Michigan & Trumbull Pizza finds new home at Dreamtroit
"Our success is a testament to the community's support, and we're excited to continue serving our unique Detroit-style pizza to the neighborhood," said co-owner Kristen Calverley.
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Applications for Kresge Artist Fellowships open as awards increase from $25K to $40K
“Unrestricted awards to artists are an investment in the open exchange of ideas and perspectives—a critical component of navigating complexity and illuminating new possibilities,” says Christina deRoos, director of Kresge Arts in Detroit.
Wayne State hopes for Spring ’24 completion for restoration of Yamasaki-designed reflection pool
“The renovations of the DeRoy Auditorium reflection pool and lecture halls are part of Wayne State's commitment to align facilities with the evolving needs of students,” says Laurie Lauzon Clabo, acting provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.
A new way to collect and analyze street usage data to be deployed in Corktown
“In Michigan, our vision for mobility extends beyond the traditional automobile. By innovating our mobility ecosystems, we're not only enhancing the quality of life for our residents but also providing robust support to diverse industries,” says Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist.
Community development projects receive funding in Corktown, North Corktown, and Hubbard Richard
“It’s critical that residents in Corktown, North Corktown and Hubbard Richard have a voice in how their neighborhoods develop," Community Foundation president and CEO Richard (Ric) DeVore says. “That’s why this year's grantmaking from the Michigan Central/Church Street Fund is designed to ensure local nonprofits have the support they need to shape the future of their communities as they see fit.”
City launches new grant program for small-scale landlords to bring duplexes (and more) up to code
“We want Detroiters to have access to safe, quality, affordable housing,” says Julie Schneider, director of the City of Detroit’s Housing and Revitalization Department. “This program aims to support the Detroiters who own rental homes and are looking to do the right thing by ensuring their properties offer the best housing options possible for residents.”
TechTown-affiliated startup accelerator takes home this $500K grand prize in national competition
“The EPIC Prize will really help the entrepreneurs in these incubators bring their technologies to market faster,” says Dr. Vanessa Z. Chan, Chief Commercialization Officer for the U.S. DOE's Office of Technology Transitions.
Cannabis, dining, and dance: Detroit club lines up next event, eyes expansion to other cities
“I am excited by the overwhelming response to bring cannabis and performing arts together. I first started my catering ventures with artist showcases and gallery openings. It was cannabis that helped me craft food that matched the level of the artists’ work,” says executive chef Enid Parham.
Michigan Central, Newlab launch new fellowship for women and minorities in tech
"We know the startup journey is challenging and that there are distinct hurdles along the way, especially for founders from underrepresented communities," says Joshua Sirefman, CEO of Michigan Central. "This program is a key step in removing some of those barriers to help innovation thrive."
New pilot program launched to help Detroiters build wealth, savings accounts
“This pilot program is unique because instead of requiring a $1 for $1 match, where you are required to contribute a certain amount to your savings, we are matching your time and commitment to your financial future,” says Essence Wilson, Chief Strategy Officer at Communities First.
