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Reshaping the Rust Belt Through Immigrant Talent
Model D, 10/6/2015
Bills Target Property Tax Cuts for 'Big Box' Stores
Lansing State Journal, 10/5/2015
Complete Streets Master Plan Adopted for Woodward Avenue
Woodward Ave Action Assoc., 10/1/2015
Internet Sales Tax Collections in Michigan Start Today
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/1/2015
Connecting Detroit and Ann Arbor with Transit: What's Next for the Michigan Avenue Corridor
Metromode, 9/30/2015
With Grant, Clinton River Placemaking Project is Ready to Roll
C&G Newspapers, 9/30/2015
Greenville Rebounding from Image as Downtrodden Midwestern Factory Town
Mlive, 9/28/2015
Amazon, Lear Moves to Help Boost Detroit as a Tech Hub
Detroit Free Press, 9/28/2015
Port Huron Bus Hub to Open in November
Detroit Free Press, 9/27/2015
Grand Traverse Commons to Add Hotel, Condos and an Eatery
Traverse City Record-Eagle, 9/26/2015
Sterling Heights' 'Placemaking' Plans Include River Restoration, Urban Camping
Advisor & Source Newspapers, 9/25/2015
Michigan Arts Council Awards Jackson $75,000 Grant for Glidden Parker Mural Project
Mlive, 9/22/2015
The Concept of Tactical Urbanism as a Bridge for People and Places
Realty Today, 9/21/2015
Equitable Placemaking: Not the End, but the Means
Project for Public Spaces, 9/21/2015
Department of Environmental Quality Awards $285,000 in Federal Funds to Promote Michigan Coastal Trails
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/18/2015
Techonomy Conference: Civic Tech on the Rise in Detroit
Detroit Free Press, 9/17/2015
Placemaking is a Rural Responsibility Too
MSU Extension, 9/16/2015
Hungry for Home: 'Food Hubs' Meet Growing Demand for Locally Grown Farm Fare Across Michigan
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/13/2015
Greektown Pedestrian-Friendly Summer Experiment Pays Off
Detroit Free Press, 9/11/2015
Michigan.gov a Top Website, According to Center for Digital Government
Detroit Free Press, 9/5/2015
Willingness of Owners to 'Follow their Passion' Driving Influx of Small Businesses in Ludington
Mlive, 9/4/2015
Lansing Ranked Best in U.S. in Education Quality, Attainment
Lansing State Journal, 9/2/2015
Detroit's Vernor Crossing PlacePlan Receives 2015 Urban Design Award from American Institute of Architects
AIA Detroit, 9/1/2015
Flint Shows Michigan, Nation, How Volunteering Can be Rite of Passage
Michigan Radio, 8/31/2015
Placemaking Project is Making Port Austin an Even More Attractive Destination
Huron Daily Tribune, 8/29/2015
Spring Lake Township, Village Sharing Same Building to Cut Costs
Mlive, 8/28/2015
Marquette Prioritizes Bikes, Pedestrians to Boost Business on Third Street
MSU Extension, 8/26/2015
More Arts Education Key to Creating Michigan's Culture of Innovation
Michigan Radio, 8/27/2015
Tech Business Accelerator Nurtures Startups at New Petoskey Location
Petoskey News, 8/26/2015
Parking, Walkability in Downtown Fenton is Major Focus
Tri-County Times, 8/26/2015
'Urban Roundabouts' in Ypsilanti are the First in Michigan
Mlive, 8/25/2015
Group to Turn Detroit Parking Spot into 'Parklet' to Foster Walkability Talk
Mlive, 8/25/2015
5 Ways Cities are Making their Communities More Walkable
Public CEO, 8/25/2015
'Smart" Freeway Rises on I-96, I-696
Detroit News, 8/24/2015
Entrepreneurship Retains Talent, Grows Economy
Lansing State Journal, 8/22/2015
Marquette County Receives Grant for Rehabilitation of Historic Mather Inn
Real Estate Rama, 8/21/2015
It's Heating Up in Hip Hazel Park
Detroit News, 8/19/2015
$50,000 Grant Part of Larger Effort in Jackson to Sprout Entrepreneurship, Build Reputation
Mlive, 8/19/2015
Berkley Named as One of the Best Places to Live 2015 by Money Magazine
Money, 8/14/2015
The Town That Decided to Send All Its Kids to College (Baldwin, MI)
The Atlantic, 8/18/2015
Yes, Urban Millennials Do Drive Less
Planetizen, 8/18/2015
Voting Open for Four Detroit Arts Groups Vying for $20,000 Knight Arts Challenge People's Choice Award
Knight Foundation, 8/17/2015
Two Michigan Cities Rank Among Most Educated in New Study
Grand Rapids Seeking Share of $1B Federal Grant to Address Flood Protection, Public Access to Grand River
Mlive, 8/14/2015
Help Pick the Comerica Hatch Detroit Finalists Starting Today
Detroit Free Press, 8/14/2015
How Grand Rapids Won West Elm's 'Disruptive' New Company
Mlive, 8/13/2015
New Partnership Wants to Help Grand Rapids Companies Fill I.T. Positions
MiBiz, 8/12/2015
Dequindre Cut to be Transformed into Designers' Playground for Fall Festival
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/11/2015
Pure Michigan Advertistment Compares State's Innovative Auto Industry to Silicon Valley
Mlive, 8/8/2015
Detroit's Renaissance is Happening in the Neighborhoods
Detroit News, 8/7/2015
Painted Pianos Pop Up in Detroit for Anyone to Play
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/6/2015
Rosalynn Bliss (League Board member) Wins Grand Rapids Mayoral Bid, Becomes City's First Female Leader
Mlive, 8/5/2015
The Future of Ann Arbor Transit: Who's Not Riding and Why?
