A few months ago, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan underwrote a series of interactive workshops with urban revitalization specialist Ian Lockwood to encourage the consideration of urban design options for central and eastern Detroit and to build the capacity and knowledge of people involved in the process. The common theme was to encourage discussion […]
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A lot has been written about the collapse of the housing market. So now the question becomes: how can the market pick back up and, more importantly, where? Experts have a pretty good idea of where it will NOT be. Michigan Now‘s Chris McCarus gets the low down.
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The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) urges Americans to go green on Earth Day and throughout the year. Commuting on public transportation can reduce an individual’s carbon footprint by 4,800 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions a year. An individual switching to public transit can reduce his or her daily carbon emissions by 20 pounds; that’s
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The Lansing Center was the place to be last week for the two-day Michigan Land & Prosperity Summit. The Summit featured a Resource Day and an Action Day to address Michigan’s transition into the New Economy. The first day, hosted by the Land Policy Institute, focused on such issues at the core of the
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The Lansing Center was the place to be last week for the two-day Michigan Land & Prosperity Summit. The Summit featured a Resource Day and an Action Day to address Michigan’s transition into the New Economy. The first day, hosted by the Land Policy Institute, focused on such issues at the core of the
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