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Spend time beside any of our Great Lakes and you’re quickly reminded of what it means to be watchable.
By Rebecca Powers
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November 2009 |
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Praise us or pan us, but just put it down in words. Bravos or boos, we want to hear from you.
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November 2009 |
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Eating home-cooked food prepared with unprocessed ingredients and minimizing vices can keep your wallet fat and your waistline slim.
By Rebecca Powers
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October 2009 |
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Sure, the price of living is a lot of work. But we control our leisure hours, and we don’t have to spend that time blotto in front of CSI or flaccid at the computer screen.
By Rebecca Powers
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September 2009 |
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Being odd man out chafes like ill-fitting clothes — sleeves that won’t reach our wrists no matter how vigorously we tug at the cuffs. Lucky are the people who are comfortable in their skin — and their setting.
By Rebecca Powers
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August 2009 |
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It’s a mainstay of metro Detroit media: Write about someone famous who used to live here.
By Rebecca Powers
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July 2009 |
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Every city has its sound: New Orleans jazz, L.A. hip-hop. In Motown, political bickering has become the same old song and dance, drowning more pleasant melodies.
By Rebecca Powers
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June 2009 |
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This year, especially, the early warm breezes may have the reviving effect of smelling salts — leaving us gulping and gasping with a sudden return to life.
By Rebecca Powers
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May 2009 |
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If metro Detroit political leaders were characters in a TV medical drama, they might be estranged parents so embroiled in a stubborn custody dispute that their sick child nearly dies while they bicker.
By Rebecca Powers
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April 2009 |
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A high-profile Washington, D.C., hostess once, when pressed for the secret to her great parties, advised handing guests a stiff drink the minute they step through the door.
By Rebecca Powers
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March 2009 |
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