Listen up: WDET’s ‘Home Is More Than Our House’ series continues through July
WDET 101.9 FM reporters Rob St. Mary and Zak Rosen continue their
coverage this week in their “Home is More Than Our House” series on how
Detroiters are facing and fighting the foreclosure crisis.
Listen to Detroit Today on WDET this week for their stories. The program airs from 1-3 p.m. weekdays on 101.9 FM.
This week, Zak will be talking about the collaborate effort to stabilize Boston-Edison
with median-income families, which in turn stabilizes the surrounding
areas. Also, check out the great piece he did on Habitat for Hamtramck here.
Rob St. Mary offers a story on finding help for the Jewish community in Metro Detroit.
For more on the series, check out their blog: wdetmortgagecrisis.com
WDET 101.9 FM reporters Rob St. Mary and Zak Rosen continue their
coverage this week in their “Home is More Than Our House” series on how
Detroiters are facing and fighting the foreclosure crisis.
Listen to Detroit Today on WDET this week for their stories. The program airs from 1-3 p.m. weekdays on 101.9 FM.
This week, Zak will be talking about the collaborate effort to stabilize Boston-Edison
with median-income families, which in turn stabilizes the surrounding
areas. Also, check out the great piece he did on Habitat for Hamtramck here.
Rob St. Mary offers a story on finding help for the Jewish community in Metro Detroit.
For more on the series, check out their blog: wdetmortgagecrisis.com
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