Concentrate, 8/5/2015
Detroit's Lafayette Park Neighborhood Named U.S. Landmark
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/4/2015
Understanding Tourism for Michigan Communities
MSU Extension, 8/3/2015
Walkability, Historic Preservation, and Equity Priorities for Detroit's New Planning Director
Model D, 8/3/2015
Goal for Greektown: No Cars, More Traffic
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/2/2015
Creative Accounting: New Statewide Study to Determine Impact of Michigan's Design and Creative Industries
Mi Biz, 8/2/2015
How Internet of Things Could Drive Michigan's Economy
Detroit Free Press, 8/1/2015
For Downtrodden Detroit, Hopes of Revitalization Ride Streetcar Rails
Washington Post, 7/31/2015
Here are the 12 Most Beautiful, Charming Small Towns in Michigan
Only In Your State, 7/29/2015
Who Runs Ann Arbor? Some Council Members Call for Reform
Concentrate, 7/29/2015
Detroit Institute of Arts Says 'Thanks' to Michigan with Programs
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/29/2015
MSU Survey: Consumer Confidence in State Near All-Time High
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/29/2015
Greektown at Sundown Features Entertainment, Patio Dining, Walkable Plaza
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/29/2015
Placemaking Projects Continue Popping Up Outside Greater Downtown Detroit
Model D, 7/28/2015
Michigan Economic Activity Index has Best Month in 10 Years
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/29/2015
Regional Transit Authority Asks for Public Input at Rochester Event July 30
Oakland Press, 7/29/2015
Could "Disruptive' Ideas Make Grand Rapids the Next Austin?
Grand Rapids Business Journal, 7/24/2015
Millennials Favor Walkable Communities, Says New National Association of Realtors® Poll
PR Newswire, 7/28/2015
Are Trends Saying "Invest Walkable"?
Huffington Post, 7/27/2015
How Placemaking Drives Resilient Cities
Project for Public Spaces, 7/26/2015
Prima Civitas Helping to Promote Michigan Economy
Mlive, 7/26/2015
Overpasses: A Love Story
Politico, 7/24/2015
The Value of Walkable Neighborhoods
Realty Biz News, 7/24/2015
10 Years of Change: The Evolution of Detroit's Non-Motorized Transportation Network
Model D, 7/21/2015
Pontiac's Anti-Blight Fight is a Story Worth Telling
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/19/2015
Grand Rapids, Detroit Train Idea Taking Shape
Detroit News, 7/21/2015
Proposed Bus Rapid Transit Could Bring More Business to the Lansing Area
Greater Lansing Business Monthly, 7/21/2015
Pop-Up Art Gallery Opens Doors in Petoskey
MyNorth, 7/20/2015
Power Up Fair Connects Grand Rapids Neighborhood to Technology
Grand Rapids Business Journal, 7/17/2015
Lighter, Quicker, Cheaper Placemaking Helps Marquette Achieve its Vision
MSU Extension, 7/17/2015
Equitable Placemaking: Not the End, but the Means
Project for Public Spaces, 7/14/2015
Tackling the "Wicked Problem" of Urban Street Planning
Next City, 7/16/2015
Watch How Project Pop Up has Taken Over Downtown Lansing
Mlive, 7/16/2015
Pontiac Earns Silver in Walkable Urban Place Report; Seven Oakland County Communities Listed
Oakland Press, 7/15/2015
Efforts to Redevelop Old Highland Park Ford Plant Gain Traction with Nearby Mural
Crains Detroit Business, 7/15/2015
Adding Love and Forgiveness to the Placemaking Toolkit
Next City, 7/15/2015
Can Detroit's Vacant Factories Become Community Assets?
Next City, 7/13/2015
Repurposing Historic Buildings on Detroit's Medical Campuses
Model D, 7/14/2015
Detroit's Little-Known Success Story: Its Parks are Getting Better
Mlive, 7/14/2015
Walkable Areas Become More Popular in Eastpointe and Region
C&G Newspapers, 7/13/2015
Crowdfunding Campaign Launched for Bike Lane Between Grand Haven and Holland
Mlive, 7/13/2015
Former GM Plant in Kalamazoo Finds Second Life as a Successful Business Park
Mlive, 7/13/2015
Marysville Named in Top 25 Suburbs in Michigan to Raise a Family
The Voice, 7/11/2015
Brooklyn's Creative Class Finds a New Borough: Detroit
New York Times, 7/10/2015
A Thriving Future of Places: Placemaking as the New Urban Agenda
Project for Public Spaces
As Walkable Urbanism Grows, More Investment is Necessary
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/5/2015
How One Developer Singlehandedly Saved the Village of Walloon Lake
Mlive, 7/6/2015
State Grant to Help Muskegon Flight Blight that Includes City's $1 Million New Home Building Plan
Mlive, 7/5/2015
Michigan Ranks as 6th Best State to Make a Living in 2015
Money Rates, 6/23/2015
Tim Allen and 'Pure Michigan' Ad Campaign Prosper Together
Forbes, 6/28/2015
Michigan Gov. Snyder Vows Compiance, Stresses Respect after Gay Marriage Ruling
Mlive, 6/26/2015
Survey: Companies have Sunnier Views of Michigan's Business Climate
Crain's Detroit Business, 6/25/2015
'Placemaking' Takes Center Stage at Downriver Delta Event
The News Herald, 6/23/2015
Walkable Urban Places Growing in Michigan
Better Cities & Towns, 6/23/2015
Examining the Borders that Unite and Divide Metro Detroit
