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UIX: Kirk Mayes and the Brightmoor Alliance

Meet the director of the Brightmoor Alliance, a coalition of organizations dedicated to delivering social services to the community in Northwest Detroit.

Going outside the box to improve quality of life

Public safety initiatives have been helping decrease crime numbers in greater downtown since 2009. New strategies are gaining buy-in by stakeholders in more Detroit neighborhoods. Jon Zemke reports from up the street in Woodbridge.

Regional transit soiree: TRU holds downtown awards dinner

Last week at downtown's Atheneum Suite Hotel, Transportation Riders United held the Regional Transit Awards to honor some of Southeast Michigan’s most venerable transportation advocates. K.G. Wassus was in the audience.

Partnering with Paxahau: Movement prime movers more than about music

While electronic dance music is the primary focus of Movement weekend, it's not the be all and end all for Paxahau, the promotions team behind the festival. Walter Wasacz takes a look at what else they're up to.

Ride out the weekend safely, kids, we'll see you June 5

While we head out to any number of Detroit parties or just spend time at home with family and friends this long Memorial Day weekend, rest assured we will be plotting more great stories to take us all through the active summer months.

Feeling lucky today? Sign up to win a pass to Movement 2012

The Detroit summer party season unofficially kicks off with the Movement Festival, produced and promoted by our friends at Paxahau. We'll be there May 26-28 and so can you. Find out how inside.

Detroit4Detroit: Crank up causes in the online and offline world

Get out into the "real world" this Thursday at Bert's Warehouse to have real conversations about real action in Detroit. Dan Morrison and Natasha M. extend the invitations. 

Do the right thing in review

Being your own boss means being responsible. Two films were shown last week honoring two Detroit businesses, Avalon International Breads and City Living Detroit, that are all about leadership and responsibility. Leah Johnson was there taking notes. 

Model D Speaker Series: Inclusivity & Revitalization

Join us tomorrow, June 6, at the beautiful, historic Scarab Club at 217 Farnsworth Street in Midtown Detroit. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.; the program begins at 6 p.m.

UIX: It's OK to fail. Really it is

If you're out there innovating and doing things you're not going to succeed every time. So how do we turn failure into a badge of honor rather than a mark of shame? WSU's vice president of econ development shares his thoughts.

Fever on the pitch: Detroit City FC illustrated

Over 1,000 crazy fans went nuts at Cass Tech Saturday night for the Detroit City Football Club's inaugural match with AFC Cleveland, a natural Great Lakes rival. Marvin Shaaoni was there dodging raindrops with his camera.

Allied Media Projects: Creative communications for the future

Working out of the Furniture Factory in the Cass Corridor, Allied Media Projects' small staff is all about innovation, interaction and collaboration. There's a lot happening, reports Matthew Piper.

The effluvial literary murk of Steve Hughes

What better way to experience Stupor than to have the author bring you into his world up close and personal? See Steve Hughes read from his new Matthew Barney-illustrated issue Saturday at Leopold’s. Walter Wasacz trips down memory lane in this report.

The governor's strategy man talks transit

William Rustem says everybody who believes in a better future for Michigan agrees that we’ve got to both take care of our roads and bridges as well as address public transit. We concur. Tom Clynes asks the questions.

UIX: The passions of Young Nation

Founded in 2008, Young Nation's mission is to promote holistic development of youth in urban settings through building relationships, community education, and passion-driven projects. 
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