Ann Arbor to host transportation public workshop Apr. 23
Ann Arbor will host two workshops on the future of its transportation system on April 23 -- one at 4 p.m. and one at 7:30, both at Huron High School.
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In celebration of Architecture Week metromode examines how architecture and urban planning shape a city and how Metro Detroit can improve itself through design.
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Dennis King is our guest blogger this week. Dennis is President of American Institute of Architects, Michigan and Chairman and CEO of Harley Ellis Devereaux, an award-winning, full-service archittecture firm. Check back here each weekday to read Dennis' thoughts on National Architecture Week and how design and architecture have a profound impact on quality of life.
NYC translations firm relocates automotive group to Detroit
Translations.com has relocated its Automotive Practice Group to Greektown in Downtown Detroit.
Bike advocate targets downtown Northville
Doug Bingham is advocating for a warmer reception for bicyclists visiting downtown Northville.
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Ypsilanti is being considered as a additional stop on the Ann Arbor-Detroit commuter rail line that official hope to have up and running by the end of the year, with initial stops in Detroit, Dearborn and Ann Arbor.
A2 to host public meeting regarding downtown parking strategy Mar. 29
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UofM committed to U.S. 23 commuter line project
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