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Leslie Cieplechowicz

Leslie Cieplechowicz is a photographer who developed her craft by working the streets of Detroit as a paramedic and shooting old, historical buildings she found on her runs. Her love of creating unique imagery led her across the state, then the United States, then globally, where she currently finished shooting in the country of Cuba, documenting its lively culture, friendly people, and classic automobiles. She currently works as an instructor and her book, "Detroit Revealed: A Different View of the Motor City", is on the shelves. 

Leslie Cieplechowicz's Latest Articles

Local organization supports young adults with disabilities to achieve independence

On My Own, a Troy-based organization for people with developmental disabilities serving Metro Detroit, graduated its first class from Independence College. The organization plans on expanding by creating an Independence Village within Oakland County.

Michigan women in real estate: What to expect in 2025

Housing prices in Michigan are expected to increase by 3 to 5% this year. Want to know more? Talk to the women in the industry. 

A room at Big Bay Point Lighthouse.
New website shows off Michigan’s B&Bs to promote industry comeback

Bed and Breakfast lodgings are an important part of Michigan’s economy, with 130 locations bringing in $70.3 million annually. The Michigan Bed & Breakfast Association is highlighting members with a new website.

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Project Connect brings together Sanilac County residents and resources

Taking place 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, September 26 at the Sandusky Fairgrounds, Project Connect will share resources, services, food, health care access, and more with county residents in need.

Notable artists in Metro Detroit you should know about

From performance to pixels, we caught up with four artists you should have on your radar. Just remember, you saw them here first.

Leaders from Mackinac Straits Health System and the public health departments implemented the assessment in the communities of Mackinac County.
Community health needs assessments drive priorities for local health departments and hospitals

To better serve their communities, many health departments and hospitals undertake community health needs assessments (CHNA) by surveying the people they serve.

Agritourism: How small farms in metro Detroit are finding solutions

“I don’t believe that we would still be farming without diversifying,” says Dory Hill, co-owner of Crooked Creek Farm Dairy in Romeo. Agritourism income in Michigan jumped from $USD 20 million in 2017 to $56 million in 2022 as small farms are finding new ways to survive.

Metro Detroit nonprofit kicks of city-wide acts of kindness project in Highland Township

“The concept is simple," says Highland Township Clerk Tami Flowers. "If you see a kind act like someone changing a tire for a stranger, or someone buys you a cup of coffee or someone lets you into traffic, we ask you to share the event on our Facebook page #highlandkindness.”

10 spooktacular places to visit for Halloween

Roam through a creepy forest, glittering with lights. Explore the remnants of an old insane asylum. Or follow a tamer path and partake in the fall festivities at a historic village. Here are 10 spooky attractions to experience the season, from family-friendly to truly terrifying. 

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