What To Know And Where To Go In Southeast Michigan
On Thursday, Sven Gustafson hosted quite a few interesting guests at our booth and mobile studio on the floor of the Detroit Policy Conference at Motor City Casino Hotel. Five of those people are on the show for today's episode. Candice Simons, Brooklyn Outdoor and J'Adore Detroit, who talked about the big ad controversy where billboards have been banned downtown - and …
We don't always highlight events in Armada (around the office we call it Farmada) - but it's in Macomb County and sometimes it's nice to get out of town and enjoy some drinks. Cider Dayze is in its third year and will be on Saturday, August 26 and Sunday, August 27. It's a nonprofit event that benefits the Armada Lions Club and hosted by Blake’s Orchard & Cider …
When you drive down Gratiot Avenue in Roseville, there's a monument just past Frazho road that would be very easy to miss. After all, it's painted green - the same as the surrounding bushes. An important piece of Detroit area history was erased by a strip mall with the "greatest ratio" of parking to store area in the nation as a selling point in 1954. That historic place …
The three properties, located in Macomb Township, Sterling Heights and Chesterfield Township just might make all of your suburban dreams come true. According to county public works officials, the properties may be worth "several million dollars," and were deemed excess after a review by Candice Miller, the former U.S. House Representative turned Macomb County Drain …
Three quarters of a mile of large, 11-foot sewer interceptor under 15 Mile road was found to be in imminent danger of collapse, according to Macomb County Public Works office. This is a section of pipe immediately east of the sinkhole on 15 Mile Road that developed on Christmas Eve of 2016. To keep that portion of sewer line that serves half a million Macomb residents …
Roads are a contentious issue in Michigan. Although it looks like the Michigan Legislature is on its way to allocating some money for road maintenance and improvements ($400 million in this current budget) it’s nowhere near the $1.2 billion-plus experts say is going to be needed to truly take care of Michigan’s roads on an annual …
