RIP Boston Market // Hello Mad Nice + Scooters // Detroit named top travel spot
Devon O'Reilly
Dearborn, MI
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Today is tree lighting day in Detroit! Thousands will be in Campus Martius as the holidays really kick off.
Today’s show is full of what to know and where to go in Metro Detroit.
02:59 – Devon O’Reilly went to the new Mad Nice goods, and has a report
06:04 – Could the beloved Lady of the House be returning?
06:55 – Scooter’s Coffee opens a third location in the area, this time on Telegraph. Hadn’t been, so checked it out.
08:50 – We learn about Devon’s love for Boston Market mac and cheese and Jer’s Pot Pie obsession as the chain leaves the region. Did you like Boston Market?
11:19 – The I-375 removal project is taking a “mother may I” step back on planning. We discuss how this could impact the timeline to a pretty large degree.
15:08 – Conde Nast names Detroit a top travel city in North America and the Caribbean. We walk through their list of reasons why and comment.
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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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