PODCAST: Trying Paris Baguette, The Peterboro // Uniroyal Site Hot Take // Big Shipping Container Projects Were A Fad
Devon O'Reilly
Dearborn, MI
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On today's all-local daily podcast with Devon O'Reilly:
04:09 - Devon tries Paris Baguette in Dearborn
06:44 - Trying the Peterboro for the first time after the pandemic
09:44 - New shipping container developments are fading away
11:43 - We're pretty sure an Apple store is coming to Detroit
14:00 - Uniroyal deal off, so what's next for the giant site on Detroit's east side by Belle Isle?
18:46 - The ICON is massive and riverfront development opportunities
19:39 - Quick take on why there was only one rejected bid for the former Packard Plant site
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Devon O'Reilly
Resident "Man about Town." The Dearborn native has passed through the doors of more than 500 bars, restaurants, and establishments in the area. Now a dad, but still staying connected and involved in the community.
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