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Video Buy Historic Trolley Cars And Much More At Detroit's Bankruptcy Auction
Detroit’s on the path to emerge from bankruptcy, so it’s expected there would be an auction to liquidate
Video "Cody High: A Life Remodeled Project" Premieres Sunday (With Trailer)
“You get the vibe that the dots are starting to connect.” – Chuck Gaidica Cody High School, founded in 1955, and
Video WATCH: "Better Call Mohammed, It's Become A Mecca" For Graffiti In Detroit
Tipster A. Crawford sent this one in (thanks!), and we thought it interesting. It was produced by a group describing
Video High-End Clothier John Varvatos To Come Home To Metro Detroit... And Come Downtown
It’s both a story of a hometown boy returning to his roots and a high-end retailer opening their
Video The Real Reason Tesla Didn’t Win In Michigan
This week Governor Rick Snyder signed into law House Bill 5606. It is legislation that has been commonly framed as
Video This Cool Site Shows You Where The Detroit Buses Are
Where the government doesn’t have something Detroiters want, they tend to make it themselves. The excellent Detroitography site has
Video Kresge Launches $5 Million Program To Fund Neighborhood Projects
The Kresge Foundation has created a $5 million, three-year initiative to fund nonprofits working in neighborhoods across the city.
Video Your Detroit Reading List For the Week Of October 19
Hello, Daily Detroit readers! Detroit had a lot of interesting stories this week. There’s a little extra “thought” in
Video WATCH: Zombies Walk Detroit
The 7th annual World Zombie Day Walk happened again on October 12th, and they posted a video to prove it.
Video Rapidly Expanding E-commerce Company MyLocker Finds New Corktown Home, To Hire 70+
MyLocker is a thriving e-commerce business that is moving its headquarters from the suburb of Warren, Michigan to a
Video WATCH: Splash! The USS Detroit Launches
Now, that’s a big splash! Here’s a cool short video of the Littoral combat ship USS Detroit being
Video Fostered But Not Forgotten: Finding A Better Future For Those Aging Out Of Foster Care
Ten years ago when Maura Corrigan, director of the Michigan Department of Humans Services (DHS) was a judge and first