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Curbed digs for news at Transformation Detroit event
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
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We don't care what anyone says we love seeing Curbed Detroit breaking stories no one else does, like this piece that includes a few juicy teasers about what is happening and when in Corktown (or is that Corktown Shores?):
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