Downtown co-working space to double in size, eyes big future
Bamboo recently announced a new location twice the size of their current one at 1442 Brush St., growing from 3,000 to 6,000 sq. ft. of co-working facilities and more.
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Using the literary arts to fight blight on Tuxedo Street
Dubbed the Tuxedo Project, the house at 7124 Tuxedo St., former home of Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Stephen Henderson, will become a literary and community center, complete with an English professor-in-residence.
New veterinary house call company opens in downtown Detroit
Pet owners across the city of Detroit and some of its suburbs can access a new service that improves access to veterinary care.
Third round of grant program seeks to give $2M to Detroit non-profits
The Kresge Foundation expects to award the grants to 15 to 20 nonprofit groups across the city, including at least one in each of Detroit's seven city council districts.
Stretch of Brightmoor sidewalk to become interactive running track
A group from the University of Michigan has won a $40,000 grant to build an interactive play space called FitLight along a broken stretch of sidewalk in the Brightmoor neighborhood.
New digs for city dogs: Detroit Animal Care and Control moves to new and improved building
The new headquarters is being heralded as a dramatic improvement for DACC in a year that has already seen its fare share.
Creative writing center 826michigan to open Eastern Market storefront
While the educational non-profit 826michigan has been working in Detroit for three years now, the writing and tutoring lab is planting its flag in the ground with a storefront location in the city's Eastern Market.
August development news round-up: Residential, residential, and more residential
Numerous, major residential developments have been announced in the last month. Check out the monthly development roundup to learn the details.
Jobs news roundup: August 16 edition
This week's jobs news roundup features speeches in Metro Detroit by presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Using the literary arts to fight blight on Tuxedo Street
Dubbed the Tuxedo Project, the house at 7124 Tuxedo St., former home of Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Stephen Henderson, will become a literary and community center, complete with an English professor-in-residence.
New veterinary house call company opens in downtown Detroit
Pet owners across the city of Detroit and some of its suburbs can access a new service that improves access to veterinary care.
Third round of grant program seeks to give $2M to Detroit non-profits
The Kresge Foundation expects to award the grants to 15 to 20 nonprofit groups across the city, including at least one in each of Detroit's seven city council districts.
Stretch of Brightmoor sidewalk to become interactive running track
A group from the University of Michigan has won a $40,000 grant to build an interactive play space called FitLight along a broken stretch of sidewalk in the Brightmoor neighborhood.
New digs for city dogs: Detroit Animal Care and Control moves to new and improved building
The new headquarters is being heralded as a dramatic improvement for DACC in a year that has already seen its fare share.
Creative writing center 826michigan to open Eastern Market storefront
While the educational non-profit 826michigan has been working in Detroit for three years now, the writing and tutoring lab is planting its flag in the ground with a storefront location in the city's Eastern Market.
August development news round-up: Residential, residential, and more residential
Numerous, major residential developments have been announced in the last month. Check out the monthly development roundup to learn the details.
Jobs news roundup: August 16 edition
This week's jobs news roundup features speeches in Metro Detroit by presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
