Digger and Marcel have it made. So do Max and Yogi, and even a pup named Archimedes. While their owners toil at their 9-to-5 jobs, the dogs of Canine to Five play, snooze and soak up plenty of praise and petting. The Detroit doggy day care, owners say, is the kind of ammenity city dwellers and wrokers crave.
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A polish photographer visiting Ann Arbor for a brief residency at U of M finds creativity flowing and gains restorative energy in a visit to the Motor City.
Due to many new businesses, lofts, and other redevelopment, the city is beginning to see increased levels of pedestrian traffic.
Columnist Josh Hendrickson writes: If Detroit is successful in its reforms, it could become a model for reducing bloated budgets across the country.
Model D's development news writer, Kelli B. Kavanaugh, was named to Crain's Detroit Business' first ever 20 in the 20s — a list of twentysomethings who are making their mark in the Motor City.
According to the story: Hart Plaza will again host Detroit's techno fest, this year to be called Movement 06: Detroit's Electronic Music Festival.
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