Chicago Tribune writer visits Detroit, finds a city ‘rediscovering itself’
The Chicago Tribune travels to Detroit and finds a lively city under all the bad press. The writer lists seven (just seven?) reasons to visit Motown.Excerpt:Forget what we know you’re thinking, because this is the chance to
experience a Detroit rediscovering itself. You may have to be a little
selective and wear blinders sometimes, but today’s Motown is an
exciting city of new stadiums, new casinos, new hotels, some truly
extraordinary museums and a positive vibe. A quick ride across the
bridge or through the tunnel is Canada—Windsor, to be specific—with its
casino and nightspots.Read the entire article here.
The Chicago Tribune travels to
Detroit and finds a lively city under all the bad press. The writer
lists seven (just seven?) reasons to visit Motown.
Excerpt:
Forget what we know you’re thinking, because this is the chance to
experience a Detroit rediscovering itself. You may have to be a little
selective and wear blinders sometimes, but today’s Motown is an
exciting city of new stadiums, new casinos, new hotels, some truly
extraordinary museums and a positive vibe. A quick ride across the
bridge or through the tunnel is Canada—Windsor, to be specific—with its
casino and nightspots.
Read the entire article here.
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