Monday, August 6, 2007 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 3 WARD 1 From page 1 Growing up in Ann Arbor showed Roberts that the city could change and "still have the charac- ter that makes it Ann Arbor." "I don't think that Ann Arbor has to remain what it is today," he said. Roberts said one project he would take on while in office is developing more affordable housing options. CORRECTIONS Please report any errors in the Daily to corrections@ michigandaily.com. WARD 3 From page 1 still live in Ward 3 - and he thinks that makes him better suited to serving the town. "I've seen (Ann Arbor) as a child, as a young adult, and now as a home owner and taxpayer," he said. At 33 years old, Greden has a law degree from Case Western Reserve University and works for Miller Canfield law firm on Main Street. Within City Council, Greden works with the Cool Cities and Student Relations committees and has worked with the Michigan Student Assembly and University administrators. Several years ago, he helped the city land a grant that funded the Michigan Theater, and recently pushed the leasing ordi- nance that delays lease signing dates. Greden said being part of those committees is important to him. "It gives me an opportunity to work one-on-one with students and with the University adminis- tration," he said. Bullington said she doesn't yet have a plan on how she'll keep in touch with students. But she believes it's important to take stu- dent views into account when mak- ing decisions in Ann Arbor. "I would really like to have them available to me," she said. signs and holding informal get- Her concern for student inter- togethers in Ward 3 neighborhoods ests, Bullington said, can be seen to get her message out. in her opposition to the recent "I am sure I'm going to win," move to place more police officers Bullington said. in city parks. She said police efforts On the other hand, Greden said should be focused on neighbor- his rooted understanding of the hoods, especially those where stu- issues facing the city and love of dents live. public service will help him con- Because Ann Arbor wants to tinue as a City Council member. encourage students and young "I want to serve the third ward people to live downtown, Bulling- and help steer the city," he said. ton hopes to establish a park down- town where families can walk dogs, jog or enjoy greenery. "I want to keep downtown Ann Arbor livable," Bullington said. Bullington has high hopes for PERFECT the election. She is distributing ANN ARBOR LOCATIONS! BEAUTIFUL SETTINGS! LOTS OF AMENITIES! thwestern Sept. 29 Spacious 1 & 2 Bedroom Apart- noiS Oct. 20 ments, with Balconies/Patios, Walk-in Closets, Free Storage, higan State Nov. 3 On-Site Laundry, Swimming consin Nov. 10 Pool outdoor Recreation areas ' & much more! PET FRIENDLY! 810 S State Street 222-4822 - 1906 Packard 995-9940 " btbburrito.com I TRAVER KNOLL APTS 1984 Traver Rd (N. Campus-Near U/M Hospital) SHOREVIEW APTS 420 Kellogg (N. Campus-Near U/M Hospitali CHARLTON APTS 2047 Chariton (West Side) Flexible Leases Please call for current prices & specials! ski 0 3 -I 5 2 7 5 9 16 2!8 7 3 4 5 5 2 9 1 4 2 4 p 2 2 9