Model D, 6/23/2015
Traverse City Businesses Find it Difficult to Fill Jobs
Detroit News, 6/23/2015
Coming Soon to Detroit: Protected Bike Lanes
Detroit Free Press, 6/20/2015
Detroit Celebrates Technology at Social Media Day 2015
Michigan Chronicle, 6/22/2015
Parklet and Bike Corrals Part of Marquette's "Lighter Quicker Cheaper Placemaking" Project
Up Matters, 6/22/2015
Expert Gil Penalosa on how Walkability Affects People's Lives in Detroit
Kiefer Redevelopment Poised to Reinvent Detroit Neighborhood
Detroit Free Press, 6/17/2015
Here's What's Happening with Seven Projects Driving Flint's Downtown Revival
Mlive, 6/16/2015
Grand Rapids Approves Michigan Street Corridor Plan with Transit-oriented Development in Mind
Grand Rapids Business Journal, 6/16/2015
Announcing 70 Finalists in the Knight Arts Challenge Detroit
Knight Blog, 6/15/2015
Detroit Institute of Arts takes Art into the Streets with Inside|Out
Knight Blog, 6/3/2015
Chamber of Commerce Contest Offers $50,000 to Start or Relocate Business in Mason County
Mlive, 6/13/2015
DTE Energy's Vision for New Downtown Park Unveiled
Detroit Free Press, 6/14/2015
Flashpoint: Improving Transportation in SE Michigan
Localized Crowdfunding Platforms Grow Through MEDC Grant Matching Program
Michigan Radio, 6/12/2015
The Placemaking Roundup: Ideas Ripe for Scaling Up
Project for Public Spaces, 5/22/2015
Live from Mackinac Island! Pure Michigan to Offer Real-Time Interactive Web Experience on June 11
Mlive, 6/10/2015
Michigan Senators Seek Federal Funding to Upgrade Soo Locks
Trends Show Crowdfunding to Surpass Venture Capital in 2016
Forbes, 6/9/2015
Planners Seek to Make Grand Rapids' Medical Mile a Healthy Place to Live, Not Just Work
Crain's Detroit Business, 6/7/2015
Michigan Capitol to get Google Street View Treatment for Virtual Tour
Mlive, 6/8/2015
West Michigan Leaders Preach Collaboration at Mackinac Policy Conference
Mlive, 6/7/2015
$1.7M Pure Michigan Campaign Promoting Grand Rapids Deemed Successful
Mlive, 6/8/2015
Marysville Looks to a Riverfront Renaissance
Crain's Detroit Business, 6/7/2015
Despite Slow Start, Experts Predict Crowdfunding to Grow with Time, Education
MiBiz, 6/7/2015
Michigan Lawmakers Approve 2016 General Budget with $400M in One-Time Money for Roads
Mlive, 6/4/2015
Crawford County Recognized for Planning for Broadband Communication
Crawford County Avalanche, 6/3/2015
Birmingham Leaders OK Test of 3 Lanes on West Maple Road
Detroit Free Press, 6/2/2015
3 of Michigan's Research Universities Keep More Students in the State after Graduation, Study Says
Mlive, 6/1/2015
Marquette Ranked High for Millennial Jop Opportunities
Upper Michigan Source, 5/29/2015
Detroit Native One of 25 Civic Innovators Named K880 Emerging City Champions to Build Better Communities
Knight Foundation Blog, 5/28/2015
Detroit, Grand Rapids Have Two Advantages in Luring Millennials and Baby Boomers
Detroit News, 5/28/2015
Mass Transit: How Should it Look in Southeast Michigan?
Flint's Downtown Experiences Renaissance
Detroit News, 5/27/2015
2 Travel Lanes for Bikes, 1 for Cars Planned on Grand Rapids Street
Mlive, 5/27/2015
98% Think Local Government is Boring
Emerging Local Government Leaders, 5/27/2015
Michigan Selected as First U.S. State for Deployment of New Social Progress Index
PR Newswire, 5/27/2015
How Harvard MBA Grad was Lured Back Home to Michigan
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/27/2015
State Struggles to Woo Millennial Techies
Lansing State Journal, 5/26/2015
To get around Congress, Obama Turns to City Halls
USA Today, 5/26/2015
Best Places to Start a Business in Michigan
Nerd Wallet, 5/26/2015
Mixed-use Projects Point to Continued Interest in Downtown Kalamazoo
MIBiz, 5/24/2015
Here's What Happened When a Neighborhood Decided to Ban Cars for a Month
Fast Company, 5/11/2015
Westland Mayor Suggests that Lawmakers Reach out to Local Mayors on Road Repair Solutions
Michigan Jobless Rate Drops, Ties U.S. for First Time in 15 Years
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/20/2015
Three Lansing-area Communities Receive Public Art Grants for Placemaking Vision
Capital Gains, 5/20/2015
Michigan Hosts Forum on Open Data and Civic Hacking to Develop Technology for Better Government
Lansing State Journal, 5/14/2015
Walkable Urban Places are the Future of Real Estate Development
RIS Media, 5/20/2015
Interview with Mike Lydon, Author of Tactical Urbanism
Newsworks, 5/20//2015
Transit Authority Invites Elected, Business Leaders to Open Houses Before Potential Millage Requests
Detroit Free Press, 5/18/2015
Creating a Culture Where Automobiles and Bicycles can get Along
New Bridge to Canada will be Named for Gordie Howe
Detroit Free Press, 5/14/2015
GM's $1B Investment at Warren Tech Center to Create 2,600 Jobs
Detroit News, 5/14/2015
Jobs Flooding to West Michigan
Bridge Magazine, 5/14/2015
The Future of Hazel Park: How a Resilient, Blue-Collar City is Reinventing Itself
Metromode, 5/14/2015
Placemaking Workshops will be Held in U.P.
