I just read about how shitty the owner is and how he closed up shop with no notice to his employees. But people have now been talking about a “red room” or room upstairs at Mallies, as something they should have been closed for, but not actually saying what went on there. Anyone know? This is intriguing.

Going on now. Come check out the merchants and enjoy a beverage in the social district. And the Christmas decorations.

Has anyone had problems with Dan's Auto in Wyandotte? I've had great service from them in the past, but the last three vehicles I have taken there all developed mysterious problems afterward.

Any recommendations for mechanics near Wyandotte?

What year did they add the 2nd rink? How long after that did they switch to soccer?

Am I the only one who felt the rumbling vibrations that started around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday morning? I'm in Southgate.

Looking for pics of a candy store / grill that closed in the 70’s. The “Lincoln Park sweet shop”. It was just off of Southfield Rd. Any info would be helpful. Thanks.

I just moved to the area and looking for work, anyone seen any now hiring signs or know of any places hiring seasonal workers? Thanks in advance

Does anyone remember a Dennys that was maybe Lincoln Park? It had cathedral ceilings.

We used to go there around 08/10. I moved away and then moved back years later and can’t recall where it was.

What happened to Roosevelt Lanes in Allen Park? Seems like they are permanently closed, and their websites is contradictory.

anyone remember the store at Pennsylvania and Fort back in the day? Or Eureka 75 area?

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I’m a 56 yr old male looking for study help or a group to work with learning some technical skills for my work. Any suggestions?

Currently use Dr. Ghassan Atto but ready to move on from his practice. Trying to do my own research but pretty clueless to who else is out there. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Doesn’t matter if male/female or which network HF/Corwell etc.

Is this place closed?

I didn't see any signage, but it didn't look good

Would usually go there once a week and get meatloaf

As many of you know I am one who likes to have a good time and meet people, but in my early 40s I am starting to slow down

The places I hang out at just seem to bring troubling women into my life, I am tired of the the one night stands, women lying about married and constant confrontations with other men

Are there places that well put together women tend to mingle in the area?

I’m looking to change careers and get out of the restaurant industry. I have retail experience! What jobs are hiring

I’ve had a hell of a time getting my money back from this woman but finally did last spring. If you’ve been scammed by her, this might be an opportunity to get your money back.

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My league is done this week and was looking for some good people to possibly shoot pool with in the area. Anyone here play much?

Does anyone have recommendations for high quality providers who are good w/ adults with ADHD and not afraid of stims? All levels- Psychiatrist to therapists etc.

Looking for psychiatrist's who don't hide behind neuropsychiatric testing and actually know about ADHD. Looking for providers who either do their own diagnosis or have team members (psychology) who do clinical interview and rated scales. Looking for providers who work with you to find the right med and dosage.

Just looking for recommendations for a good dentist in the area that takes Michigan Medicaid, specifically Blue Cross Complete if it matters. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

As the title suggests, I am looking for classes centered around cooking skills such as dicing, mincing, other knife skills, just your basic cook and prep skills. Prefer the Downriver area but would be willing to drive to places like Ann Arbor, Royal Oak, etc. I've checked out places like Sur La Table, and a couple others and they have a lot of culinary and cultural themed nights and cooking classes but I'm having trouble finding one that goes back to basics for folks who never learned growing up and want to expand their skills in the kitchen. I've tried YouTube videos but I am really the type of learner that needs to observe someone doing it in person, and that person can observe me and provide real-time feedback if that makes sense. Thanks in advance!

Anyone ever use them? since I have moved into this house on the south end, I have experienced paranormal activities in my house.

Things have fell off my shelves, weird noises under the floorboard, a glass has exploded... The strangest noise was moaning coming out of my basement (possibly neighbors)

Things seem very active when the water treatment plant is smelly