Christian Science Monitor examines Detroit
The Monitor’s comprehensive article traces Detroit’s history all the back to its founding and through the present, citing a downtown “on the mend.”
The Monitor‘s comprehensive
article traces Detroit’s history all the back to its founding and
through the present, citing a downtown “on the mend.”
Excerpt from the article:
Each home game of postseason play is a multimillion-dollar event.
Millions of television viewers, meanwhile, have seen the city in the
news for something other than auto-industry layoffs and plant closings.
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