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Detroit photographer Amy Sacka to unveil ice fishing exhibit at Dossin Museum

An exhibition of Detroiter Amy Sackaâ€™s photography on declining Great Lakes ice cover, â€œLast Ice,â€ will launch on Feb. 20 at The Dossin Great Lakes...

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Detroitâ€™s Community Benefits Ordinance could be strengthened. Do the changes give residents enough power?

The Detroit Community Benefits Ordinance was the first of its kind in the nation -- but critics say it still needs to give residents more...

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Tribal communities in Michigan struggle to get justice for missing and murdered Indigenous people

Nangonhs-Ba Massey's death is part of an ongoing epidemic of violence against Indigenous women....

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Moroun-owned Hercules Concrete storing aggregate within feet of Detroit River

Hercules Concrete, a company owned by the billionaire Moroun family, may be tempting fate by storing large piles of aggregate close to the Detroit River...

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Federal judge to decide on motions to dismiss Detroit water shutoff suit

The lawsuit was brought in response to the city of Detroitâ€™s water shutoff crisis that has affected a total of 141,000 homes since 2014. ...

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Detroit City FC forward Roderic Green’s tips for staying active in a pandemic

How Roderic Green, Detroit City FC soccer player, stays active in winter, and without all the team workouts....

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Here’s a fast and satisfying way to organize your books

If your home library needs a refresh, try Libib, a free app to catalog all your books and get digitally organized....

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She works in Detroitâ€™s mortgage industry â€” but she could still barely get one for her own home

Banks are reluctant to offer mortgages on homes valued at less than $100,000. Detroitâ€™s Black residents are paying the price....

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These are the recipes Detroit chefs are cooking all winter long

Ready to brighten up your day (or someone else's)? Try these Detroit chefs' winter recipes, easy enough to make at home....

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How to build an outdoor fire for pandemic entertaining

A fire is essential for a socially distanced, outdoor winter hangout. Hereâ€™s how to make one that burns hot -- and lasts. ...

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