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creative:impact - There are no wallflowers here!

Everyone is on the dance floor when the Ann Arbor Community for Traditional Music and Dance (AACTMAD) strikes up the music. Whether Contra, Swing, Morris, or English County dance, it’s a dance party! Bruce Sagan, a musician and dancer and AACTMAD president, joins "creative:impact" host Deb Polich and tempts her to get out on her dancing shoes.

creative:impact - How Argus Camera put Depression recovery in its viewfinder

The greater Ann Arbor area economy is beginning to recover from the gut-punch thrown by the COVID pandemic. On this edition of "creative:impact," we look at how a 1931 startup, the International Radio Corporation, and Argus Camera helped drive Ann Arbor’s recovery from the Great Depression. Cheryl Chidester, curator of the Argus Museum, tells the tale when she joins Deb Polich of Creative Washtenaw and host of "creative:impact."

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Transcripts for CNN New Day 20130913 11:33:00

That s all i have for you. the manatee is free now. that s the good news. we ll take all the happy endings we can get. we want to tell you about a story we ve been following. it s been nearly two months since paul dewolf has been killed. he was a 25-year-old university of michigan medical student. we know he died from a single gunshot wounds. paul s parents are obviously desperate for answers. they re asking for help. in a minute we re going to talk with them here on new day. first we want to remind you what happened to this young man. reporter: paul dewolf s death is still a mystery, unsettling a ann arbor community and the university of michigan. he was an athlete, aspiring surgeon, valedictorian of his high school. his death left his friends in disbelief. it s hard for me to believe that paul would have any enemies. y know a single person that didn t like him. reporter: the university stepped up police presence on campus but investigators still