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YouthTank Detroit at Michigan Central

Before departing after 20years as a teacher at Cranbrook Schools in Bloomfield Hills, Holly Arida asked her advanced entrepreneurship class to “design my next...

Rare Plant Fairy’s Jocelyn Ho Talks Caring for Exotic Plants

From proper watering to creating an ideal growing environment, here’s what you need to know

Future of Food: Chef Enid Parham’s Catering Business Lucky Pistil is Blooming

For this year’s Food Issue, meet the chefs, farmers, and leaders pushing Detroit’s food culture forward
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Rare Plant Fairy Attracts Local, National, and Even International Collectors

Business owner Jocelyn Ho has found success cultivating and selling rare tropical plants right here in Detroit
GM Renaissance Center in Detroit, Michigan

In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (July 18-22)

GM to keep headquarters in Renaissance Center, Elton John performs last show in Michigan, first lady Jill Biden visits Detroit, and Pizza Cat opens in Greektown

In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (June 20-24)

What overturning Roe v. Wade means for Michigan, Kellogg’s splits into three companies, Ford Motor Co. launches vault with 100 years of digitized history, and more metro Detroit news
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Hazel Park Is Setting a Standard for Marijuana Businesses

With the opening of Hot Box Social and other initiatives, the city is becoming one of the most weed-friendly communities in metro Detroit
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In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (June 6-10)

Public swim-up bars may soon be legal in Michigan, gubernatorial candidate Ryan Kelly is arrested by the FBI, Grand Rapids officer charged in shooting of Patrick Lyoya, and Abbot restarts baby formula production at its Michigan plant
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Detroit Flower Wall’s Creations Elevate Events and Businesses

The experiential design company makes floral backdrops, signage, and more
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Detroit Historical Society to Share Black Entrepreneurs’ Stories in New Project

The Detroit Historical Society is now crowdsourcing nominations for The Hustle
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Michigan’s Legal World is Still Dominated by White Men. Here’s Why Diversity Matters.

The brochures and websites of the state's law schools — where most Michigan attorneys get their start — boast a diverse array of students smiling back at you. But the reality is far from picture perfect. 
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Ann Arbor Startup Workit Health Is on Its Way to Unicorn Status

Online therapy is clicking as the pandemic reshapes addiction treatment options
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A Post-COVID Silver Lining Might Mean Opportunity for Workers With Disabilities

Labor force participation for people with disabilities is 3 percentage points ahead of where it stood pre-pandemic
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In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (March 28-April 1)

The DSO’s Anne Parson passes away, Oakland Mall gets new owners, Anchor Bar is reopening, and Colin Kaepernick is named honorary captain for University of Michigan’s spring game
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Book Review: A History of Zingerman’s Could Use More Nosh

'Satisfaction Guaranteed: How Zingerman’s Built a Corner Deli into a Global Food Community' is wonky with a side of tasty
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Michigan Fashion Media Summit to Feature Professionals from YouTube, Louis Vuitton, More

Learn from fashion, retail, and media experts at this one-day event
Lexus Velodrome

In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (March 14-18)

Lexus Velodrome to host track racing championships, City of Detroit investing $45 million into rec centers, Flower Day is returning to Eastern Market, and more locals news
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In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (March 7-11)

Gas prices rise, the Fisher Mansion sells for $4.9 million, Michigan Starbucks workers move to unionize, and Detroit Fire Department investigates fire at Mudgie’s Deli
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Social N The City to Host Events for Detroit Creatives This Week

Detroit native Amber M. Lewis is bringing music and networking events to Willis Show Bar and WeWork’s Midtown space

‘Hard Reset’ Argues That Corporate Workplace Fairness Can Be Lucrative

The new book is written by Detroiters Marlin Williams, vice president of global diversity and inclusion at StockX, and Marlo Rencher, director of technology-based programs for TechTown Detroit and founder of Tech Founders Academy

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