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Clean, Green Machines

Clean, Green Machines

Other than high-end offerings from Tesla and Fisker, what’s out there for the eco-minded luxury car buyer?

November 2009
Taking Steps for History

Taking Steps for History

Next month, several high-profile metro Detroiters will dance their way into history — in a manner of speaking.

November 2009
A New Leaf on Maple

A New Leaf on Maple

Veteran retailer Mark Keller has moved upstairs, where he sells Icelandic designs above Linda Dresner’s boutique

November 2009
Roll Models

Roll Models

With a loyal fan base and this month’s scheduled release of the Michigan-made film Whip It!, female roller derby is gaining speed.

October 2009
True Colors

True Colors

In his Detroit workshop, conservator Kenneth Katz painstakingly restores neglected or damaged artistic treasures back to radiant life.

October 2009
Good News for Detroit

Good News for Detroit

NBC anchor Brian Williams has ties to the area, and he’s not shy about giving it a boost.

October 2009
How to Win Friends…

How to Win Friends…

On Facebook, making buddies is just a click away. Getting rid of them is another matter.

October 2009
Active Duty

Active Duty

At 87, he keeps the Holocaust Memorial Center relevant.

September 2009
The Lone Ranger

The Lone Ranger

Cass Tech grad Shelton Johnson is changing the way African-Americans experience national parks.

September 2009
First Bass

First Bass

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.

September 2009
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