Game on: Investors say they will fund M-1 for 10 years
We had a feeling that the scaled-down light rail project — to stretch 3.4 miles from riverfront to New Center — had too much momentum to be de-railed for long. It’s certainly no done deal yet, but the fact that the private-sector group behind the Woodward Corridor line says it will pay for a decade’s worth of operating costs portends well.
The story is breaking all over town at press time. We like this one by Kate Abbey-Lambertz of HuffPost Detroit.
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