InsideOut Literary Arts Executive Director Suma Karaman Rosen writes about a project to mark the group’s 30th anniversary, “that’s worth more than a moment of your attention.”
Christine Ferretti
Christine Ferretti is BridgeDetroit's managing editor, bringing 20 years of reporting and editing experience from The Detroit News, where she spent nearly a decade leading Detroit City Hall coverage, including the city's historic municipal bankruptcy. Her reporting has been recognized by the Society of American Business Editors and Writers, the Society of Professional Journalists and the Michigan Press Association.
Ferretti holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and public relations from Madonna University and has completed fellowships with the National Press Foundation and Michigan State University's Great Lakes Environmental Journalism Training Institute.
Posted inBusiness, Political and Public Policy Information
Duggan: RenCen redevelopment ‘the right thing’
Duggan highlighted how the Detroit riverfront has been a unifying place and reupped Gilbert’s plans to take down two of the Renaissance Center towers as part of a redevelopment plan.
Posted inEducation, Political and Public Policy Information
Vitti talks marijuana dangers for kids and fighting poverty at Mackinac
Nikolai Vitti said the district has at least one incident a week when students between third and 12th grade take edibles.
Posted inElection 2025, Political and Public Policy Information
Mayoral candidates build support on Mackinac Island
BridgeDetroit is at the Mackinac Policy Conference this week to learn more about the future leadership of Detroit.
Posted inElection 2025
City Council candidates debate value of land bank, home repair programs
The value of the land bank and its performance, home repair funding and programming were debated during BridgeDetroit’s District 3 forum.
Posted inElection 2025
City Council candidates talk voter engagement, immigration at northwest Detroit forum
BridgeDetroit’s nine-part Meet the Candidate series will make stops throughout the summer in each City Council district.
Posted inEnvironment, Housing
Detroit offers repair help in 75 additional neighborhoods hard-hit by 2021 flood
Detroit officials say the Private Sewer Repair Program has the capacity to reach 1,500 overall in nearly half of all neighborhoods.
Posted inCivic and Community Information
Barrier-breaking Detroit journalist, musician Luther Keith dies at 74
Luther Keith, a trailblazing journalist who was inducted into the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame for his decades-long career at The Detroit News, died Wednesday.
Posted inArts & Culture, Civic and Community Information
Community steps up after attempted break-in at Morningside Cafe
East side cafe owner says he’s seen an outpouring of support and won’t let vandals set him back from serving the neighborhood.
Posted inArts & Culture, JB's Bites
Detroiter honors grandmother’s legacy with neighborhood speakeasy
Miss Eva’s Detroit began hosting a new generation of community gatherings in November with Detroit entertainers, food trucks, craft cocktails and mocktails.