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Other than high-end offerings from Tesla and Fisker, what’s out there for the eco-minded luxury car buyer?
By Gary Witzenburg
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November 2009 |
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Next month, several high-profile metro Detroiters will dance their way into history — in a manner of speaking.
By Aleene Jinn George
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November 2009 |
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Veteran retailer Mark Keller has moved upstairs, where he sells Icelandic designs above
Linda Dresner’s boutique
By Jim McFarlin
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November 2009 |
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With a loyal fan base and this month’s scheduled release of the Michigan-made film Whip It!, female roller derby is gaining speed.
Photographs by Cybelle Codish
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October 2009 |
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In his Detroit workshop, conservator Kenneth Katz painstakingly restores neglected or damaged artistic
treasures back to radiant life.
By Giovanna Costantini
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October 2009 |
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NBC anchor Brian Williams has ties to the area, and he’s not shy about giving it a boost.
By Jim McFarlin
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October 2009 |
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On Facebook, making buddies is just a click away. Getting
rid of them is another matter.
By Jack Lessenberry
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October 2009 |
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At 87, he keeps the Holocaust Memorial Center relevant.
By Jack Lessenberry
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September 2009 |
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Cass Tech grad Shelton Johnson is changing the way African-Americans experience national parks.
By Dave Manney
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September 2009 |
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Between performing with his big group (the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra), his small group (the Clayton Brothers, with brother Jeff and son Gerald), directing jazz festivals, recording with Diana Krall or Yo-Yo Ma, making the cover of Jazz Times this spring, and teaching at USC, John Clayton somehow will find time to serve as artist-in-residence for the 30th anniversary of the Detroit International Jazz Festival Sept. 4-7.
By Jim McFarlin
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September 2009 |
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