Ann Arbor News encourages regional cooperation
The Ann Arbor News urges its readers to support Detroit Renaissance’s “Road to Renaissance” by thinking regionally and supporting Detroit’s existing amenities.
The Ann Arbor News urges its
readers to support Detroit Renaissance’s “Road to Renaissance” by
thinking regionally and supporting Detroit’s existing amenities.
Excerpt:
That means, among other
things, actively finding ways to connect with the
state’s largest metropolitan area. One place to start
is adding the city to your list of leisure-time options,
checking out its museums, sporting events, entertainment
venues and festivals throughout the year.
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