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It's not a Birmingham. It's not a Ferndale. It's not a Royal Oak. Patrick Dunn lets us in on why unique this dense, walkable south Oakland County community is in a class all its own.
Tiny Lathrup Village recognizes itself as a sleepy, friendly place, but it's not afraid to celebrate its little wins in a big way. Patrick Dunn spent time in Lathrup Village to find out if this small town can change while staying the same.
Metromode's Kate Roff finds out how a maturing suburb is relying on recreation to stay vital.
Michigan's third-largest city is working on several fronts—both economic and civic—to attract new residents.
Rochester is known for its wide sidewalks and Norman Rockwell-like downtown. How does the city maintain its walkability as it develops?
While Hazel Park is known for its working-class background, rising home prices have some wondering if the city's ‘true-grit' attitude will persevere. Kate Roff finds out how the city is forging a future for itself that’s very different from its neighbors.
A new chapter is being written in the story of Wyandotte's cultural scene. Metromode's Patrick Dunn tells us what it's saying.
One of the region's quaintest towns is also one of its most walkable. Here's how downtown Northville makes sure you can get around on two feet.
If you live in western Macomb County, Utica mayor Thom Dionne says his city wants to be "your downtown."
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