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Plus Ford starts F-150 Lightning production; Warren Transmission redevelopment takes a step forward; Greektown Casino gets a new name
Plus a local BBQ Entrepreneur dies; New taco fest coming; DCFC plays MLS squad and a Goose Cam
Plus a bakery in Grosse Pointe Park is making progress, a Ferndale radio station gets their streaming wings and more
Plus parking ticket questions; the United Artists building gets a new chapter, and the Main Art Theater in Royal Oak may be demolished
Plus marijuana updates; Anchor to re-re-open; and $100k for your Detroit business
Plus Royal Oak's Main Art Theatre may be demolished; development speculation and more
Plus a new park, gimme (bus) shelter, and culinary success
Plus a Le Rouge Report as the 2022 Detroit City FC season begins
Plus Detroit school building plans, a film incentive proposal, and more.
Plus Detroit City FC signings and questioning incentives
Plus Cash Only problems; Lee Plaza deal approved
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The ice cream TikTok star from Metro Detroit; Roast is done; COVID puts services in slow motion
Plus Gilbert is spending money on Detroit's east riverfront
Plus U of M has a pair of major projects in the city; The Lexus Velodrome deflates; And answers start to come about the Southwest Detroit ground shift
We've made it through Turkey Day
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Your Daily Detroit for November 14, 2021
The Grand Prix is coming back downtown for real, a championship team to help heal your wounded sports hearts, and more
The guy who used to look out for corruption gets charged with corruption; but on the bright side, there's a cool initiative to expand soccer in Detroit this weekend.
Plus, remembering the Potato Chip Prince of Detroit
That and more stories happening around Metro Detroit
Plus should people get paid to move to Detroit? And an early look at the new Portillo's.
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It's the weekend, people.