U.P. Second Wave, 5/13/2015
Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan Seeks Public Input for Master Transit Plan
WXYZ.com, 5/12/2015
Michigan Gains Manufacturing Jobs for a Fourth Straight Year, Outpacing Nation's Gains
Manufacturers' News, 5/12/2015
Ann Arbor Ranked Top Small Metro Area in Nation for College-Educated Millennials
Mlive, 5/12/2015
Party Today to Kick Off Southeast Michigan Regional Transit Efforts
Detroit Free Press, 5/12/2015
Grand Rapids Westshore Mall to Under $20M 'De-Malling' Process
Grand Rapids Business Journal, 5/8/2015
Local Companies Try to Attract the Best Technology Talent
Detroit Free Press, 5/10/2015
Despite Pressure, Michigan Road-Funding Fix May take a While
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/9/2015
Survey: Veterans Among Most Active Civically-Engaged Citizens
Associations Now, 5/5/2015
Clawson Project on 14 Mile Road Intends to Promote Downtown Walkability
C&G Newspapers, 5/6/2015
Grand Rapids' Community Cleanup Champions Placemaking, Neighborhood Love, Inclusive Growth
The Rapidian, 5/5/2015
In West Michigan, Bengali New Year Celebrates Cultural Diversity
Mlive, 5/4/2015
Muskegon Public Transit Center Wins 'Battle of the Buildings' for Energy Cuts
Mlive, 5/4/2015
Grand River Restoration: 5 Sites Eyed for Major Change in Downtown Grand Rapids
Mlive, 5/1/2015
Muskegon's Rural Business Service to Begin Route Expansions; Add Michigan's Adventure Stops
Mlive, 5/1/2015
Eastern Market's Revamped Shed 5 to Boost Wholesale Market, Local Food Incubation
Crain's Detroit Business, 4/30/2015
Tourism and Placemaking Pack a Big Economic Punch for Northern Michigan Communities
Traverse City Record-Eagle, 4/28/2015
O.N.E. Mile Project Hopes to Bring New Model of Revitalization to Detroit's North End
Model D, 4/28/2015
With Change Afoot in Southwest Detroit, Can Residents Steer Development?
Model D, 4/28/2015
Detroit Aims to Link Green with Growth
Detroit Free Press, 4/26/2015
New Chancellor Says University of Michigan-Flint Committed to City Revitalization
Mlive, 4/24/2015
SMART Bus Launches Mobile App to Track Buses
Detroit Free Press, 4/23/2015
Ann Arbor SPARK Releases SPARK-Ed Video Education Series for Entrepreneurs, Business Owners
PR Newswire, 4/22/2015
Pop-ups, Bike Racks, and Daffodils: Placemaking on Detroit's Springwells Street
Model D, 4/21/2015
Happy Earth Day! Reframing the Environmental Movement
Project for Public Spaces, 4/22/2015
Ten Strategies for Transforming Cities and Public Spaces Through Placemaking
Project for Public Spaces, 4/22/2015
Tactical Urbanists are Improving Cities, One Rogue Fix at a Time
Smithsonian, 4/20/2015
Detroit Institute of Arts Takes Traveling Outdoor Exhibits Beyond Metro Detroit
Crain's Detroit Business, 4/20/2015
Michigan's Historic Theaters Seek Untraditional Funding for Expensive Restorations
Mlive, 4/17/2015
Uptown Group Plans $21 Million Rehab of Iconic Capital Theatre in Flint
Mlive, 4/17/2015
Plans for Reawakening Detroit's Brush Park Neighborhood
Crain's Detroit Business, 4/19/2015
Report Calls for Michigan to Become a Global Freshwater Innovation Center
Grand Rapids Business Journal, 4/17/2015
Marquette, Escanaba Awarded as Tree City U.S.A. Recipients
UP Matters, 4/16/2015
What Makes a Great Street? Tell Project for Public Spaces about Great Streets in your Community!
Project for Public Spaces, 4/16/2015
Michigan is One of the Most Innovative States in America
The Washington Post, 4/15/2015
Southeast Michigan Races Silicon Valley for Tech as Snyder Sees Jobs Convergence
Bloomberg News, 4/17/2015
Lansing Mayor Announces Crowdfunding Campaign for Soccer Field
Lansing State Journal, 4/16/2015
Walkability Premium Found in Price Trends for Commercial Property According to New Indices
Benzinga, 4/15/2015
30 Michigan School Districts and 20 Charter Schools Receive Perfect Financial Scores from Consultant
Mlive, 4/15/2015
Fourth Shoreline & Shallows Conference Furthers Natural Shoreline Efforts
MSU Extension, 4/15/2015
Dutch Woonerfs were Tactical Urbanism before there was "Tactical Urbanism"
Greater Greater Washington, 4/15/2015
Muskegon Economic, Workforce, Education Agencies Create Business Assistance Program
Mlive, 4/12/2015
Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs Approves over $100,000 in Grants
Macomb Daily, 4/10/2015
Detroit Chosen to Host International FIRST Robotics Competition from 2018 to 2020
Mlive, 4/9/2015
DisArt Festival, Biggest U.S. Disability Arts Event, Opens in Grand Rapids
Mlive, 4/6/2015
The Gigabit Revolution to Bring Ultra-Fast Internet to Detroit
Michigan Radio, 4/8/2015
Walk Score 2015: Revitalization is Pushing Detroit up the Ranks
Redfin, 4/7/2015
Urban Edges and How to Define the Spaces Beyond
Huffington Post, 4/7/2015
You've Heard about Urban Agriculture, but People are Farming the Suburbs, too
Metromode, 4/9/2015
Improving Public Services: The Secrets of Award-Winning Cities
Governing, 4/6/2015
Five Detroit Projects Among 32 Civic Innovators Receiving $5 Million in Funding in First Knight Cities Challenge
Knight Foundation, 3/31/2015
Crowdfunding's Continued Maturity is Empowering Entrepreneurs Like Never Before
Forbes, 4/7/2015
Detroit Art Competition Aims to Fight Blight, Pollution
Detroit News, 4/6/2015
Picket-Fence America: 'New Urbanism" Flourishes in Seaside, Florida
Palm Beach Daily News, 4/4/2015
What America's Most Walkable Suburb Can Teach Towns Everywhere
UTNE Reader, 4/3/2015
Talking Regional Transit in Farmington Hills
Hometown Life,4/3/2015
Second Annual 'Celebration of Entrepreneurship' at Northern Michigan University
UP Matters, 4/2/2015
Detroiters Agree: The Future of Downtown is Bright
Project for PublicSpaces, 3/24/2015
Will Metro Detroit Suburbs Buy into Regional Transit?
