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Mobile museum sees Black history on the move in Michigan

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New pop-up program in downtown Farmington makes space for Lekker Chócó Treats

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Even the cold winter weather can’t stop this Dearborn cycling group

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National wine retailer donates $20K to this local arts organization

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New public art initiative in downtown Northville uses recycled materials for sculptures

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Harry Potter-themed New Year’s Eve celebration planned for downtown Farmington’s Riley Park Ice Rink

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How Detroit's inequitable transit costs Black Detroiters more — and what we can do to change itProposed solutions are out there, but would require regional support

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Metro Detroit direct care workers struggle as pandemic burnout intensifies, wages stagnate

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High-tech manufacturing accelerator receives $1M grant from the Wilson Foundation

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Development News City of Sterling Heights community leaders celebrate the opening of their new firefighter training facility. Technology and Innovation

New training facility better prepares firefighters for modern day house fires

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Living Arts fosters creativity and connection among Detroit's youthThe Nonprofit Journal Project

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