Ryan Stanton

ann arbor, michigan, united states

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Experienced Doctor with a demonstrated history of working in the broadcast media industry. Strong healthcare services professional skilled in Broadcasting, Medical Education, Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Public Speaking.

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Mystery solved: Ann Arbor says foamy substance was nature creating a bubble bath

ANN ARBOR, MI — Eighth Street resident Conan Smith said he looked out his window one December morning and his first thought was, “Oh, look, it snowed.” “And then I was like, wait a minute, it’s like 40 degrees or something. It was too warm for snow,” he s... See more

mlive.com•Ryan Stanton•Jan 8, 2026

City buying downtown Ann Arbor condo after investigation finds affordable housing violation

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor is stepping in to purchase a downtown condo after a city investigation found the owner not in compliance with an affordable housing covenant. City Council voted unanimously Monday night, Nov. 17, to use up to $150,000 of the city... See more

mlive.com•Ryan Stanton•Nov 20, 2025

Meet the new shelter director helping tackle Ann Arbor's growing homeless problem

ANN ARBOR, MI — Nicole Adelman is no stranger to the work the Shelter Association of Washtenaw County does to serve the Ann Arbor area’s growing homeless population. “I’ve been in its orbit for basically my entire career,” she said. “Everything I’ve done ... See more

mlive.com•Ryan Stanton•Oct 26, 2025

City contracts under $90K don't need City Council approval, Ann Arbor decides

ANN ARBOR, MI — City government staff in Ann Arbor now have authority to make purchases and enter contracts up to $90,000 without needing to go to City Council for approval. Council voted unanimously Monday, Oct. 6, to increase the threshold from $75,000 ... See more

mlive.com•Ryan Stanton•Oct 10, 2025

The History of Wheeling's Incline and Mozart Park - Part 2 | Lede News

(Publisher’s Note: This is the second and final chapter on the history of the historic incline.) Fox Hunts and a Bear Feast Throughout the first year of the park animals played a major theme, intentionally, and unintentionally. In the summer of 1893, a bl... See more

ledenews.com•Ryan Stanton•Sep 20, 2025

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Bachelor Of Science, Journalism at Central Michigan UniversityGraduated: 2004

Doctorates, Medicine at Claremont Graduate UniversityGraduated: 2003

Doctor Of Medicine, Medicine at East Tennessee State University James H. Quillen College Of MedicineGraduated: 2003

Bachelor Of Science, Chemistry, History at East Tennessee State UniversityGraduated: 1999

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Mystery solved: Ann Arbor says foamy substance was nature creating a bubble bath

City buying downtown Ann Arbor condo after investigation finds affordable housing violation

Meet the new shelter director helping tackle Ann Arbor's growing homeless problem

City contracts under $90K don't need City Council approval, Ann Arbor decides

The History of Wheeling's Incline and Mozart Park - Part 2 | Lede News

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Mystery solved: Ann Arbor says foamy substance was nature creating a bubble bath

City buying downtown Ann Arbor condo after investigation finds affordable housing violation

Meet the new shelter director helping tackle Ann Arbor's growing homeless problem

City contracts under $90K don't need City Council approval, Ann Arbor decides

The History of Wheeling's Incline and Mozart Park - Part 2 | Lede News