Building A Creative Corridor
By: Jon Zemke, 12/20/2007

Could Metro Detroit have its own version of Sand Hill or Research Triangle Park? Local business and political leaders along with
Detroit Renaissance certainly think so. They see Woodward Avenue, with its cultural and educational institutions and string of developing downtowns as ground zero for a new economy sector dubbed, "The Creative Corridor."
Double Lives: Aliccia Berg & Bob Zabor
By: Tanya Muzumdar, 12/20/2007

Cancer research, rock & roll and scones. You might say that none of these things is quite like the others. And you'd be wrong. Meet Aliccia Berg Bollig and Bob Zabor. Leaping from left brain to right in a single bound, this talented pair is
metromode's latest dynamic duo of dual careers. Heck, they've even got aliases.
Made In Michigan: Indie Film
By: Brian G. Walsh, 12/13/2007

Technology and the Internet have created incredible opportunities for budding moviemakers and Michigan has no shortage of dedicated film artists. But building an industry from scratch means keeping the talent here. Metromode introduces you to a few indie filmmakers determined to find success and stay local.
Great Lakes Gallop
By: Tanya Muzumdar, 12/13/2007

Tally-ho! Giddy-yup! And Yippee-ki-yay! While Detroit's horseless carriage industry struggles to find its feet, horseback riding is making a comeback in SE Michigan. With over 7000 equines in Oakland County alone, riders not only bring wealth and a high quality of life to their communities but also sound land development practices.
A Galloping Guide To SE Michigan
By: Tanya Muzumdar, 12/13/2007
Inspired to become an equestrian? Thinking about getting back in the saddle again for the first time since childhood? Metromode connects you with a cornucopia of local riding trails, groups and schools.
Why Cranbrook Matters
By: Nancy Kaffer, 12/6/2007

George Bernard Shaw once said, "Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable." For 75 years, Cranbrook Art Acedemy has been erasing the line between science and artistic expression, importing and exporting talent, innovation and academic excellence. And making the world a little more bearable.
Finding Balance: Work Vs. Life
By: Amy Kuras, 12/6/2007

Balancing family life with work ambitions can be tricky, especially for women. Some Metro Detroit companies are recognizing that in order to attract and keep the best talent it pays to be innovative when it comes to work-life issues.