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Colin Hubbell Fundraiser This Week

We're bowling for dollars. Model D invites you to join us and support the Colin Hubbell Fund promoting Midtown entrepreneurship at a fundraiser Feb. 8 at the Majestic. read on…

Snarky, Witty, Pithy, On Point: The State of Detroit's Blogosphere

Scan the local blogosphere, and you'll see Detroiters have a lot on their minds. Internet scribes dish on the best bars, bands, eats, clubs, clothes and whatever tidbit seems juicy enough to write about.read on…

Model D TV: Eat, Drink, Relax at the Book Cadillac

The Book Cadillac renovation brought not just a fancy shmancy Westin to downtown, but also some great new bars, restaurants, coffee spots etc. Take a look inside in this week's video clip.read on…

Full Steam Ahead: City Advocate, Quicken Exec Talks Streetcars Along Woodward

Matt Cullen was instrumental in getting the RiverWalk done, and now the Quicken Loans exec is helping to usher in the Woodward streetcar project. But does he think Detroiters will really buy into mass transit?read on…

The Omnivore's Detroit: How to Find Kinder, Gentler Meat

When it comes to eating, lots of Detroiters are going local. But can a woman who likes a side of bacon with her eggs find local, greener sources for her meat? Sorry vegetarians. Love ya, but this one's not for you.read on…

Model D TV: Sherwood Forest

The beautiful homes bring people to the Sherwood Forest neighborhood in northwest Detroit. Residents say the neighbors are the real attraction. Learn more about it and check out the homes in this clip. Oh -- and it was shot in warmer months, so take it as a reminder that yes, Detroit really has a summer time. Sigh.read on…

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Immigrants in the 313: 'This is Where the Future Begins'

Immigrants are not just making an impact on the cultural landscape of Detroit and Hamtramck. To ensure urban vitality in the region, history suggests there needs to be a lot more people from more places to bring about a brighter future here.read on…

Detroit's Digital Underground: WDET Brings Back the Music

You won't find it on your FM dial, but WDET has found a home for music -- even local music -- once again. Having an HD radio station means that even folks without one of those newfangled devices can catch the programming. All it takes is the Internet and a click.read on…

Model D TV: Enoteca

Wine. Cheese. Chocolate. Yum. It's all inside Enoteca, a wine bar that overlooks Campus Martius Park in downtown Detroit. Hear more about it from the owners -- veteran Detroit restaurateurs -- and peek inside in this Model D TV clip.read on…

Hey Mitch: Detroit Primed to Play More Than Defense

In a Sports Illustrated story now making its rounds on the web, bestselling author, TV personality and Freep writer Mitch Albom writes a defense of Detroit. But he didn't get the whole story, says West Village resident Jim Boyle. When it comes to Detroit, we're lovers -- not fighters. read on…

37 Minutes in Southwest Detroit with Estaban Castro

Southwest Detroit is where Esteban Castro grew up and plans to raise a family of his own. We spend 37 minutes together talking about why. read on…

Model D TV: Mexicantown

Mexicantown is a magnet for tourists and metro Detroiters looking for a good burrito, but it's also one of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods. Tom Hendrickson explores in this video clip.read on…

Detroiters Want to Recycle Here

The nonprofit Recycle Here! center is slammed with Detroiters unloading their unwanted paper, plastic and glass, but soon many Detroiters will have a curbside option, too. Green could be very "in" in Detroit in '09.  read on…

New to Detroit: Small Town Guy Chooses to Stick with the City

Once a denizen of small northern towns, Josh Fisher wanted to experience a big city. He chose Detroit for grad school a few years ago and fell hard. Here's his story. read on…