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Home»Posts tagged with»midtown (Page 4)

Music review: Local bands impress at Dally in the Alley

By Eric Kiska on September 7, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Culture, Headline  

Music review: Local bands impress at Dally in the Alley

The Cass Corridor event featured immensely skilled musical acts.

Thousands evacuated from Dally in the Alley after transformer explodes

By Steve Neavling on September 6, 2014   Crime & Fire, Culture, Fire, Headline, posts  

Thousands evacuated from Dally in the Alley after transformer explodes

Firefighters were worried about the live wires dangling over the heads of festival-goers.

Crews unearth old streetcar rails during construction of M-1 in Detroit

By Steve Neavling on August 19, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Featured Stories, History  

Crews unearth old streetcar rails during construction of M-1 in Detroit

The twin rails have been buried beneath the road for decades after the streetcar system ended service in 1956 to make way for buses.

Shinola builds dog park in Detroit, prepares to launch new line of pet accessories

By Steve Neavling on May 28, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Development, Headline, posts, Urban Renewal  

Shinola builds dog park in Detroit, prepares to launch new line of pet accessories

The company plans to roll out the pet accessories and dog park at Cass and Canfield on June 20, the same day Shinola is opening a sister shop on the same block.

From Duke Ellington to high ed: Long-abandoned lot on Woodward gets new life

By Steve Neavling on May 13, 2014   Abandoned Buildings, Art & Entertainment, Buildings, Culture, Featured Stories, History, posts  

From Duke Ellington to high ed: Long-abandoned lot on Woodward gets new life

The elegance and luxury of the once-famed block in Detroit have long been replaced with a McDonald’s and vacant lot with broken liquor bottles and empty bags of snacks.

5 exciting apartment renovations underway in the Cass Corridor

By Steve Neavling on May 1, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Buildings, Development, Headline, posts, Real Estate, Urban Renewal  

5 exciting apartment renovations underway in the Cass Corridor

The Cass Corridor, long synonymous with crime and blight, is undergoing a renaissance of sorts.

Shinola expands in Detroit with leather manufacturing, second watch assembly line

By Steve Neavling on April 18, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Headline  

Shinola expands in Detroit with leather manufacturing, second watch assembly line

Two years ago, Shinola had just six employees. Today it has 247, most of whom are in Detroit.

What is in a Shinola retail store? Take our virtual tour

By Steve Neavling on March 29, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Culture, Featured Stories  

What is in a Shinola retail store? Take our virtual tour

The creatively arranged shop offers watches, journals, bikes, shoe polish, iPad covers, U.S. flags, footballs, photography books and leather-covered bike locks.

Shinola clock in Detroit already defaced with graffiti

By Steve Neavling on March 9, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Culture, Headline, posts  

Shinola clock in Detroit already defaced with graffiti

The Midtown clock is one of four erected in Detroit on Friday to promote Shinola’s brand.

Auction house estimates value of DIA artwork between $452M-$866M

By Steve Neavling on December 4, 2013   Art & Entertainment, Culture, Featured Stories, Headline, posts  

Auction house estimates value of DIA artwork between $452M-$866M

The DIA artwork is at risk as the city wends its way through bankruptcy.

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Eric Kiska

Eric Kiska graduated from Northern Michigan with a BS in English and writing and minor in art and design. He's also a former video editor at Detroit Public TV.

Steve Neavling

Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.

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