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D-Town Farms comprises 2 acres fenced off in River Rouge Park on Detroit's west side.

May 15, 2012

Black Farming Power

State senators lead tour of Detroit farms.

The Farwell Building was built in 1915. (photo courtesy of Elizabeth Beale and HistoricDetroit.org)

April 26, 2012

Lansing Developers Win Detroit’s Capitol Park

Richard Karp and Kevin Prater also did the $40 Durant Hotel in Flint

Foreclosure at 516 Leitram St, Lansing, Mi 48915

April 25, 2012

Foreclosure Response Tool Kit

www.MiForeclosureResponse.org

Route map from Flint Mass Transportation Authority

April 24, 2012

“Density = Dollars” and Transit Can Get You There

Brookings Institution holds transit access workshop in Flint

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Flint Mass Transportation Authority bus on S. Saginaw St.

Transit Is key To Economy & Can Be Funded

April 23, 2012

Brookings Institution Michigan Transit Access Workshop in Flint

Reporters Hyun Woo Park and Na Ree Lee in front of the Walker Building. It stands at the corner of N. Washington and Grand River Ave. in Old Town Lansing. It was built in 1909.

Can Mich Historic Preservation be Model for the World?

April 15, 2012

Korean Students from MSU Assess Building in Old Town Lansing

The archdiocese of Detroit paid the Adamo Company to demolish East Catholic High. Typical demolitions of this size cost about $500,000. St. Anthony Church was bought in 2010. But the archdiocese either failed or refused to sell the school.

The Fall of East Catholic High School

April 12, 2012

East side school demolished by similar forces that took down Cass Tech

AAS SCREEN SHOT OPEN

Arab-American Stories on DPTV Ch. 56 Tonight

April 02, 2012

Starts at 7:30, financed by Dearborn/Detroit community

Skateboarding near alley off of Michigan Ave. in Saginaw

‘It’s About Place’ Contest

March 29, 2012

Part of Lets Save Michigan from MML

Photo courtesy of Jeremiah Cox, Subwaynut.com

Mass Transit Makes $ and Sense

March 22, 2012

Transportation 4 Michigan Coalition bringing awareness

Events

DNR continues tradition of women's archery

1937 photo courtesy of MSU archives

Turtle City Biologists

Plan to release oil-contaminated turtles

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