Community rebuilds Scripps Park at historic Woodbridge corner
We know this story but love it when people tell it again and again, as does Donna Terek in the Detroit News.
An excerpt:
A group called Forward Arts Detroit — headed by Dominic Arellano and Lou Castanelli’s Access Arts — teamed with the Woodbridge Neighborhood Development Corporation and Friends of Scripps Park last summer to clean up, and call attention to, this shaded and walled oasis of calm at one of Detroit’s most bustling crossroads.
Read it all here.
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