ann Arbor as part of the global Youth Climate Strike on March 15, 2019 (Photo: Meredith Bruckner)Workshop topics range from environmental justice and building green homes to emotional and spiritual support regarding climate change. In support of the Climate Strike, some Washtenaw County businesses and organizations will be closed all day Friday, while others, including Arbor Teas, Comet Coffee and Argus Farm Stop, will be closed from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.For the full list of supportive operations in the area, visit the Washtenaw Climate Strike website. Read: Students walk out of school to mark global Youth Climate Strike in Ann ArborAll About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

That's how long The Breakfast at St. Andrew's has been serving hot morning meals to those in need. Volunteer Cindy Grams dries silverware at the Breakfast at St. Andrew's on Sept. 9, 2019. Director of the Breakfast at St. Andrew's, Morgan Battle, on Sept. 9, 2019. Volunteer Elaine Ezekiel pours juice at the Breakfast at St. Andrew's on Sept. 9, 2019. To learn more about The Breakfast at St. Andrew's, including how to volunteer, visit www.breakfastatstandrews.org.

Dogs enjoy a dip at the annual Dog Swim at Buhr Park Pool on Sept. 5, 2019. - Meredith (@meredith_A4)What's been happening: Two people were arrested after flying a drone above Michigan Stadium Saturday night during the third quarter of the Wolverines' home opener against Middle Tennessee State. The University of Michigan has a strict no-fly zone policy and drones are prohibited within three miles of the stadium. (A4) With school officially in session, the Ann Arbor Police Department released these safety reminders for pedestrians, motorists and cyclists. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

Dogs enjoy a dip at the annual Dog Swim at Buhr Park Pool on Sept. 5, 2019. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR - Dogs big and small enjoyed Ann Arbor's annual Dog Swim at Buhr Park Pool on Wednesday and Thursday. Dogs enjoy a dip at the annual Dog Swim at Buhr Park Pool on Sept. 5, 2019. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)Dogs enjoy a dip at the annual Dog Swim at Buhr Park Pool on Sept. 5, 2019. (Credit: Meredith Bruckner)Dogs enjoy a dip at the annual Dog Swim at Buhr Park Pool on Sept. 5, 2019.

A4 Minutes is a new series where Meredith Bruckner sits down with women in tech in Ann Arbor. In this episode, she interviews Tonya McCarley, product manager at DaySmart Software. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

ANN ARBOR - A4 Minutes is a new series where Meredith Bruckner sits down with women in tech in Ann Arbor. In this episode, she interviews Tonya McCarley, product manager at DaySmart Software. In this episode, McCarley talks about the importance of mentorship in your professional career. This story was sponsored by Ann Arbor SPARK. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

A4 Minutes is a new series where Meredith Bruckner sits down with women in tech in Ann Arbor. In this episode, she interviews Tonya McCarley, product manager at DaySmart Software. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

ANN ARBOR - Like many local businesses (think: RoosRoast and Motawi Tileworks), Underground Printing got its start in a garage. Narayan explained that screen printing production requires water and the garage's garden hose kept freezing during the bitter Michigan winters. Credit: Meredith Bruckner"We started contracting out, and one of the places we would contract to was called Underground Printing," said Narayan. Underground Printing slowly took over the entire building over the years. For more information about Underground Printing, visit www.undergroundshirts.com.

Like many local businesses (think: RoosRoast and Motawi Tileworks), Underground Printing got its start in a garage.

A woman performs at the June Food Truck Rally at Ann Arbor Farmers Market on June 5, 2019. (Photo: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR - Is it just us, or is the Ann Arbor Farmers Market pulling out all the stops this summer? On the first Wednesday of each month May through October, the Ann Arbor Farmers Market hosts its popular Food Truck Rallies -- now featuring dry, sparkling mead from Blm Meadworks. Brother TruckersNosh Pit DetroitDelectabowl Food Truck & CateringShimmy ShackMI DrinksBearclaw Coffee CompanySchedule for the evening:5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Food trucks and live music by West Park Music Society. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

Police and fire department officers, elected officials and Ann Arbor Public Schools staff pose in front of Dicken Elementary to celebrate Safety Town's 40th anniversary in Ann Arbor on July 30, 2019. "Safety Town is part of Ann Arbor. How it beganFounded in 1979, the Ann Arbor Safety Town program began to educate entering kindergartners on how to be safe inside their homes and in the community. It began as a partnership between Ann Arbor Public Schools and the Ann Arbor police and fire departments. Ann Arbor's new police chief, Michael Cox, attends a meet-and-greet celebrating 40 years of Safety Town in Ann Arbor on July 30, 2019.

ANN ARBOR - What does it take to set up the largest juried art fair in the country? Meredith Bruckner went to find out as the streets closed in Ann Arbor Wednesday morning ahead of the 60th annual Ann Arbor Art Fair. Watch her interview with Frances Todoro-Hargreaves, the executive director of the State Street District and the fair that's home to some of the most iconic locations in Ann Arbor. Like what you're reading? All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

Meredith Bruckner gets an inside look at what it takes to set up the largest juried art fair in the country. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

ANN ARBOR - A4 Minutes is a new series where Meredith Bruckner sits down with women in tech in Ann Arbor. In this episode, she interviews Erin Rose, founder and CEO of Every Two Minutes. It is currently in its pilot phase at several U.S. universities, including University of Michigan, Michigan State University, University of Texas at Austin and Duke University. This story was sponsored by Ann Arbor SPARK. All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

A4 Minutes is a new series where Meredith Bruckner sits down with women in tech in Ann Arbor. In this episode, she interviews Erin Rose, founder and CEO of Every Two Minutes. Her public-benefit... Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

Ann Arbor's Main Street during the 59th Ann Arbor Art Fair on July 21, 2018. (Photo: Meredith Bruckner)ANN ARBOR - From Townie Party to the Ann Arbor Art Fair, next week will see more downtown street closures than any other week out of the year. Ann Arbor Art FairWhen: 6 a.m. Wednesday, July 17, through Monday, July 22Liberty from South Ashley to South State Street; Ashley Street, Fourth Avenue, Fifth Avenue and Division Street will remain open to through traffic. Thayer, from North University, including the North University intersection, to East Washington. South State Street from East Washington Street to Madison.