Metromode, 4/2/2015
Michigan Small Businesses Optimistic About their Prospects
Detroit News, 4/2/2015
Kresge Foundation Initiative Supports 18 Neighborhood Revitalization Efforts in Detroit
Kresge Foundation,4/1/2015
Millennials Will Change Transportation Planning, U.S. Secretary Says
Mlive, 3/31/2015
Marquette Making Special Places on 3rd Street
ABC 10 News, 3/31/2015
Michigan Tourism ROI Continues at Record Pace
Grand Rapids Business Journal, 3/27/2015
What Employers Need to Know About Metro Detroit Millennials
Crain's Detroit Business, 3/29/2015
SEC Greenlights Equity Crowdfunding, So Anyone Can Invest in Startups
Tech Crunch, 3/27/2015
Republican Lawmakers Move to Cut MEDC's Budget
Detroit News, 3/26/2015
Meijer, Amway, Steelcase to Work with Startups in New Start Garden Venture
Mlive, 3/26/2015
Michigan Jobless Rate Lowest in 14 Years
Detroit Free Press, 3/25/2015
Detroit: Submit Your Idea to the Knight Arts Challenge, Deadline April 13
Knight Foundation, 3/16/2015
Can the Bid for Walkability Make More Cities Take Responsibility for Sidewalks?
NextCity, 3/25/2015
Does the U.P. Need to Rebrand to Compete for Business and Tourism?
Upper Peninsula's Second Wave, 3/25/2015
ArborBike Bike Share Relaunches for Spring
The Michigan Daily, 3/23/2015
Pure Michigan and Google Team Up for Tourism
MiBiz, 3/23/2015
Brothers' Lofty Idea 30 Years Ago Gave Eastern Market Something to Build Upon
Crain's Detroit Business, 3/21/2015
What 'Tactical Urbanism' Can (and Can't) Do for Your City
CityLab, 3/20/2015
Oak Park One of Nine Communities to Receive Free Livability Technical Assistance
Project for Public Spaces, 3/12/2015
Snyder Creates Agency Focused on Energy Policy
Crain's Detroit Business, 3/18/2015
More than 13,000 Jobs Expected to be Added in Washtenaw County by 2017
Milive, 3/19/2015
Zingerman's Founders, Dingell Among 7 to Receive UM Honorary Degrees
Crain's Detroit Business, 3/20/2015
Skilled Workforce has Place in Michigan's Recovery
Hometownlife, 3/19/2015
Revived Bandshell Where Bob Seger and the MC5 Played Could Bring New Music to Downtown Lincoln Park
Metromode, 3/19/2015
Getting Americans to Walk More Using DIY Guerrilla Wayfinding Signs
Slate, 3/18/2015
Grand Rapids Said to Have Lowest Rental Vacancy in the Country, Millennials and Empty-Nesters Moving Back into City Center
MiBiz, 3/16/2015
Could Placemaking Become the New Golf? Repurposing Obsolete Courses
Huffington Post, 3/16/2015
An Online Design Platform to Make Your City More Walkable
Hyperallergic, 3/16/2015
State to Launch Talent and Economic Development Department March 16
Crain's Detroit Business, 3/16/2015
Michigan's Business Climate is Warming, Study Says
Crain's Detroit Business, 3/15/2015
School and Community Partners Explore Great Lakes Citizen Science Opportunities through Place-Based Education Practices
MSU Extension, 3/15/2015
Arts Contribute $2.5 Billion to Michigan Tourism
Lansing State Journal, 3/13/2015
Lansing Project Would Nearly Double Michigan's Solar Capacity
Midwest Energy News, 3/11/2015
How Detroiters are Mapping a Better Future for the City
Model D, 3/10/2015
The Future of Development and Parking in Downtown Ferndale
Metromode, 3/12/2015
How Lathrup Village Overcame Inertia and Opted in to Regional Transit
Metromode, 3/5/2015
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Signs Budget Hole Bills to Cut Spending, Shift School Aid Money
Mlive, 3/10/2015
Survey Says UM's Cook Legal Research Library is 'Most Amazing College Library' in the Nation
Mlive, 3/10/2015
Grand Rapids Emerges as Finalist in Bloomberg Public Art Competition
Grand Rapids Business Journal, 3/10/2015
Knight Foundation, 2/26/2015
Detroit is Taking the Lead in the Community Benefits Movement
Next City, 3/10/2015
Millennials and Money: Politics and Young People in Michigan
National Center for Business Journalism, 3/9/2015
Michigan Environmental Council Seeks to Green Michigan with Greener Policies
Mlive, 3/9/2015
Reimagining Our Streets as Places: From Transit Routes to Community Roots
Project for Public Spaces, 3/3/2015
Conferences at Cobo Set to Attract Young Talent
Crain's Detroit Business, 3/8/2015
West Michigan Ahead of the Class in Business, School Collaborations
Mlive, 3/5/2015
Education, Skills Power Economic Growth in Michigan
Detroit News, 3/4/2015
REPORT: Creative Sector Leads in Michigan Tourism, Billions of Dollars Generated
PR Newswire, 3/4/2015
DNR: Big Projects Slated for Belle Isle in 2015
Detroit Free Press, 3/3/2015
The Future of Urbanism According to the 27-Year-Old Mayor of Ithaca
The Washington Post, 2/27/2015
Not Your Average Public Hearing: How West Michigan City is Getting Input on this Vision
Mlive, 2/26/2015
Gov. Snyder Speaks at Michigan Governor's Economic and Education Summits
WXYZ.com, 3/2/2015
Sault Ste. Marie to Host Placemaking Workshop March 23
Sault St. Marie Evening News, 3/1/2015
Study: Michigan's Public Universities Outperform Peers
Detroit News, 2/26/2015
Capital Region Prosperity Project has Intriguing Plans for Placemaking & Transportation
Lansing State Journal, 2/27/2015
Mass Transit Discussed at Detroit Policy Conference
WXYZ.com, 2/26//2015
Detroit Soup, TechTown and Others to Participate in Tunisia Trade Mission
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/26//2015
Challenge Detroit Invites Aspiring Leaders to Apply for Fellowship
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/26//2015
U.P., Grand Rapids, Alma Projects Approved for State Incentives
Mlive, 2/25//2015
Placemaking Workshops Will Result in Strategies for Regions Throughout Michigan
MSU Extension, 2/24//2015
Why this Solid Anti-Proposal 1 Advocate is Voting YES and Why you Should, too
Eclecta Blog, 2/22//2015
Pure Michigan Brand Wins Awards from International Hospitality Organization
Mlive, 2/24//2015
Shark Tank's Daymond John to Host Miller Lite Business Competition in Detroit
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/24//2015
Officials Voice Big Ambitions for Detroit's M-1 Rail System, Regional Transit
Mlive, 2/24//2015
Survey: Michigan's Local Government Leaders Say Roads Need Major Funding Boost from State
Click on Detroit, 2/23//2015
Chevy Commons Project in Flint Expected to Move Forward in Spring
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/24//2015
Is our View of Place too Short-Sighted?
