Danielle Salisbury
Assistant Editor at MLive
@MLive assistant editor, statewide team, past @JacksonCitPat crime writer, mother of 3, long-distance runner, she/her
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1 day ago |
mlive.com | Danielle Salisbury
I think first of my grandmother’s front lawn, nice but never exceptionally tidy beneath the shadow of her great, brick Italianate house. The plants were its border, and they’d enliven every spring with those big, pink blossoms, layered and bold. Backdrop to a million Ann Arbor photographs announcing graduations, engagements or weddings, peonies this week were the news.
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1 week ago |
mlive.com | Danielle Salisbury
There isn’t a lot of monotony in journalism. Breaking news is unpredictable, fast. In less than 24 hours last weekend one tragic, fatal crash on I-94 preceded another, this one more unusual, mysterious. We secure these stories, often piece by piece as details are released or come to light. For other, less obvious news we have to go digging, for people, for documents, for numbers.
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2 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Danielle Salisbury
I have school picnics with my children today, and then we are heading north for our first camping trip of the season. Time to stuff the minivan with tents, sleeping bags and marshmallow sticks — minus, of course, all the necessary items I will inevitably forget, like matches (yes, I‘ve done that) or, worse, the bag with the tent poles (yes, to the great frustration of all, I’ve done that too). Let’s hope the weather is a little better than Mark Torregrossa says it will be... Pause.
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3 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Danielle Salisbury
I will begin for a moment (or two) by boasting about my excellent team here at The Ann Arbor News. It’s awards season, and our staff brought back a whole lot of frameable office decoration. From the Michigan Press Association, Reporter Makayla Coffee took first place in business/agriculture news for her weeks-long project exploring downtown Ann Arbor’s lost lunch hour; the lines are less, and so are the profits.
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4 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Danielle Salisbury
It’s not easy for me to relate. I’ve been working for the same company (this one) for most of my adult life. Santa Ono stayed at the University of Michigan for less time than it takes most people to earn a bachelor’s degree. Hired in 2022, he’s off to the University of Florida, the university president announced Sunday, one day after he spoke, along with Derek Jeter, at UM graduation.
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Excellent reporting by @Simon_Schuster. "Nothing but controversies." What does it mean for 2024?
ICYMI: As infighting has reached a fever-pitch in some parts of the state, Kristina Karamo’s Michigan Republican Party has found itself navigating increasingly contentious relationships with the same activists that catapulted her to power. https://t.co/yeCRR4QCog
Imagine waiting for and finally receiving a heart transplant, and then finding out you needed another one. The takeaway? More people ought to put that little heart on their driver's license. https://t.co/XLEI08WKyZ
Strawberry shortcake time! https://t.co/TFhM9qEB6w