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Breast cancer run, walk in downtown Detroit draws 30,000
An estimated 30,000 Metro Detroiters converged downtown Saturday for the 14th annual Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Race for the Cure, a fund-raiser that raised a record $1.2 million locally last year.
Loft Renaissance
Great story from Crain's about "urbans" moving into Detroit.
NFL Exec Says Detroit Is On Target
Super Bowl XL event venues are on track according to Frank Supovitz, the NFL's man in charge of the league's special events department.
New York Post Travels to Detroit
The New York Post can't say enough nice things about Detroit.
Asterand Company of the Year
Asterand, the Detroit based human tissue biorepository, was named the High Technology Company of The Year by the State of Michigan this week. The announcement was made at a ceremony at the State Capital attended by Michigan’s lawmakers. Governor Jennifer Granholm presented the award to representatives of the company and congratulated Asterand on its achievements.
Many Metro Detroit events are geared to children
With food, merriment and entertainment, all of Metro Detroit's summer festivals are ready-made for family fun. But some often put children and children's activities at the heart of the fair. Click here to read about the festivals families shouldn't miss this summer
University of Detroit Mercy Develops Master of Community Development (First in the Nation)
Beginning this fall, University of Detroit Mercy students will have the opportunity to earn a new degree and graduate with the knowledge to lead and serve in their community.
Breast cancer run, walk in downtown Detroit draws 30,000
An estimated 30,000 Metro Detroiters converged downtown Saturday for the 14th annual Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Race for the Cure, a fund-raiser that raised a record $1.2 million locally last year.
Loft Renaissance
Great story from Crain's about "urbans" moving into Detroit.
NFL Exec Says Detroit Is On Target
Super Bowl XL event venues are on track according to Frank Supovitz, the NFL's man in charge of the league's special events department.
New York Post Travels to Detroit
The New York Post can't say enough nice things about Detroit.
Asterand Company of the Year
Asterand, the Detroit based human tissue biorepository, was named the High Technology Company of The Year by the State of Michigan this week. The announcement was made at a ceremony at the State Capital attended by Michigan’s lawmakers. Governor Jennifer Granholm presented the award to representatives of the company and congratulated Asterand on its achievements.
Many Metro Detroit events are geared to children
With food, merriment and entertainment, all of Metro Detroit's summer festivals are ready-made for family fun. But some often put children and children's activities at the heart of the fair. Click here to read about the festivals families shouldn't miss this summer
University of Detroit Mercy Develops Master of Community Development (First in the Nation)
Beginning this fall, University of Detroit Mercy students will have the opportunity to earn a new degree and graduate with the knowledge to lead and serve in their community.
