David Lewinski – The Parkman Branch of the Detroit Public Library opened in 1931 David Lewinski – Parkman is a popular Detroit Public Library branch, second only to the main branch The best public ...
The CBS television show “It’s What’s Happening Baby” aired a music video featuring Martha and the Vandellas performing their hit song “Nowhere to Run” to kick off its national broadcast dedicated to ...
When Cara Sutliffe’s four children were young and needed special learning supports, Early On made all the difference for ...
Block by Block is a solutions journalism series that is supported by IFF, CEDAM and Invest Detroit, and is focused on ...
The 100 Million Mouths Campaign trains primary care providers to identify oral health concerns, expanding access and ...
Recently, Community Financial changed its name to orsa Credit Union. Now the name will be on the imminent Music Hall Expansion. The Music Hall Center for Performing Arts and orsa Credit Union ...
Resilient Neighborhoods: Residents help shape Mack Ave. streetscape vision led by Eastside nonprofit
With a spate of streetscape redevelopment projects in and surrounding Detroit, many residents and local business owners are excited to see the benefits they may yield. As planning nears completion, ...
Smoke from Canadian Wildfires has pushed Detroit's air quality into the hazardous range. The city has opened recreation ...
The Glass House reflected Ford’s transformation into a global powerhouse and Detroit’s place at the forefront of design and innovation. (Courtesy photo) When Ford Motor Company announced it was ...
Detroit’s first step into public sports infrastructure construction came in 1960 with the opening of Cobo Arena. Photo: Ken Lund from Reno, Nevada, via Wikimedia Commons On Dec. 12, 1979, Joe Louis ...
The historic site of what once housed the Detroit News. Photo Creative Commons: Goldnpuppy The historic site of what once housed the Detrot Free Press. Photo Creative Commons: Albert Duce After nearly ...
In the early 1980s, Mayor Coleman A. Young and the city of Detroit conceded a whole neighborhood to General Motors. As GM threatened to end its manufacturing presence in the city by closing its ...
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