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Wings Zamboni driver gone; New QLINE website; Unanswered Housing Commission questions
Plus marijuana updates; Anchor to re-re-open; and $100k for your Detroit business
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Jer Staes
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Changes coming to Oakland Mall; NFL Draft to Detroit; and cobbler
Plus Royal Oak's Main Art Theatre may be demolished; development speculation and more
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Jer Staes
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Bye, I-375; Tons of new housing needed; Nain Rouge returns
Plus a new park, gimme (bus) shelter, and culinary success
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Jer Staes
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Progress on Piquette; Marching down Michigan; And the party is re-starting
Plus a Le Rouge Report as the 2022 Detroit City FC season begins
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Jer Staes
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Water + rent goes up; Weed prices down; Tigers locked out
Plus Detroit school building plans, a film incentive proposal, and more.
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Jer Staes
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City home values up; Detroit repped on Top Chef; Old school gets new life
Plus Detroit City FC signings and questioning incentives
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Jer Staes
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Detroit Cobras lead vocalist dies; Robocop on the move; Leaving Macomb behind
Plus Cash Only problems; Lee Plaza deal approved
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Jer Staes
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Historic Lee Plaza life?; COVID through Christmas; Sandhill Crane saved
Plus Gilbert is spending money on Detroit's east riverfront