Like how reliant are we to our southern neighbors? Im sure the effects are gonna be felt all over the US, but we’re like so close. Only a couple days away til it goes into effect apparently

Do you think you’ll be more likely to head to Windsor with this new crossing option?

I would love to work outside as a volunteer, specifically with parks, local gardens, or farms. Manual labor preferred. It would be amazing if I could bring my doggo but that isn't in the cards I bet.

Anything really, cleaning up yards, hauling, gardening, just put me to work on the weekends please.

I work inside all day, high stress with lots of rewards, but I miss being outside and do better when there is a task to complete.

Let me know suggestions or where I should be looking.

The black and blue are available as of 2/1, the USA one is available next year

I want to think that manufacturing will return to Detroit but what do I know? How do you all feel this will affect Detroit?

Hey guys. I’ve been looking at Detroit as a place to settle down and lay some roots. I come from an arts & entertainment business background with over 10 years working on the admin side at some of the US’ top festivals, even starting one in 2018 that still continues and is a success.

I don’t see much like this in Detroit and I’m wondering if the community would embrace something like a year-round indie film theater (think Alamo Drafthouse) that puts on a film/music/tech festival annually.

Would there be support? Am I overlooking orgs already doing stuff like this?

All feedback is helpful thank you! 🙏🏾

I have a couple older cameras I inherited from my grandpa. He and I both shared a love for photography together and I’m incredibly honored he left them to me when he passed. Does anyone have recommendations for the best shops in the Detroit/Metro area where I should go to buy film and such? These cameras are 40+ years old.

Title. Found it in the mall, if it’s yours or know someone who lost jewelry, lmk your name and/or if you have a picture of it so I can confirm it’s yours.

I was wondering how is the dog park these days by the Ambassador Bridge, there off of Johnny Noodle King? It's been a couple of years, just curious.

https://www.freep.com/story/money/business/2025/02/01/controversy-apartments-boston-edison-detroit/77936686007/

NIMBYs gonna NIMBY I guess, no matter what city.

I have a colleague from Germany flying in tonight to DTW. I’m going to take tomorrow to explore the city with him, this will be his first trip to Michigan. We’re going to the Pistons game at three, but I need to fill up the rest of the day. I’m picking him up from his hotel in Romulus around 10 AM.

Does anyone have any suggestions for lunch and dinner? What about things to do during the day before the game and after?

The last few days during my normal commutes, I’ve noticed many more police than normal throughout the city. Today within a span of two miles there were police had pulled three people over.

It is with profound sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Kevin Douglas, who left us peacefully in the presence of his family during the night. Born on February 17, 1989, Kevin was a cherished son, brother, and friend whose vibrant spirit touched the lives of many.

A memorial service will be held to celebrate Kevin’s life and the joy he brought to those around him. Details of the service will be shared soon. We invite all who knew Kevin to join us in honoring his memory and sharing stories of the impact he made in our lives.

In his remarkable journey, Kevin made his mark with the debut of his plays “Voyeurs” and “NEVERCOULD,” showcasing his immense talent in the world of theater. His passion for the arts was unparalleled, and he was the driving force behind the FAT FELLOWSHIP and improv troupe he founded post-college in the Chicago/Gold Coast area. His collaborative work with the GOODMAN Theater and BAM STRONG in New York exemplified his commitment to the creative community.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made to the FAT FELLOWSHIP, a testament to Kevin’s legacy and the joy he brought to so many.

Kevin will be deeply missed but fondly remembered. His spirit will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Hey graduated from U of D Jesuit 07 and Aquinas college 2011 under the Randy Wyatt and Circle theater.

The YouTube channel "The History Guy" covers our favorite rehabbed landmark! https://youtu.be/Ezxk4x9xXkg?si=Y7nrJ5cJRquyJec8

I'd be curious to see the county and city specific statistics..if anybody happens to know