The
mouth of the Rouge River may not be your ideal place for soul-searching
serenity, but don't tell that to Southwest Detroit tugboat captain Wade
Streeter.
Kelli B. Kavanaugh looks at how underutilized, abandoned green spaces have become community gardens and even working farms in her second installment of her series on living green in the Motor City.
Jacob
Corvidae is a man with a plan, and he wants Detroiters thinking green.
He's the first subject in a series looking at the push for eco-friendly
living and sustainable development in the D.
From low riders and hot music to authentic Mexican cuisine and kiddie
activities, Shop Your Block isn't your typical sidewalk sale. The
annual cultural event and neighborhood festival is also a chance to
explore Southwest Detroit.
Nearly a century after it was built as a cultural center for Bohemians, the Bohemian National Home
is still a cultural force, still keeping a community together.
Four neighborhoods with distinct but interwoven identities comprise the Grandmont Rosedale area Together, they comprise an urban village that rivals affluent suburban communities in demographics — but surpasses most in community unity and involvement. Here are Model D's guides to living, working and investing in Grandmont Rosedale.