The councilmembers talked about securing funding for public safety programs like ShotStoppers, improving transit reliability, retaining talent and evaluating whether solar fields in blighted neighborhoods is the best use of the land.
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Detroit’s Black chefs are building a pipeline of culinary talent
Through training and mentorship, Black chefs in Detroit are preparing young talent for culinary excellence.
Detroit’s ‘King of Hip Roll’ finds his way among Hollywood elite
Dancer Bash Johnson, a self-proclaimed foodie, is also building momentum in Los Angeles with the startup catering business “Dash of Bash.”
Yum Village partners to add Caribbean espresso drinks and breakfast
The Afro-Caribbean restaurant in New Center is offering Caribbean-flavored espresso drinks, cocktails, a breakfast sandwich and events.
Plan for Renaissance Center would tear down 2 towers but require public funding.
Bedrock and General Motors Co. announced the conceptual plan to redevelop the 27-acre site along the Detroit riverfront as a “right-sizing.”
Stephen Henderson leaves WDET after 10 years on air, show canceled
Henderson said in a statement on social media that he chose to leave due to “disinvestment” by the station.
New Center art gallery, bakery in jeopardy of closing after 8 months
Last month, Someday’s owners launched a GoFundMe page in an effort to raise the $75,000 they need to keep their business from closing.
Mike’s Famous Ham Place has sold, but recipes won’t be lost
The new owners said they will use the same recipes and hope to keep the ‘iconic’ diner the same except for allowing credit card payments.
Unions face a moment of truth in Michigan in this year’s presidential race
Trump has seized on the union non-endorsements, claiming they prove rank-and-file workers support his vision for the country.
Sepia Coffee, new to North End, to host photography walkabout
Grab a cup of coffee and join for a walkabout of the neighborhood to learn more and capture photos.
