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Woodbridge
Marvin Shaouni
As arguably the finest surviving street car suburb of turn of the century Detroit, Woodbridge sits solidly on the near-West Side. A few minutes from Downtown, New Center and Midtown, Woodbridge is primarily a residential neighborhood with many large historic homes. The area is also home to a growing number of art institutions � including the Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit, 4731 Gallery and 555.
Features
A cultural history of Metro Detroit, Chapter One: Native Americans
Mickey Lyons
Thursday, January 26, 2017
Our new series on Metro Detroit's ethnic and cultural history, written by local writer and historian Mickey Lyons, begins with the first Detroiters, Native Americans.
Greenhouse to grocery: Stocking stores with year-round Michigan produce
David Sands
Thursday, January 26, 2017
You can find a little bit of summer in Michigan tomatoes grown in the winter.
In memory of Bradford Frost: It's time to rekindle our romance with the Detroit idea
Bradford Frost
Thursday, January 26, 2017
Bradford Frost, director of Capital Impact Partners' Detroit program and all around great person, passed away this week. Model D is republishing an essay he wrote in 2015 to honor his memory.
A better mix: Detroiters work to expand affordable housing options
Jessica Meyer
Thursday, January 26, 2017
There are many common misconceptions about who lives in affordable housing and what impact those communities have on neighborhoods. But the reality is that affordable housing increases stability, support, and mobility to a neighborhood and city.
Lessons from Planning Director Maurice Cox on spreading bike culture across Detroit
Terryn Hall
Thursday, January 26, 2017
In a conversation with Model D, Maurice Cox, Director of the City of Detroit's Planning Department, says he'll put extra emphasis on bike infrastructure across the city.
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Detroit Revitalization Fellows accepting applications for 2017-2019 term
The fellowship places talented, "mid-career" individuals for two-year full-time jobs in organizations or companies "working at the forefront of Detroit’s revitalization efforts."
Source: Wayne State University
Former Model D managing editor offers smartphone photojournalism workshop
Source: Allied Media Projects
Mini-grants awarded to community groups seeking to transform vacant lots throughout city
Source: Model D
Public education news org Chalkbeat officially launches in Detroit
Source: Chalkbeat
Places to check out green infrastructure in Detroit
Source: Model D
Detroit to receive grant money and Innovation Team from Bloomberg Philanthropies
Source: Model D
Detroiters utilize the gift economy to get by
Source: Bloomberg News
Northwest Detroit businesses win Motor City Match funding
Source: Model D
Q&A: Dean Hay of The Greening of Detroit talks green infrastructure in the city
Source: Model D
Use the winter to plan for your rain garden
Source: Model D
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