March 2018
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Spring Calls for a Fresh Start
Metro Detroit medical professionals are ready to provide the latest solutions to restore your health and beauty. Are you prepared to bloom?
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2018 Restaurant of the Year: Parc
In the middle of this very urban scene sits a single-story, glass-front building that houses our choice for ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroitβs 2018 Restaurant of the Year: Parc, a crisp and formal but distinctly unstuffy restaurant with very good food and exceptional service.
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Top Chiropractors 2018
ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroitβs Top Chiropractors list is based on a peer-review survey conducted by Professional Research Services of Troy, Mich. Participants cast votes honoring excellence in chiropractic services.
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Detroit’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary
In the 60 years since that 1958 revival, Detroitβs St. Patrickβs Day parade has changed times, routes, and tenor, but to many Detroiters, Irish or not, itβs ingrained into the fabric of the city.
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Exploring the Art of Over-the-Top Cocktails
We gave five of metro Detroitβs top bartenders full creative freedom to craft their most avant-garde concoctions. What we got exceeded our highest expectations
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It’s a New Semester for Marygrove College
Like many small private colleges across the country, Marygrove was in dire financial straits. At a meeting the previous day, board members had decided to phase out the collegeβs struggling undergraduate programs after the fall semester but continue the schoolβs thriving graduate programs.
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Meet the Digital Stewards of the Equitable Internet Initiative
Equitable Internet Initiativeβs goal is to connect about 150 residents in Southwest, Islandview, and North End by July, giving them access to low-cost, high-speed internet.
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An ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ With… Amy Haimerl
Today, the West Village-based multihyphenate merges her expertise with Shady Ladies Literary Society, an event series that pairs Detroitβs literature enthusiasts with emerging women authors.
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Autorama Returns to Detroit for Its 66th Year
The North American International Auto Show and Woodward Dream Cruise are metro Detroit mainstays.
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Contributors: March 2018
ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit, March 2018
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Detroit’s Inferiority Complex? Not Any Longer.
News about Detroit not making the second round of the Amazon headquarters sweepstakes fell with a thud in mid-January β a month dark and gray enough as it is.
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Nosh Pit Detroit Food Truck Finds a Permanent Home in Hamtramck
The appropriately bright green Nosh Pit Detroit food truck has become a familiar sight around town for the past couple of years β especially in Hamtramck, the most food-truck-friendly place in the metro area, according to Nosh Pitβs Karen Schultz.
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Taste Test: Michigan Dill Pickles
Michigan has an odd affinity for pickles. The state produces more pickled cucumbers than anywhere else in the nation. And itβs not just the edible ones that capture our fancy.
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Molly’s Picks: Bolero Latin Cuisine & Eatori Market
This stylish spot overlooking downtownβs Capitol Park combines two facets of dining: service and shopping.
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Maty’s African Cuisine Brings Authentic Senegalese Food to Detroit
A small storefront, almost discrete, blends into the bustle of activity along Grand River Avenue near Lahser in Detroitβs Old Redford neighborhood. This is Matyβs African Cuisine, or Matyβs as itβs often shortened to by frequent diners.
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Recipe: Irish Lamb Stew
A wine aficionado, [Jim] Oppat has a wine cellar where he collects favorites from around the world. This lamb dish has been a family staple for years.
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How Local and Federal Laws Impact Michigan’s Beer Industry
Last December, craft brewers in Michigan and across the country got an early Christmas present when Congress passed the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act.
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Cocktail Recipe: Improved Gimlet
Before Chartreuse Kitchen and Cocktails even opened, this recipe by Kaytee Quero was crafted as cocktail pairing for a collaborative dinner at The Root Restaurant with Chartreuseβs Executive Chef Doug Hewitt.
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Meet the Makers: Cream Blends
In 2013, within a few months of learning how to make soap, Yolanda Williams launched Cream Blends.
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Test Your Knowledge at These Trivia Nights in Metro Detroit
Including quizzes from Sporcle, Quizzo, My Trivia Live, and more
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Detroit-based Ash & Erie Develops Clothing Line for ‘Shorter Guys’
Last October, friends and family of Steven Mazur and Eric Huang gathered at the Madison Building in Detroit for a Shark Tank viewing party.
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Start Your Spring Cleaning With These Stylish Storage Picks
This season, stow your home goods in these chic boxes, baskets, and bins
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The Way It Was – Detroit City Airport, 1970
Detroit was flying high in the 1920s, both economically and socially, but also on a more literal level. Henry and Edsel Ford opened the Ford Airport in Dearborn in 1924, touted as one of the worldβs first modern airports.
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Meet Me in the Middle
Opinions seem to differ on what sugar level, exactly, constitutes the boundaries of dry, sweet, and semi-dry.
