Registration Open for Summit on Accelerating Innovation
Registration is now open for the SP Summit on Accelerating Innovation on October 21-22, 2014 at the Royal Park Hotel in Rochester, Michigan.More
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Detroit Public Library’s Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (LBPH) Extends Services
About half of Detroiters who can’t read because they are blind or have another disability have been served by an agency outside of the city of Detroit … until now.More
New Documentary Celebrates Detroit
At the conclusion of his outstanding documentary, “The Great Detroit: It Was – It Is – It Will Be,” producer-director Anthony Brogdon says, “I hope you enjoyed my film.”More
Join Us For Our Last Rain Barrel Workshop in 2014
Oak Park has teamed up with mirainbarrel for their first Rain Barrel Workshop. More
DIA defends art collection; Detroit adviser sees Brooklyn as model with artists drawn by low rent
Detroit could be just like Brooklyn if it keeps its world-class art collection and uses cheap land to attract artists, a city adviser told a federal judge overseeing the biggest U.S. municipal bankruptcy.More
MIOSHA Announces $865,000 for Worker Protection Grants
Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) Deputy Director Stephanie Comai announced the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) has awarded 20 Consultation Education and Training (CET) Grants for Fiscal Year 2015 totaling $865,000 to promote worker safety and health across the state. The MIOSHA program is a LARA agency.More
We’ll Give You $15 When a Friend Signs Up
We’re thrilled when you share the Good Food love by inviting friends to try Door to Door Organics, so we want to say, thanks! That’s why we’re introducing an all-new invitation program that rewards you—& your friends. Every time you send an invite to a pal, they’ll get $15 off their first order & you’ll get $15 to spend on groceries at the Shop.More
ComEd leading community-based microgrid
ComEd has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to receive a $1.2 million grant to build a master controller that could drive the operation of clusters of microgrids. More
Detroit arena, new business expansions, community improvements, export support gain state approval
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced Michigan Strategic Fund approval of issuance of bonds for the new events center in Detroit, as well as renewal of the State Trade and Export Program, and state incentives to 11 business expansions and community improvement projects around the state. The projects are expected to generate more than $419 million in new investments and add 1,471 new jobs in Michigan.More
Detroit Public Library’s Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (LBPH) Extends Services
About half of Detroiters who can’t read because they are blind or have another disability have been served by an agency outside of the city of Detroit … until now.More
New Documentary Celebrates Detroit
At the conclusion of his outstanding documentary, “The Great Detroit: It Was – It Is – It Will Be,” producer-director Anthony Brogdon says, “I hope you enjoyed my film.”More
Join Us For Our Last Rain Barrel Workshop in 2014
Oak Park has teamed up with mirainbarrel for their first Rain Barrel Workshop. More
DIA defends art collection; Detroit adviser sees Brooklyn as model with artists drawn by low rent
Detroit could be just like Brooklyn if it keeps its world-class art collection and uses cheap land to attract artists, a city adviser told a federal judge overseeing the biggest U.S. municipal bankruptcy.More
MIOSHA Announces $865,000 for Worker Protection Grants
Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) Deputy Director Stephanie Comai announced the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) has awarded 20 Consultation Education and Training (CET) Grants for Fiscal Year 2015 totaling $865,000 to promote worker safety and health across the state. The MIOSHA program is a LARA agency.More
We’ll Give You $15 When a Friend Signs Up
We’re thrilled when you share the Good Food love by inviting friends to try Door to Door Organics, so we want to say, thanks! That’s why we’re introducing an all-new invitation program that rewards you—& your friends. Every time you send an invite to a pal, they’ll get $15 off their first order & you’ll get $15 to spend on groceries at the Shop.More
ComEd leading community-based microgrid
ComEd has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to receive a $1.2 million grant to build a master controller that could drive the operation of clusters of microgrids. More
Detroit arena, new business expansions, community improvements, export support gain state approval
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced Michigan Strategic Fund approval of issuance of bonds for the new events center in Detroit, as well as renewal of the State Trade and Export Program, and state incentives to 11 business expansions and community improvement projects around the state. The projects are expected to generate more than $419 million in new investments and add 1,471 new jobs in Michigan.More
Monday, October 6