What To Know And Where To Go In Southeast Michigan
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This is your Daily Detroit podcast for September 6, 2018. Our feature conversation is with Greg Migliore of Autoblog, where we talk about Ford, Tesla, and what's happening in the car business after our headlines. - Tigers fans were surprised on Wednesday night to see neither Mario Impemba or Rod Allen calling the game against the Chicago White Sox. First-reported by the …
Here's your Daily Detroit podcast for August 28, 2018. - You can say goodbye to the familiar Green and Yellow stripes on Detroit buses. In a parking lot on Gratiot outside of Mike’s Fresh Market, the city of Detroit today unveiled new buses, new services… and a new brand for the Detroit Department of Transportation. We talk to Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan. - The …
It's been a project that's been teased for years - since 2011, in fact. A giant RoboCop statue in the city of Detroit. We gave an in-depth update quite awhile ago, but we have new news to share. According to an update posted to the project's Kickstarter page, RoboCop will call the Michigan Science Center in Detroit's Midtown home. A deal was signed Wednesday and an …
Do you love learning about all of the interesting places around the city of Detroit? Maybe you've driven by the Psychedelic Healing Shack right off of Woodward just south of 7 Mile and wondered what in the heck was inside. Well, author Karen Dybis has done all of the work for you and has put it in a handy book called Secret Detroit: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and …
Here’s your Daily Detroit News Byte For Wednesday, April 11th, 2018. Let’s dive in on these stories today: Ferndale’s police chief is out, and the mayor delivers the state of the city New development updates near New Center/Milwaukee Junction neighborhood The editor and publisher of Crain's Detroit Business, Ron Fournier, is hopping to a big name public …
Detroit heads even further down the rails to its mass-transit future as the M-1 RAIL continues its construction even as the thermometer drops. “Working through the winter lays the groundwork that allows for our construction crews to quickly ramp up once the weather breaks,” said M-1 RAIL Chief Operating Officer Paul Childs. “Next year construction …
