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Home›Posts Tagged "Detroit" (Page 8)

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  • J Singleton
    Parks & Rec, Southeast, Transportation
    May 23, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    Detroit's Critical Mass is approaching a tipping point

    DETROIT —  Detroit’s Critical Mass is approaching a tipping point. Starting with just a handful of Detroit cyclists about seven years ago, the ride has ...
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  • Achille Bianchi
    Community Design, Southeast
    May 10, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    Detroit Works Project’s engagement strategy improves, but has a long way to go

    DETROIT — Detroit Works Project is trying. Sitting in a banquet hall at the Northwest Activities Center on Detroit’s northwest side May 7, about 100 ...
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  • Achille Bianchi
    Community Design, Southeast
    April 29, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    Detroit announces affiliation with Keep America Beautiful

    Deputy Mayor Kirk Lewis announced Detroit's certified affiliate status with Keep America Beautiful April 24, which will serve as the city's umbrella organization for cleanup, ...
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  • Achille Bianchi
    Community Design, Southwest, Transportation
    April 27, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    Spring ride to benefit Conner Creek Greenway

    DETROIT—As people and organizations across Michigan build and begin to recognize Detroit as the next cycling city, amenities like bike lanes and greenways are becoming ...
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  • Old Bike
    Parks & Rec, People, Southeast
    April 26, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    Detroit's Gatsby Ride: A celebration of cycling and tweed

    DETROIT — Some people say tattoo parlors are a good indicator of a city or community's economic climate. Consider Detroit’s annual Gatsby and Tweed Rides ...
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  • She Bicycles
    Community Design, Economic Development, Southeast
    April 26, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    Bicycle Friendly Business Districts Inspire Growth

    DETROIT—Throughout the United States, as smart growth and progressive urban planning concepts increasingly grab the attention of elected officials and residents alike, one particularly intriguing ...
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  • Safety, Southeast
    April 21, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    To wear a helmet or not? That is a good question

    About 80 percent of bike share riders don't wear helmets, but shouldn't they?
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  • TechShop
    Community Design, Southeast, Transportation
    March 26, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    Two contests for making great places and transit: better late than never

    DETROIT—Michigan is no stranger to design and innovation. From its architecture, to yes, the automobile transportation industry, Michigan's residents and expatriates have taken countless concepts and ...
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  • Food, People, Southeast
    March 20, 2012
    by MFF Admin

    Cooking and the community: It matters

    This cooking class aims to show that cooking at home doesn't have to be expensive or difficult.
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  • Free Press
    Community Design, Economic Development, Southeast
    February 23, 2012
    by Erin Potter

    Coalition says state could lose billions in Fairgrounds investment

    ***UPDATE: The Michigan Land Bank has advanced the Magic Plus, LLC proposal and will begin contract negotiations and develop a timeline to nail down milestones or ...
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