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The Metro: Plan to partially remove Flat Rock Dam moving forward - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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After nearly a year of back and forth with Flat Rock officials and residents, Huron-Clinton Metroparks is advancing a plan to partially remove the Flat Rock Dam and construct ‘rock arch rapids.’ Located in Flat Rock on the Huron River, the 100-year-old dam is in fair condition, but has a “high hazard potential” rating. Despite the risk, Flat Rock residents and officials strongly opposed the Metroparks’ plan for partial removal. Flat Rock Mayor Steve Beller spoke at an Aug. 14, 2025 board meeting
The Metro: PBS' 'Spice Road' gets the dish on Amar Pizza in Hamtramck - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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The PBS show ‘Spice Road’ took a trip to the densest city in Michigan to get a taste of the thriving Bengali culture in Hamtramck. Their first stop was Amar Pizza, which was named of the top 22 pizza places in the country by The New York Times. Rupak Ginn, host of ‘Spice Road,’ says the boldly flavored Naga and Ghost Pepper Pizzas stand out from other fusion-foods he’s tasted on the show. “There were flavors that were similar to home, so I thought that was so innovative.” Documentary Film Produc
The Metro: The Concert of Colors is creating new memories, honoring the past in 35th year - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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The Concert of Colors is celebrating its 35th anniversary and commemorating Ismael Ahmed, who co-founded the event and passed away earlier this year. Building on a spirit of inclusivity and collaboration, the festival organization is now led by Njia Kai.“One thing Ismael was clear about is that we are all brothers and sisters, and that we should all take care of each other,” says Kai. Dozens of musical performers and bands from around the world join Detroit-area artists on the festival lineup in
The Metro: Why is metro Detroit home to so many Maltese Americans? - WDET 101.9 FM (opens the original)
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Malta is a country in the Mediterranean that is nearly the size of Detroit. Immigrants first came to the metro area more than a century ago for factory jobs. With the Catholic Church serving as a critical community connection, Maltese families stayed in the region. With an estimated population of 13,000, Southeast Michigan boasts the nation’s highest concentration of Maltese Americans. Local clubs and gathering spaces remain, including the Maltese American Community Club of Dearborn and Maltese-
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