January 2009
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Contributors: January 2009
Mark Coir, Kathy Moore, Richard Bak, Gary Witzenburg
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Carrying Our Weight
While our hometown auto czars were eating humble pie on Capitol Hill, a national publication was dissing Detroit on another front.
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We’ve Got Mail… January 2009
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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Down Memory Lane
The achievements of the Scripps and Booth families are well noted in Detroit history.
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Very Cool Ice
Any way you cut it, Ahee’s diamond necklace is brilliant.
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Sirens of Chrome
The annual automotive unveiling showcases the evolution of more than glass and steel.
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She’s a Good Sport
Michigan native keeps active as Nike Field Reporter.
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On the Losing End
As a nation, we’re pound-foolish when challenged with dropping weight.
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Sweet Solace
Krystyna’s European Spa’s new location continues its commitment to creating a tranquil and relaxing experience.
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Motor City Rumblers
You might say their favorite gear is reverse.
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My First Car
Like a first kiss, our first car is an indelible — and usually fond — memory.
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Hail to the Chefs
Brian Polcyn and David Gilbert join forces to create zesty, savory dishes at Birmingham’s Forest Grill
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The Long Haul
Silverado owners go the distance driving toward (or past) the 200,000 mark.
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Baker Electrics
Despite the excitement surrounding the arrival of GM’s Volt in 2010, the electric car is nothing new.
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Hits the Spot
Hungry for Hungarian? This Chicken Paprikás dish is tasty and filling.
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Toast Birmingham
Spinning off the success of their Ferndale original, husband-and-wife proprietors Thom and Regan Bloom have taken the next step.
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High Resolution
Investing in colorful, cutting-edge, and practical gear can add some punch to well-intended New Year’s vows.
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The Road Ahead
There’s no question that it’s difficult to strike a positive note these days.
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Wasabi Korean & Japanese Cuisine and Tasca de Plata
It’s not bad being the next-door neighbor of the DIA, and that’s where this Asian restaurant is located — in the Park Shelton, the very building where Diego Rivera lived while working on his murals.
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Mercury Rising
With its fresh approach, Mercury Coffee Bar perks up Michigan Avenue.
Arts & Entertainment
January 2009
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Motown at 50: A Look at the Record Label’s Under-The-Radar Artists
Berry Gordy’s mega-stars outshone many other talented artists at Motown, but we turn the spotlight on its other musicians as the label marks its golden anniversary
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Mix It Up
Pairing high-end items with bargains lets you cut a dashing figure at black-tie events.
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Body Image
The evolution of a concept car is akin to creating a piece of sculpture, and the aesthetic ideals of purity, line, shape, and texture are evident in these four vehicles.
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A Grand Night for Hospice
On Jan. 10, A Grand Night for Hospice was held at the Ritz-Carlton in Dearborn.
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International Car of the Year Awards
On Jan. 10, the International Car of the Year Awards ceremony was held at the MGM Grand Detroit.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Luncheon
Wayne State University’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute luncheon was held on Jan. 16 at the Max M. Fisher Music Center in Detroit.
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Auto Glow
On Jan. 16, the 17th annual Auto Glow party was held at the Westin Book Cadillac in Detroit.
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2009 North American International Auto Show Charity Preview Part I
On Jan. 16, the Charity Preview kicked off the North American International Auto Show at Cobo Center in Detroit.
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2009 North American International Auto Show Charity Preview Part II
On Jan. 16, the Charity Preview kicked off the North American International Auto Show at Cobo Center in Detroit.
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Soup City Fundraiser
On Jan. 19, National City Bank held its 9th annual Soup City Fundraiser at the Gem Theatre in Detroit.
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HAVEN Celebration of Strength
On Jan. 22, HAVEN honored metro Detroiters who have exhibited courage and strength in speaking out to make a difference.
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Wu Coup
Designs by Jason Wu, the 26-year-old Taiwan-born designer made instantly famous by Michelle Obama, are now available in metro Detroit.