The Academy of Urbanism, 2/23//2015
Michigan must Invest more in Higher Education to Prosper in the 21st Century
Mlive, 2/22//2015
Placemaking: Fueling Detroit's Resurgence
MSU Extension, 2/20//2015
Placemaking and Place-Led Development: A New Paradigm for Cities of the Future
Project for Public Spaces, 2/20//2015
Duggan Creates Web Portal on Detroit Information
Detroit News, 2/20//2015
Without Viable Neighborhoods, there will not be a Viable Detroit
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/19//2015
New Contest for Pontiac Silverdome Reuse Ideas
Detroit Free Press, 2/18//2015
Snyder Creates Middle-Eastern American Affairs Panel
Detroit News, 2/19//2015
What are the Best Indicators for Measuring the Sustainability of Cities?
Sustainable Cities Collective, 2/18//201
Detroit Transit may take Cue from Grand Rapids
Detroit News, 2/17//2015
Michigan Governor Pushes Blue-Collar Jobs
Detroit News, 2/17//2015
Michigan Remains on Top of Automotive Manufacturing Despite Regional Shifts
MiBiz, 2/15//2015
Proponents Hope to see Ann Arbor to Traverse City Train Service Happen by 2025
Mlive, 2/17/2015
How Motor City Mapping became a Template for Citywide Collaboration
Model D, 2/13//2015
Pair Launch Equity Crowdfunding Platform for Small-Biz Owners
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/15//2015
The Future is Here: Artplace America's Latest Big Move on Creative Placemaking
Inside Philanthropy, 2/13//2015
Royal Oak Invites Artists to Compete for 11 Mile Space
Detroit Free Press, 2/13//2015
Passenger Train Service between Ann Arbor and Traverse City being Discussed
Mlive, 2/11//2015
Applications Accepted for Program Promoting Multicultural Understanding Through Art
Dearborn Patch, 2/13//2015
Metro Detroit Ranks No. 1 Nationally in Engineering, Auto Jobs
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/12//2015
Fairlife, Coca-Cola's New Milk Drink Made in Coopersville, Expected to 'Rain Money
Mlive, 2/12//2015
Magic's Team Plans Stores, More at Old Michigan State Fairgrounds
Detroit Free Press, 2/13//2015
Metro Detroit's Technology Economy Strong, Growing
Macomb Daily News, 2/12//2015
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Proposes $54B Budget with Investments in Education, Public Safety
Mlive, 2/11//2015
Emerging Local Leaders: Erik Tungate, City of Oak Park
Emerging Local Leaders, 2/11//2015
State of the City: Duggan Turns Focus to Neighborhoods, Where it Belongs
Detroit Free Press, 2/11//2015
How Art Brings Vibrancy to Communities
Knight Foundation, 2/4//2015
UICA, Experience Grand Rapids Launch Public Art Contests
Mlive, 2/10//2015
Hello, Expats: West Michigan Group Aims to Woo You Back
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/8//2015
James Robertson's 21-Mile Walk To Work Puts Face on Area Transit Needs
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/8//2015
11 Reasons Why Trains, Buses, Bikes, and Walking Move Us Toward a Brighter Future
Project for Public Spaces, 1/29//2015
Detroit was 27th Most-Traveled City in U.S. in 2014
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/5//2015
Great Lakes to get Extra $12M for Infrastructure Upgrades
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/5//2015
Calix Unleashes the First Gigabit Community Networks in Oregon and Michigan
Calix , 12/9//2014
U.S. Says Deal Near to Build Detroit Bridge Plaza
Detroit News, 2/3//2015
A Review of "Dead End: Suburban Sprawl and the Rebirth of American Urbanism"
Huffington Post, 2/3/2015
De-malling Strategy Pays off for West Michigan Developers
MiBiz, 2/1/2015
Traverse City Named to Top 20 Cities in Arts Vibrancy
Traverse Ticker, 1/31//2015
Duggan Gets High Marks in Year 1; Challenges Now Turn More Complex
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/2/2015
How You'll Get to Grand Rapids' Medical Mile in the Future
Mlive, 2/2/2015
Ann Arbor, DTE Move Forward on Solar Farm at City's Airport
Crain's Detroit Business, 2/3/2015
School is Cool: Campaign Seeks to Persuade Michigan Kids
Detroit Free Press, 2/2/2015
Our Precious Great Lakes Power Michigan's Blue Economy
Mlive, 1/30//2015
Marquette Earns Spot on International List of 25 Best Places to Travel in 2015
Gear Magazine, 1/30/2015
MiNeighborhood Program, Which Supports Neighborhood Revitalization, Accepting Applications
RealEstateRama, 1/29/2015
Thumbs Up Detroit to Host Conference, Expo in March
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/29/201
Report Names Owosso in Top 10 for 'Best Midwest Places to Start a Small Business'
Mlive, 1/27/2015
Snyder, in Rare Visit to State Commission, Outlines Civil Rights Priorities
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/27/2015
Other Routes to No-Cost Higher Education in Michigan
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/26/2015
Hiking, Biking Route from Belle Isle to U.P. Named Iron Belle Trail
