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The Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory on Belle Isle had been under construction since November 2022.
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The Metro: Belle Isle Conservancy’s efforts helping to improve the island this summer

The Metro May 21, 2024

Despite having one of its largest attractions closed for renovations, Belle Isle saw a 7% increase in visitors last year....

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John 'Jammin' Collins, a pivotal figure in Detroit’s techno scene, joined "The Metro" on Monday, May 20, 2024,.ahead of his set at the 2024 Movement Electronic Music Festival.
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The Metro: Legendary Detroit DJ John Collins talks techno history ahead of Movement

The Metro May 20, 2024

Detroit's Movement Electronic Music Festival is more than just a music event, it's a celebration of a genre that transformed...

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A photo of the Detroit skyline on June 7, 2023.
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The Metro: ‘Heat island effect’ contributing to warmer temperatures in Detroit, research shows

The Metro May 17, 2024

As global temperatures continue to rise due to climate change, environmental factors in some urban communities are amplifying the heat...

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Detroit Sound Conservancy will host a discussion featuring stories shared by Club Heaven’s community followed by a tribute to the music of Heaven, at the Hawk Community Center in Farmington Hills on Friday, May 17, 2024.
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The Metro: Club Heaven at The Hawk to celebrate Black LGBTQ history

The Metro May 17, 2024

The city of Farmington Hills and the Detroit Sound Conservancy are teaming up to bring a unique event to The...

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The Arab American National Museum is hosting its annual Arab Film Festival, May 15-19, 2024.
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The Metro: Annual Arab Film Festival in Dearborn showcasing Arab voices

The Metro May 15, 2024

Metro Detroit is known for having a unique and growing Arab community. That uniqueness shows through the people of Arab...

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Detroit homes mediocre
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The Metro: Detroit company using IRA funds to help low-income households be more energy efficient

The Metro May 14, 2024

The announcement of Michigan Central Station’s reopening on June 6 has many excited about what the location will mean for...

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Wayne State’s Department of Anthropology has been working with the nonprofit Project We Hope Dream & Believe (PWHDAB) since 2021 to restore the once-home of civil rights leader Malcolm X.
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The Metro: Malcolm X’s Inkster home receives Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation

The Metro May 13, 2024

Malcolm X is known for his activism for civil rights, including championing Black empowerment along with being a spokesman for...

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Diane Sanders (center), manager of strategic initiatives at WDET, poses with her four daughters.
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The Metro: Local moms talk about the beauty, meaning of motherhood

The Metro May 10, 2024

Mother’s Day is this Sunday, and as the holiday has been celebrated over the years, the role and meaning of...

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Ferndale resident Chris Dempsey poses with his granddaughter, Noa Molnar, outside the Dutch Girl Donuts shop on Saturday, May 4, 2024.
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The Metro: Dutch Girl Donuts to hold grand reopening this Saturday

The Metro May 9, 2024

Back in 1947, Dutch Girl Donuts first opened its doors on Woodward Avenue. At the time, it was renowned for...

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Aerial view of the Dearborn area.
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The Metro: Why Dearborn amended its dust ordinance with stricter standards

The Metro May 8, 2024

Fugitive dust — it sounds like bad air gone awry. And honestly, that’s not such a bad characterization.Fugitive dust is...

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Schatzman and Handler Deli, 378 Hastings Street, courtesy Michelle Levine Millman.
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The Metro: New exhibit tells history of Jewish community living in Detroit’s Black Bottom neighborhood

The Metro May 7, 2024

Detroit's Black Bottom community has received a lot of attention over the past year — in part because of the...

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"Dearborn" by Ghassan Zeineddine.
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The Metro: Author highlights diversity, sense of community in Dearborn with book of short stories

The Metro May 6, 2024

The city of Dearborn — sandwiched between Detroit, Inkster and Downriver — is a major cultural hub for Arab Americans...

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