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Detroit People’s Food Co-op seeks community support amid financial challenges (opens the original)
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Demetrios Sanders is one of your Detroit community reporters. Connect with him at Demetrios.Sanders@wxyz.com. DETROIT (WXYZ) — Leaders of the Detroit People’s Food Co-op, a Black-led, community-owned grocery store in Detroit’s North End, are asking the community for support as the store faces financial challenges that have affected sales and inventory. The cooperative, which opened two years ago, provides fresh groceries to the neighborhood, including many locally produced items. While leaders s
Detroit Legacy Business Project helps longtime businesses, round 4 deadline approaching (opens the original)
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DETROIT (WXYZ) — Detroit is offering financial support to some of its most recognizable longtime businesses through the Detroit Legacy Business Project, a grant program designed to help establishments that have served the community for 30 or more years continue to thrive. Watch the latest from Demetrios in the video player below: The program has delivered nearly $1 million to dozens of businesses since its launch, and a fourth round of funding — with more than $300,000 available — is open for ap
Historic Blue Bird Inn on Detroit's west side getting second life during rehabilitation project (opens the original)
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DETROIT, Mich. (WXYZ) — The Blue Bird Inn, a historic jazz club on Detroit's west side, is being restored and is expected to reopen as a live music venue, community space, and archive. The nonprofit Detroit Sound Conservancy purchased the Tireman Avenue venue in 2018 after it closed in the early 2000s and faced the threat of demolition. The organization is now in the midst of a full restoration of the building. By 1948, the Blue Bird Inn had grown from two storefronts into a popular destination
Detroit resident's alley light fixed after months of darkness near Avenue of Fashion (opens the original)
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DETROIT (WXYZ) — A Detroit homeowner near the Avenue of Fashion is breathing easier after a burned-out alley light that had been dark since July was finally fixed Monday. Sherry Short, who has lived on West Outer Drive since 1988, said the light in the alley near her home went out around the time crews were doing electrical work in the area. For months, she struggled to get answers about who was responsible for repairing it. "Very frustrating, especially when no one can tell you who put the ligh
Iconic Detroit deli near Corktown plans to reopen under new ownership this fall (opens the original)
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DETROIT, Mich. (WXYZ) — A beloved Detroit deli is making a comeback. Hygrade Deli on Michigan Avenue is targeting a reopening before the end of October under new ownership, more than nine months after it closed its doors. 7 Action News reporter Demetrios Sanders has the story in the video below: Kimberly Lambert, owner of the neighboring Mike's Famous Ham Place, purchased the 71-year-old deli after it was placed under a court-appointed receivership following its closure last December. "It's just
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