Detroit Free Press, 1/26/2015
State Superintendent Endorses Road Proposal
Detroit Free Press, 1/23/2015
Michigan is Overdue for a Complete Transportation System
Mlive, 1/24/2015
Big Steps Toward Making it Easier for Americans to Walk
Project for Public Spaces, 1/15/2015
Detroit Offers Home Discount to City Workers
Detroit Free Press, 1/26/2015
MEDC Funnels $328K to Boyne Area for Infrastructure Upgrades for Condos, Alpine Coaster
Mlive, 1/22/2015
Snyder: Detroit could be 'Template' for Education Reform
Detroit Free Press, 1/23/2015
Free Community College a Worthy Idea
Detroit News, 1/23/2015
Michigan Retailers Optimistic after Sales Increases in 2014
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/22/2015
How to Decipher Gov. Snyder's State of the State Mentions of Energy Policy
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/22/2015
Among World Cities,Grand Rapids' Economy is Ranked 69th by Brookings Institution
Mlive, 1/22/2015
Detroit Public Transit Advocates to Discuss the State of the Region's Transit
Metro Times, 1/21/2015
'People-centered Approach' to Services: Expect more on this from Snyder
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/19/2015
Michigan to Force Amazon, other Stores to Collect Sales Tax
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/16/2015
New Tourism Chief Excited About Michigan's Possibilities
Lansing State Journal, 1/15/2015
10 Finalists Chosen for Annual Collaboration for Enterpreneurship Challenge
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/15/2015
Ignition 2015 at NAIAS: When the Motor City becomes Startup City
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/14/2015
Snyder, at Auto Show, Confident Voters will Approve Sales Tax Hike for Roads
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/14/2015
MEDC Launches Effort to Grow Michigan's Pool of Design Professionals
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/13/2015
Michigan Officials Expect Benefits from Manufacturing Hub
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/13/2015
Plans for Former Saginaw Newspaper Building Include Farmers Market
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/14/2015
Michigan's Career Tech System Pays Off with Careers for Students
Mlive, 1/13/2015
The Detroit News, 1/12/2015
New Michigan Legislature's Early Agenda Depends on May Vote
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/11/2015
Beer and Tea Business Taps New Way to Find Investors Amid the Crowd
Crain's Detroit Business, 1/11/2015
Problem Solving and Programs: 7 Highlights from Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's 2nd Innauguration
Mlive, 1/2/2015
Pilot Program Lines up Michigan Students with Jobs
The Washington Times, 1/11/2015
Problem Solving and Programs: 7 Highlights from Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's 2nd Innauguration
Mlive, 1/2/2015
M-1 Rail Receives Second Phase of Federal Tax Credit Funding
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/29/2014
Travel to Ann Arbor for World-Class Public Art
Tulsa World, 12/28/2014
Michigan's Environment is Cleaner Than it's Been in More than 100 Years
Michigan Capitol Confidential, 12/20/2014
Michigan Council for Arts Awards $9.7 Million in Grants for 2015
Mlive, 12/19/2014
Michigan Municipal League Releases PlacePlan for Marquette's Baraga Avenue
U.P. Second Wave, 12/10/2014
Lawmakers OK Deal to Put Sales Tax Hike for Road Fixes on Ballot
Detroit Free Press, 12/19/2014
Tighter Internet Sales Tax Collections Approved
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/19/2014
Hamtramck Comes out of Emergency Management
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/18/2014
Michigan Road Funding Talks Down to Final Day
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/18/2014
Snyder to Announce New Michigan Agency to Develop Talent
Detroit Free Press, 12/18/2014
Wind Park Starts Service in Michigan's Thumb Area
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/17/2014
$300M Great Lakes Bill Stalls in U.S. Senate
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/18/2014
12 Michigan Cities Get Funding to Fight Blight
Detroit News, 12/16/2014
Michigan Road Money Talks Remain Stalled
Detroit News, 12/15/2014
Federal Transportation Needs Attention, Too
Detroit Free Press, 12/16/2014
How Local Real Estate Developers are Giving New Life to some of Detroit's Shuttered Schools
Model D, 12/16/2014
Michigan Small Businesses Win Cash, Prizes in Macomb-OU INCubator Pitch Contest
Oakland University, 12/16/2014
Dearborn Dedicates New Rail Station Named for Dingell
Detroit News, 12/15/2014
Downtown Snapshots: In Plymouth, your Favorite Stops Quite Possibly Have the Same Owner
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/13/2014
Why are Certain Neighborhoods Ideal Candidates for Creative Placemaking Funding?
