Do you live on the Eastside of Detroit?
Mila Lynn Mila Lynn

Do you live on the Eastside of Detroit?

During the month of March we will be hosting Listening Sessions for a new and exciting Art Initiative called “Eastside Love Letters” in 5 Eastside Detroit neighborhoods.

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Be Her Boutique Hosts Valentine’s Day Market
Susan Newell Susan Newell

Be Her Boutique Hosts Valentine’s Day Market

Residents wondering what to get their sweeties for Valentine’s Day found some good options at Be Her boutique earlier this month, when owner Jamie Hendrix welcomed young entrepreneurs to her shop on E. Warren for a V-Day Market.

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Don’t Scroll Past These Black History Content Creators
Leah Samuel Leah Samuel

Don’t Scroll Past These Black History Content Creators

From grade school to grad school, opportunities to learn about Black history are disappearing. Educators are losing their jobs for teaching Black history. And relevant books are vanishing from school libraries. But online content creators have stepped up to fill the void.

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We Are Many, They Are Few
Susan Newell Susan Newell

We Are Many, They Are Few

Minneapolis is becoming the epicenter of government violence against Black, brown, and now white people. The White House strategy to attack our Constitution and all our institutions at once has been disorienting and often demoralizing.

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New Executive Director of Arts & Scraps is STEAM-Driven
Susan Newell Susan Newell

New Executive Director of Arts & Scraps is STEAM-Driven

Tatiana Hull is well-aligned with Arts & Scraps’ 37- year mission to promote sustainability and community through arts and crafts programs, using recycled materials. Their program isn’t just about keeping kids entertained; they educate by following the STEAM model (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics).

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Alger Hopes to Light Up 2026
Clinton Griffin Clinton Griffin

Alger Hopes to Light Up 2026

In order to attract funding sources, it will be necessary for us to show strong community participation, and the easiest way to begin would be to aggressively increase the membership of the Friends of The Alger Theater with Cornerstone, East English Village, and Morningside residents.

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Community-Centered Flower Shop Coming to The Ribbon
Edward Carrington Edward Carrington

Community-Centered Flower Shop Coming to The Ribbon

We've recently signed a new lease with an entrepreneur who grew up right here in the community, moved away to play professional basketball, and has now returned home to open a flower shop in East English Village.

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Where Have We Been and Where Are We Headed?
Susan Newell Susan Newell

Where Have We Been and Where Are We Headed?

It’s that time of year when we pause to look back at what happened in our city over the past year and consider what the coming year may bring. With the election of a new mayor familiar with city government, we can expect continuity as well as some major changes in how the city is run.

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St. Clare Of Montefalco Catholic School Students Celebrate Work, Play, And Christmas
Brenda Marshall Brenda Marshall

St. Clare Of Montefalco Catholic School Students Celebrate Work, Play, And Christmas

Fr. Kowalczyk hopes students, teachers, and staff will enjoy a well-deserved break after all the hard work of the school year thus far, and extends Christmas greetings to them, and to the surrounding community, “On behalf of St. Clare of Montefalco Catholic School we send wishes for peace, blessings, and a very merry Christmas to everyone!”

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Shop Local This Holiday Season!
Jeffery D. Lewis II Jeffery D. Lewis II

Shop Local This Holiday Season!

East Warren Development Corporation is partnering with Next Chapter Books this holiday season to provide one-stop gift shopping every Saturday before Christmas.

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