Woodward still evolving in its 200th year
In its 200th year, Woodward continues to change. New housing and retail developments are improving it day by day.
In its 200th year, Woodward continues to change. New housing and retail developments are improving it day by day.
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“It’s going to take a while to build up enough for the next couple of hardware stores, a big grocery downtown, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods to come in,” said Jim Rogers, manager of the Southeast Michigan Council of Government’s data center, which tracks building permits. “It’s going to take some time for it to build up. But clearly there’s a lot more going on than there has been.”
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