The 16-year-old was shot and critically injured, but he is recovering.

A 16-year-old boy remains hospitalized in critical condition.

See which positions are available right now in the Ann Arbor parks.

Nucleate Beer Festival returns to Veterans Memorial Park in June.

Crews will be conducting controlled burns in rain gardens in Ann Arbor on Thursday.

The City of Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation department is looking to fill several part-time and full-time positions for summer camps, city pools, golf courses, canoe liveries, parks and the water treatment plant.

Unique artwork, create on skateboard decks, from more than 20 artists will be up for grabs from 7-10 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23.

Enjoy ice skating at Ann Arbor's public rinks this holiday season.

Recycle your old tennis balls in bins at four parks and courts.

Several have put together events for little ghosts and ghouls, and even for the four-legged trick-or-treaters

See when public skates are available throughout the week.

“Due to staffing challenges and ongoing mechanical issues, staff will be altering the end of the summer schedule for the outdoor pools,” said the City of Ann Arbor in an emailed update.

Looking for a summer job? The city is hiring at two pools right now.

Two of Ann Arbor's public pools reopen for the season over Memorial Day weekend.

Ann Arborites can visit five locations around the city to pick up what they need, while supplies last.

Hourly pay ranges from $15-$23 depending on the position.

Ann Arbor Parks & Rec is hiring.

See which positions the city of Ann Arbor is looking to fill.

Two of Ann Arbor's public pools are closing for the season on Sunday.

The city of Ann Arbor is currently hiring Zamboni Drivers for Vets Memorial Ice Arena.

Get a kickstart on fall, winter and spring ice skating and hockey lessons.

Starting at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, a contractor will begin repairing damage caused by the 20-inch water main break.

Memorial Day is a day set aside to honor the men and women who died while serving their country.

A prescribed burn will take place Thursday afternoon at the Ann Arbor Skatepark.

ANN ARBOR – The outdoor public pools at Fuller Park, Buhr Park and Veterans Memorial Park will be open this summer, the city of Ann Arbor announced in an email to its pool users on Tuesday. The city opened Fuller Park pool last summer at a very limited capacity for lap swimming to ensure social distancing while the Buhr and Vets pools remained closed. In order to provide safe programming this year, swim lessons and day camps will take place at designated pools. All three pools will be offering family spaces and lap lanes by reservation as well as bungee swimming opportunities at Fuller and Buhr. (City of Ann Arbor)Reservation systemAfter receiving considerable feedback over challenges with last year’s reservation system at Fuller Park Pool, the new system aims to improve user experience.

PLYMOUTH, Mich. Memorial Day celebrations will carry on in Plymouth with some changes due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Event organizers announced Tuesday that the annual Memorial Day Parade and following ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park will not take place. Instead there will be a short, private wreath-laying ceremony at the park where veterans can watch from outside their vehicles on Monday. A procession of veterans will then drive through the city starting at 10 a.m. Residents are encouraged to watch the procession from outside their homes in support of the veterans.

PexelsST. CLAIR SHORES, Mich. - The annual Halloween Fun Fest will be held in St. Clair Shores on Sunday, Oct. 27 at Veterans Memorial Park from 1 to 4 p.m.Children will be able to trick-or-treat thanks to more than 50 local businesses, according to the city. There will also be cider, donuts, music, a petting zoo and hay rides. Pre-sale wristbands can be purchased at the Parks and Recreation office. If you wait until the day of the event wristbands can be purchased for $3. The event is held by the St. Clair Shores Activities Committee along with the St. Clair Shores Parks and Recreation Department.

Glue and garbage were poured all over the Veterans Memorial Park pavilion in Roseville. (Roseville-Eastpointe Recreation Authority)ROSEVILLE, Mich. - A group of people who were angry that their bounce house had to be taken down retaliated by pouring glue and garbage all over the pavilion of a Roseville park, officials said. A group of people set up an inflatable bounce house at Veterans Memorial Park at Chestnut and Academy streets without prior approval, according to the Roseville-Eastpointe Recreation Authority. When they were told the bounce house had to be taken down, the angry visitors spread glue and garbage throughout the pavilion as retaliation, according to officials. "This ignorant act has placed yet another burden on the taxpayers of Eastpointe and Roseville," the Roseville-Eastpointe Recreation Authority posted on Facebook.