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Ann Arbor News, March 5, 2000
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Shelby Burr, 8, Pinckney, plays the popular stringless laser harp, one of the museum's new exhibits.

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Ann Arbor News, March 5, 2000
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At top, the museum's colorful and contemporary new entrance.

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Ann Arbor News, March 5, 2000
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Alexis Hackett, 6, Jackson, talks to her mother across the room with the help of the whispering dish at the Hands-On Museum. With four times its former space, the museum is attracting larger crowds and more members. At top, the museum's colorful and contemporary new entrance.

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Ann Arbor News, March 5, 2000
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Michael Morningstar, 13, of Saline, checks out his image on a television monitor where a fake background coupled with the green cloth he was holding made it look like his bodiless head was floating with the fish in an undersea scene at the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum

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Ann Arbor News, March 5, 2000
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Raymond Tague, 3, of Commerce Township, plays at the new water table for preschoolers on a recent Saturday.

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Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1999
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Carol Knauss, left, Hands-On Museum assistant director, and Kirsten Dahlberg, development coordinator, set up a interactive play area display at the Preschool Gallery water play area in the museum's new addition. The mural on the walls was done by Nancy Illman, muralist, named "Under the Sea."

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Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1999
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Becky Hattner, an educator at the Hands-On Museum, sets up displays in the ScienceWorks Labs area in the museum's new addition. The ScienceWorks Labs will be used for classroom school programs and activities during the week and drop-in activities on the weekends open to all children.

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Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1999
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Kevin Kooyers wrestles a door into place on the second floor of the Ann Arbor Hands ON Museum. The downtown Ann Arbor science museum will reopen Oct. 19 after completion of a $6.5 million expansion and renovation project.