As part of the $1.1 billion annual transportation bill announced by Michigan Sens. Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow earlier this month, $2 million was awarded to the University Cultural Center […]
Michigan State Fair completes one hundred years in Detorit. This wholesome family entertainment will attract over 500,000 people.
Detroit ranked as the most liberal city amongst 237 US Cities.
House panel approved a bill to lower taxes in Detroit, and thanks to this bill, property owners in a $200,000 home will save as much as $3000 a year.
In Berlin, one man, who has never set foot on Detroit soil, gushes at the thought of it: “Wow, wow, wow … Detroit!” People the world over are getting plugged in to the city’s intangible exports – its own vibe – born of techno beats, guitar riffs, hip hop, Motor City myth and magic. Can you feel it?
Why can’t metro Detroiters shuttle around on General-Motors-made electric buses (Seattle bought a bunch) to and from work, to and from restaurants and bars, to and from the hospital, saving on air quality and decreasing unemployment? Detroit is late on mass transit. But it’s never too late to jump on the national bandwagon, say proponents of mass transit.
In another sign that the city is on the rebound, Detroit Symphony booked positive numbers in increased revenue and attendance.
Knight Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to Detroit, despite exit of Knight Ridder Inc’s publication business in the city.
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