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Detroit, Michigan · DetroitDetroit’s food truck season kicks off next week. The Downtown Street Eats food truck rally launches Monday, with a rotation of dozens of food trucks and other local restaurants in Cadillac Square and the Woodward Esplanade. The food trucks will be available from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. weekdays through Oct. 10, as well as during special events.See the Story
More than 80 food trucks are coming to downtown Detroit
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Detroit, Michigan · DetroitDetroit People’s Food Co-Op, a Black-run, full-scale grocery store, has arrived on Woodward Avenue in Detroit’s North End. The store opened its doors for the first time Wednesday, welcoming hundreds of eager shoppers in just the first hour. The idea behind the ambitious undertaking, which took years of preparation, was to expand food access to a predominantly Black city that has notoriously lacked quality grocery options.See the Story
Detroit’s only Black-run grocery co-op opens, welcomes throngs of shoppers
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Detroit, Michigan · DetroitDetroit Farm and Cider was transforming an entire block in the Dexter-Linwood neighborhood into something the city had never seen before. It would be the only cider mill within city limits and, reportedly, the first Black-owned mill in the country. The farm hosted children’s equestrian programs, farming workshops, and farm-to-table brunches at its four-acre property.See the Story
The case for raising animals in Detroit
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Detroit, Michigan · DetroitMultiple boat storage and service facilities lining the Detroit River are transforming into Stanton Yards, a forthcoming waterfront arts destination spearheaded by Library Street Collective co-founders JJ and Anthony Curis.See the Story
New waterfront cultural arts destination Stanton Yards coming to Detroit’s Little Village
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Detroit, Michigan · DetroitMojo Nixon don’t work anywhere anymore, but Philly punk songwriter Joe Jack Talcum of Dead Milkmen fame, who helped bring Mr. Nixon to wider acclaim, still tours and will be sliding into Small’s on a smoked banana peel May 4. We asked Joe a few hard-hitting questions, and he was bitchin’ enough to answer. 1.See the Story
Five questions with Joe Jack Talcum of the Dead Milkmen
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Detroit, Michigan · DetroitVroom, vroom! The thundering, ear-splitting sound of an illegally modified car can be unnerving and obnoxious, unless you’re into that kind of thing. Soon, state lawmakers are going to debate the merits of a bill that would crackdown on noisy, illegally modified car mufflers and exhausts.See the Story
Michigan lawmakers want to shut up obnoxious cars with modified exhausts
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Detroit, Michigan · DetroitWayne County Circuit Judge Dana Hathaway is firing back at an activist’s attempts to remove her from the ballot, saying she followed the directions given to her by the Michigan Bureau of Elections. Highland Park activist Robert Davis, who is known for disqualifying candidates from the ballot, is contesting Hathaway’s bid to run for reelection to the Wayne County Circuit Court.See the Story
Judge Dana Hathaway pushes back against efforts to remove her from ballot
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