Neighborhoods are finding ways to promote themselves with garden tours and home tours. North Rosedale is one of those neighborhoods, and here's a
Freep article to prove it.
Excerpt from the
Detroit Free Press:
As Detroit neighborhoods struggle against foreclosures, blight and
crime, many, like North Rosedale, East English Village, University
District and Boston-Edison, are promoting their neighborhoods this
summer with home and garden tours and other events to attract new
residents and retain existing ones.
Most important, North Rosedale residents and city
officials say these events have a significant impact on neighborhood
stabilization efforts that could serve as a model throughout the city.
More than 125 people
preregistered to attend the tour and luncheon -- a fund-raiser for the
North Rosedale Park Civic Association -- at $15 per ticket, said
Meredith Drain, co-chair of the North Rosedale Park Garden Committee.
The group advertised the event in newspapers and on the radio.
Drain, who has lived in
the neighborhood 34 years with her husband, Wayne County Circuit Judge
Gershwin Drain, said the event shows "that we're still a very vibrant,
wonderful neighborhood."
Read the entire article
here.
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