Greater downtown lifestyle buzz gets Freep’s attention
This is music to our ears, as written by John Gallagher of the Detroit Free Press:
“There are traffic jams in the morning — and after work on streets that were once abandoned after dark. New residents walk their dogs, buy coffee, get haircuts.” He’s talking about downtown and Midtown activity, of course.
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