Feds invest $282,000 into Woodward creative corridor
Detroit Renaissance has received a $282,000 federal grant to help develop creative businesses along the Woodward corridor.
Detroit Renaissance has received a $282,000 federal grant to help develop creative businesses along the Woodward corridor.
Excerpt:
The money will be used to attract creative businesses and is part of
the larger Road to Renaissance initiative, officials with the nonprofit
Detroit Renaissance said in a press release. The initiative still is in
the planning stages.
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