“In Yemen, coffee was discovered there. It’s important to me that we want to revive that culture and history of the original Arabica coffee,” says Hamzah Nasser. “We want to support the farmers back in Yemen and back in Haraz, where they have the best coffee.”
COVID-19 forced the Glass Academy to alter their business model. They look to emerge from the pandemic even stronger.
Wayne County's Lower Rouge Greenway is growing and improving. Here's what to expect next from the regional trail.
“Our small businesses are a vital part of our community,” Mayor O’Reilly says. “These grants will provide welcome relief.”
“These panels are a way to engage our business owners, residents, and visitors, to get everyone engaged in the process of improving the city,” says Julia Kapilango, EDDDA board chairperson.
Attendees listed trees, no barriers, and existing cultural events (like the popular Jazz on the Ave concert series) as elements of the park that should stay the same through the redesign.
Art of Courage: Black Lives Matter 360 Exhibition is meant to visually address the effects of systemic racism.
The museum received the Autism Alliance of Michigan's Seal of Approval, which recognizes businesses and organizations that make a conscious effort to include people with autism spectrum disorder.
Looking past the pandemic, owner Jamie Garrison anticipates that her pivots will continue to serve her well.
The program offers a variety of free services to help Dearborn business owners.
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