Hour Detroit - July 2012

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	Doctors Behaving Badly When doctors cross the line, their severe offenses are often met with mild penalties. By Ilene Wolff
	Feeding Detroit's Future In a city hungry for positive economic news, nine pioneering food entrepreneurs not only supply a much-needed demand, they also serve as catalysts for nourishing and sustaining the communities... By Mark Kurlyandchik & Monica Mercer

Features

Doctors Behaving Badly

When doctors cross the line, their severe offenses are often met with mild penalties.

By Ilene Wolff

Feeding Detroit's Future

In a city hungry for positive economic news, nine pioneering food entrepreneurs not only supply a much-needed demand, they also serve as catalysts for nourishing and sustaining the communities...

By Mark Kurlyandchik & Monica Mercer

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	Remembering Former Detroit Tiger Jake Wood Jake Wood, a Tiger from the 1960s, sparks some diamond-bright memories for one stalwart fan. By Jim McFarlin
	Detroit's Failed Bid to Host the 1968 Olympics Detroit went for the gold to host the 1968 Olympics, but ended up singing the blues. By Paul Vachon
	U.K. Not OK in Cuisine This summer brings the biggest British invasion to our shores since the Beatles, Twiggy, and The Kinks.
	July Sports Calendar Who says these are the dog days? July offers plenty of activity for armchair athletes, sideline fans, and actual players. This year brings the additional excitement of the Summer Olympics. Watch,...
The Good Life Archive »
	Detroit Siblings a Hit on Broadway Siblings from Detroit are small in stature, but that’s turned out to be a big asset in nabbing plum roles. By Joe Lapointe
	SPF — A Monogram for Beauty It’s no secret that shielding the face from the sun’s harmful rays is one of the keys to healthy, youthful-looking skin. This summer, go beyond traditional sunscreen and add these luxe products... By Rebecca Voigt
Tips & Trends Archive »
	Manicures Flaunt Fall Colors This autumn, ‘finger’ painting takes a vibrant turn By Rebecca Voigt
	SPF — A Monogram for Beauty It’s no secret that shielding the face from the sun’s harmful rays is one of the keys to healthy, youthful-looking skin. This summer, go beyond traditional sunscreen and add these luxe products... By Rebecca Voigt

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Letters from Readers: July 2012 Praise us or pan us, but just put it down in words. Bravos or boos, we want to hear from you.
Essential Ingredients Say all you want about the cult of personality, youth, and self-branding, food and good conversation are what keep them coming back for more. By Rebecca Powers
Fort Street Presbyterian Church and Fort Street Union Depot, 1962 THE WAY IT WAS. By George Bulanda
Contributors: July 2012 Ilene Wolff, Joe Lapointe, Annabel Cohen, Kim Rosen.