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Tag: Shining CityBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
via CBS Detroit
Got kicks? Every Detroit student who shows up on the cash-crucial Student Count Day will be able to answer "yes" thanks to a donation from Bob's Classic Kicks in midtown. Perhaps, rewards for perfect attendance? Oh hell no: Count Day Caaaaaash, fo shizzle. Nice 'gaming the system' values you got there, Bob's Classic Kicks. What's next? Teaching the rest of the secrets to success for Detroit is written on the back of EBT cards? (1 comment) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
via The Detroit News
The union representing Detroit's bus drivers has asked the City Council to put pressure on the transit agency to help stop the spread of bedbugs on buses. Can't say that I blame any form of civilization for trying to leave Detoilet. Apocalypto! By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Nothing sadder to see than an alleged adult grovel with unruly children. At least the MI-GOP can be proud that their Guv Nerdholm speaks The Left's language well, eh?
And wear a damn necktie, ya Boomer generation slob. (1 comment) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
There really is no end to Lansing goonion payola, and crony capitalism that goes on in Michigan. via detroitnews.com
Detroit - The Westin Book Cadillac avoided defaulting on a $15 million loan this month after a city pension fund intervened, raising questions about the health of a landmark hotel and symbol of the city's economic redevelopment. Yup. Just like Ferchill Group boasts on its own website.
"The high cost of renovating The Book-Cadillac Hotel required creative financing involving the city, county and state, along with tax credits and other sources that previous developers couldn't handle. The Ferchill Group brought to the table financing tools that Detroit had never used. With the Ferchill team on board, we are confident that we will finally see this project become a reality." Updated memo to Mayor Dave Bing, and the folks in Detroit... blow it out your a$$, ya mooching parasites. (3 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
via detroitnews.com
Detroit - Part of an $11 million grant intended to provide business attire to 400 low-income job-seekers instead helped only two people, an audit of the city's Department of Human Services has found. While Guv Snynerd plays footsie with Detroit, the City of Hamtramckstan and Wayne County is nearing Tango Uniform with meeting their payrolls. (13 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
Detroit Is Dead.
Detroit, Michigan, The "motor city", jewel of the mid-west, manufacturing magnet, and dominator of automotive excellence for multiple decades passed of cancer during the night. She was 310 years old. Born in 1701 as a fur trading post, Detroit's history had been vibrant and always interesting. In the Mid 1700s, Detroit's affair with the British might have been long term but for General Washington bringing her back home in 1796. In 1805, she became scarred horribly by a fire, yet still had the tenacity to flourish, and the allure to bring more settlers and become incorporated as a city in 1815. As Michigan adopted its first constitution in 1835, Detroit was honored with the designation as the capitol. A couple of years later, the state was admitted to the union. In 1847, Detroit lost her capitol seat to her daughter Lansing, but remained and served with honor against aggressions emanating from the Brits in Windsor. Obituary continued below. (22 comments, 457 words in story) Full Story |
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