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Detroit People's Food Co-op asks community for support amid financial struggles (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Detroit’s only Black-led, community-owned grocery cooperative is asking for help. The Detroit People’s Food Co-op says slow sales weeks, a recent power outage, and the growing pains of being a new business have left shelves thin and finances stretched — and leaders say the community needs to step up. The co-op opened with a mission to give Detroit residents access to fresh, affordable produce, but sales haven’t kept pace with what’s needed to stay afloat. “We bit off more than most co-
Thousands unite at Detroit Zoo for Walk to End Alzheimer’s (opens the original)
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ROYAL OAK, Mich. – Thousands of people gathered at the Detroit Zoo Sunday morning for the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s, each carrying a personal story but sharing one common goal — more research and a cure for the disease that affects millions of families worldwide. For many walkers, the event was deeply personal. Jennifer Kohl, a Beverly Hills resident, said the disease has touched nearly everyone in some way. “Everybody does know somebody or will know somebody, unfortunately, that has gone t
Michigan Men’s Health Foundation offers free screenings, early cancer detection at annual event (opens the original)
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DETROIT – More than 1,000 men showed up at the Wayne State Fieldhouse in Detroit for the 16th annual Men’s Health Event hosted by the Michigan Men’s Health Foundation — and the line stretched far beyond the front doors, filled with men eager to learn more about their health. William “Billy” Smith was first in the door — and he makes it a point to be there every year. His philosophy is straightforward. “If you want to be here you got to do something,” Smith said. For Smith, showing up is the whol
Westland homeless encampment persists on county land as officials seek lasting solution (opens the original)
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WESTLAND, Mich. – Wayne County officials returned to a long-running homeless encampment behind a supermarket at Michigan Avenue and Merriman Road in Westland, working to address a cycle that has repeated itself for years. The encampment sits on county-owned land — where a county official on the scene noted some of the remains of the old Eloise Complex can still be found. It has been cleared before, but tents keep coming back. Wayne County Parks Director Erika Smith visited the site for the first
Danny's Miracle Angel Network removes barriers, gives people with disabilities helicopter rides (opens the original)
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A group of people with severe disabilities left their wheelchairs behind and took to the skies in Oakland County on Friday, Sept. 25, getting a bird’s-eye view of the Metro Detroit area from inside a helicopter. The experience was made possible by Danny’s Miracle Angel Network, a nonprofit dedicated to removing barriers and creating inclusion for people with disabilities. Among those taking flight was April Shaw, a 16-year-old from Westland who was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy at just
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