Published In
Ann Arbor News, August 12, 1970
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Getting the Ann Arbor Public Schools' fleet of 51 buses ready to go this fall is no small job, and mechanics have been busy with repairs and regular maintenance this summer. The public school buses are used to transport children in special education programs and those who live outside the city and 1 1/2 miles or more from school. Getting the buses in shape here are (from left) George Jones (kneeling), Arthur Spicer and Mark Millspaugh.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 15, 1967
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Gary Kaske Needs Transportation Help

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1958
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ALL SET FOR HER DAILY TOUR: Mrs. Louis Hoffman of Edgewood Ave. (left) says goodbye to her fellow school bus driver, Mrs. George Polliey of Ellsworth Rd., Pittsfield township. Could be she's giving her advice about driving conditions - or that one of the boys who likes to sit in the front seat has a water gun.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1958
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SHE DRIVES ALMOST 80 MILES EACH DAY: Mrs. William Crawford of S. Maple Rd., Ann Arbor township, would travel almost two-thirds of the way around the world if she could stretch her year's driving for the Ann Arbor Public Schools into a straight line.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 10, 1947
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TRY OUT NEW SCHOOL BUS: Jean Anderson and Joe Grammatico are shown exiting from the new Ann Arbor High School bus after a group of students had a chance to look over the modern red, white and blue vehicle. The bus, said to be equipped with the latest safety devices, will accommodate 54 students. It will be used for trips taken by the high school athletic teams and for other school purposes. Until the Whitmore Lake School District receives its new bus, expected next month, the high school bus also is to be used to transport Whitmore Lake students attending the Ann Arbor public schools. The Board of Education purchased the high school bus at a cost of $8,600, with the understanding that the school is to reimburse the board within five years by funds raised through various high school activities and through bus fees. School groups using the bus are to pay "rental" fees.