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Yes there was a busy district there.

You seem to be forgetting quite a few others. Gratiot and Van Dyke, Grand River and Oakman, Michigan and Junction, Vernor and Junction, Woodward and the Blvd,...

It sounds like it may have been Charlie Taylor's bar, which was in the Tuller and had a Harp on the outside of it.

The person in question has significant holdings in this area. He has a major stake in seeing the area improve.

Detroit was well on its way to reducing the income tax to 1.5% for residents and 0.75% for non-residents as part of the deal that brought casinos to town. And additional revenue sharing. Under Engler...

He may have known something and was courting Google for Oakland.

Maybe Brooks knows something and that is why he went off?

Then why did Kmart leave when it bought Sears?
Why has it taken a dozen years for someone to touch the property along Telegraph N of Square Lake?
Why did Delphi up and leave for Europe?
Why was...

17. Celebrate the bankruptcy hearing being over!

"U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes said he will deliver his decision on whether to approve or reject the city's plan in court on Nov. 7."...

When there is a vacancy this is what happens. It is then up to the judges to get re-elected.
http://judgepedia.org/Judicial_selection_in_Michigan

Be ready for sicker shock, salt is up 200 percent over last year's prices. Yet another blow to maintaining roads.

please merge my thread into Mike G's... He posted first.

It never fails. Some people will always take good news and turn it into an us vs them p!$$ contest.

It is a nice place, but you would not want to live there.

http://www.freep.com/story/money/business/michigan/2014/11/05/one-detroit-center-skyscraper-istar-financial/18533631/

Looks like the...

Only the incumbents ran. If you don't like it, you are always free to run. Personally, I would not want to be a judge.

Being that everyone from Warrendale is a rich suburbanite! I grew up by Cody and have lived at Warren/Southfield for 20+ years. Not rich, but compared to the neighbors......

The Monroe Mall [[Frenchtown) is going to be down to one anchor as well [[Penny's and Sears have left it). Monroe's outlet mall is also undergoing a discussion to get rid of it entirely and replace it...

Voting is for suckers! :)

Sure we got a nice People Mover out of the deal! :rolleyes:

Kwame was three mayors ago: Cockrell, Bing, Duggan. Detroit is not in charge of this project. It is MDOT.

We don't want flexibility, we want what is cool to the hipsters!

They will however be narrower than the buses. The average large bus is 40' and handles about 40 seated; 60 with standing.

Typically the feds require a 20 percent match. That makes it $750k. You're right though, it is not much money.

And much to the chagrin of Ann Arborites they are still very connected to the International Metropolis. There are lots of people who live in Ann Arbor and work in Detroit and vice-versa. U of M has a...

Right around the time that Fairlane opened to the South and Northland was roofed. The retail geography was changing. I am willing to bet that there was probably some cut-backs in transit service...

There are two hotels, both on Michigan, one recently opened and another is under construction. You had no qualifiers in fact you led the reader to assume that if someone builds a giant full service...