There are two ways to respond to any problem: Complain and do nothing, or pitch in and try to improve it. In Detroit, we hear plenty of the former. But there's lots of the latter happening, too. Case in point are neighborhood clean-ups. Stories of communities working together to create better living spaces abound. You just have to know where to look. Neighborhood Clean-Up Community Events in Detroit
Neighborhood Clean-Up Community Events in Detroit
There are two ways to respond to any problem: Complain and do nothing, or pitch in and try to improve it. In Detroit, we hear plenty of the former. But there's lots of the latter happening, too. Case in point are neighborhood clean-ups. Stories of communities working together to create better living spaces abound. You just have to know where to look. Neighborhood Clean-Up Community Events in Detroit
Family Fun in Detroit for June 2013
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As the 2012-2013 school year winds to a close, families will be looking for fun activities in Detroit. June is jam-packed with culture, history, art, nature, technology, music, and sports events. Here's a rundown of kid and family festivals and activities you must not miss. Most have free or cheap options.Family Fun in Detroit for June 2013
Donations Keep Detroit Parks Scheduled for Closure Open
When a deal fell through for the state to take over Belle Isle in February, Detroit Mayor Dave Bing said 51 parks would not open in spring. Mayor Bing announced Wednesday, amid cheers, that thanks to donations from foundations and businesses, parks scheduled to close will remain open, reports Local 4 Click on Detroit. Read more
Detroit's David Whitney Building to Finally See Promised Resurrection
After more than a decade, Detroit's famed David Whitney Building is finally getting her long-awaited face lift. The Detroit Free Press says a team, Whitney Partners LLC, will be the developer of the $82-million conversion of the Whitney into retail, apartments, and a boutique hotel. The long-vacant Whitney is an iconic structure downtown at Woodward and Grand Circus Park. Unfortunately, renovations in the 50s and 60s removed much of the neo-classic and Beaux Arts exterior design elements, but most interior decor--corbels, mosaic, decorative plaster--Read moreremains.
Detroit's David Whitney Building to Finally See Resurrection
After more than a decade, Detroit's famed David Whitney Building is finally getting her long-awaited face lift. The Detroit Free Press says a team, Whitney Partners LLC, will be the developer of the $82-million conversion of the Whitney into retail, apartments, and a boutique hotel. The long-vacant Whitney is an iconic structure downtown at Woodward and Grand Circus Park. Detroit's David Whitney Building to Finally See Resurrection
Off-the-Beaten-Path Parks in Metro Detroit
Looking for spring frolics in metro Detroit? Why not check out an area park? Mayor Dave Bing announced the closing of 51 parks in February, reports the Detroit Free Press, but there are still plenty of outdoor venues to enjoy. Here are local parks with the most diverse activities, unique accommodations, and off-the-beaten-path amenities. Just right for spring and summer recreation and adventure!Off-the-Beaten-Path Parks in Metro Detroit - Yahoo! News
Detroit Family Homeless Shelters, Rescue Missions, Transitional Housing
Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries says each night, 18,000 Detroiters have no place to sleep. Families account for 49 percent. Over 10,000 Wayne County families will experience at least one period of homelessness during the year. 30 percent are chronically homeless. 4,000-plus households will be sheltered in funded programs. Over 13,000 sleep on the street, in abandoned buildings or with others. 25 percent of homeless people are children. With cold weather looming, here are family rescue missions, homeless shelters, warming centers and transitional programs for women with children. Detroit Family Homeless Shelters, Rescue Missions, Transitional Housing
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