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Celebrate Giving Tuesday with Henry Ford Estate

Celebrate Giving Tuesday with Henry Ford Estate

Matrix Trunk or Treat is just around the corner!
Save the date: Friday, October 28th from 11am-2pm.

If you would like to volunteer or donate, please contact Linda Garrison at [email protected], or call (313)962-5255, ext. 1136.

Joining us for ARTWORKS DETROIT?Tickets are going fast! Live and silent auctions on 150 art pieces donated by local artists.

Developers sought for 8 acres of Detroit-owned Midtown land to build 210-260 apartments The city RFPs are for the 7-acre site of the former Wigle Recreation Center and about 1 acre in the Sugar Hills Arts District.

Mexican-inspired restaurant to open in former Ye Olde Butcher Shoppe space Bakersfield will join Grey Ghost Detroit and New Order Coffee Roasters as commercial tenants in the building on Woodward Avenue at Watson Street.

Cummings' 231-unit Third and Grand development gets $2 million in state financing The $54.6 million mixed-use project in Detroit's New Center Area is planned for a 1.4-acre surface parking lot previously owned by Henry Ford Health System.

Soave's first Detroit residential development plans include more than 400 apartments in Corktown The Michigan Strategic Fund on Tuesday approved a $6.9 million loan for the project's $43.8 million first phase. The Elton Park project, named after a Corktown park that existed until the late 1950s, is expected to begin construction in the spring and be open with 150 units by December 2018.

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Click here to support Memorial Fund for Captain Ken Steil's Widow & Young Boys “I’m glad it was me who took the hit and not one of my guys.” - Captain Ken “Shark" Steil Captain Ken Steil was shot in the line of duty and died on September 17, 2016 due to complications which arose from the gunshot wound. He leaves behind his loving wife, Joann, and their two young boys,...

A Detroit engineer wants to turn old buses into tech labs for students An innovative engineer wants to give young people the tech skills they need to thrive.

Where to Eat and Drink in Detroit’s Current Renaissance Moment A revival in the culinary and beverage scenes in the Motor City is being led by restaurateurs and distillers looking for bargains on space. Here's what you need to know to take advantage.