Inside Philanthropy, 12/15/2014
Road Funding Tops Agenda for Michigan Senate
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/15/2014
Ann Arbor's Arts Alliance Earns NEA Art Works Grant
Mlive, 12/13/2014
Placemaking: A Concentration of Infrastructure Attractive Across Generations
Mlive, 12/11/2014
Senate OKs Tighter Internet Sales Tax Collection
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/12/2014
Snyder Approves $2.7M in Disaster Funding
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/11/2014
Michigan Road Funding Talks Could Lead to Vote Next Week
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/11/2014
Lowell, Michigan Cops Shock Drivers with Gifts Instead of Tickets
USA Today, 12/10/2014
First Train Pulls out of New Dearborn Amtrak Station
Detroit Free Press, 12/10/2014
Ann Arbor and DTE Energy Announce Plans for Large Solar Farm at City Airport
Mlive, 12/11/2014
Techstars to open shop in Detroit
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/11/2014
See how much Money your School District could Lose if Roads Plan Passed by Michigan House becomes Law
Mlive, 12/10/2014
Road Funding Bill Headed to Conference Committee
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/10/2014
Investment in Michigan Sees Fewer Deals in 2014, but more Dollars
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/7/2014
Accelerate Michigan Farm System Slow Cooks Startups
Concentrate, 12/10/2014
Macatawa Area Express Opposes Bolger Transportation Bill that would Lead to Deep Cuts
Holland Sentinel, 12/8/2014
Webinar: The Strategic Value of Budget Transparency for Smaller Cities & Counties
Socrata, 12/9/2014
Plan Invests $24.7M in Michigan Recreation Projects, Land
Detroit Free Press, 12/8/2014
A New Report Distills Lessons in Community Revitalization from Macon's College Hill Corridor
Knight Foundation, 12/2/2014
Local Transit Leaders Chafe at House-backed Transportation Bill
Traverse City Record-Eagle, 12/6/2014
Galapagos Art Space Moving from Brooklyn to Motown
New York Times, 12/7/2014
Automation Alley Launches Entreneurship Program
Detroit Free Press, 12/8/2014
National Endowment for the Arts Gives 30 Grants to Michigan Organizations
Mlive, 12/5/2014
Diverse Funders are Converging on Placemaking
Project for Public Spaces, 12/5/2014
Placemaking Main Street into a Destination Downtown
Project for Public Spaces, 12/4/2014
Walkability, Quality Public Spaces can be Created in Communities of Any Size
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/24/2014
Why One 21st Century City Put a Telephone Booth on Main Street
Mlive, 12/3/2014
Construction Starts in Dearborn for State's First Artspace Community
Metromode, 12/4/2014
Michigan Road Funding: Bolger's Plan Means Hundreds of Millions Less for Schools, Study Says
Mlive, 12/2/2014
The Rapidian, 12/2/2014
Snyder Pushes $1.4B Gas Tax Hike to Improve Roads
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/2/2014
A Fine Grained Economy - Encouraging Startups, Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
Strong Towns, 12/1/2014
Southeast Michigan Public Transit will Need Push
Crain's Detroit Business, 12/1/2014
Roads Top Michigan Legislature's Lame-Duck Agenda
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/29/2014
Knight Cities Challenge Receives over 7,000 Ideas; Continuing Resource of Ideas Podcast Available
Knight Foundation, 11/14/2014
Public Transportation can be Key to Detroit's Revival
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/23/2014
Detroit Art Museum Hitting the Suburban Trail in Washtenaw County
9&10 News, 11/22/2014
Flint Joins other Michigan Cities Named 'Bicycle Friendly Communities' by National Group
Mlive, 11/19/2014
Placemaking Projects Don't Have to be Large Scale to Have Large Impact
MSU Extension, 11/19/2014
Detroit Featured in National Small Business Saturday Video
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/19/2014
Holland is soon to be Energized by the Georgetown University Energy Prize
Rapid Growth, 11/20/2014
Royal Oak Moves to Create Small 'Smart Park' in Downtown with Crowdfunding, State Grant
Daily Tribune, 11/18/2014
Immigrants, Schools Focus of Macomb County Diversity Program
Macomb Daily, 11/19/2014
Advocates: Transit can Fuel Business in Metro Detroit
Detroit News, 11/18/2014
Future Structure, 11/17/2014
Michigan Gas Tax Hike Could Provide Some Relief for Detroit Transit Riders
Streetsblog USA, 11/17/2014
New Regional Transportation Authority Chief Ready to Sell Transit
Detroit News, 11/16/2014
Placemaking Projects Key to Lansing's Future
Lansing State Journal, 11/15/2014
PR Newswire, 11/13/2014
New National Initiative Will Fuel Arts and Cultural Investments in Low-Income Communities
PR Newswire, 11/13/2014
The Belt, an Art-Filled Alley, Unveiled in Downtown Detroit
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/13/2014
Troy City Leaders Aim to Make Big Beaver Corridor More Pedestrian-Friendly
Oakland Press, 11/13/2014
Can Metro Detroit Plug the Brain Drain with Employee Perks?
Metromode, 11/13/2014
Recovering Detroit Region Still Drives Michigan's Economy
Mlive, 11/11/2014
$100M Fund to Support Minority Business in Southeast Michigan
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/12/2014
As West Michigan's Hispanic Population Rises, so do Opportunities
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/11/2014
Woodward Avenue Rapid Transit Lanes, Detroit Buses Discussed at Transportation Riders United Meeting
Mlive, 11/10/2014
6 West Michigan Companies Share Work Space to 'Rub Shoulders' in Creativity
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/10/2014
Grand Rapids Community College Partners with Schools to Launch W. Michigan's 3rd Middle College Program
Mlive, 11/10/2014
Judge OKs Detroit's Bankruptcy Plan; A 'Miraculous' Outcome
Detroit Free Press, 11/7/2014
Battle Creek Receives 2014 MEDC Award for Economic Leadership in Energy Efficiency
Business Wire, 11/6/2014
Placemaking can Work in Rural and Smal lTowns in Michigan: Top 10 Planning Practices
MSU Extension, 10/27/2014
What Rust Belt? Michigan's Two Largest Cities Ranked in 'Top 5' for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Jobs
Mive, 11/6/2014
What's Next for Downtown Marquette?
U.P. Second Wave, 11/5/2014
MEDC Exec Touts 'Michigan Entrepreneurship 2.0' But Sees More Opportunities
Crain's Detroit Business, 11/5/2014
Local Food Summit Convenes in Marquette
ABC 10 News, 11/5/2014
Detroit Entrepreneurship Network Aids High School Students with Innovation
The Michigan Daily, 11/3/2014
Placemaking: 5 Easy Ways to Build the Human Connection
Net Impact, 10/31/2014
Traverse City as Outdoor Art Gallery
My North, 11/3/2014
Creative Placemaking: What it is and Why it's Important for Communities
The Aspen Institute, 10/31/2014
How Wearable Tech Will Transform Walkability of our Cities
Tech Cocktail, 11/2/2014
6 Reasons Grand Rapids Earned a Place on the Great Transit Map
Next City, 10/31/2014
Yankee Air Museum Changing Name, Mission in Expansion
Detroit Free Press, 10/30/2014
Detroit RiverWalk is One of America's 10 Best Riverfronts
USA Today, 10/30/2014
Bills Could Make Michigan the First State with STEM Education Certifications on High School Diplomas
Mlive, 10/30/2014
Accelerate Michigan Innovation Competition to Showcase NextEnergy Clients
Oakland Press, 10/28/2014
State Employees to Receive 'Etiquette' Training as Michigan Moves to Welcome Workers with Disabilities
Mlive, 10/28/2014
Detroit-to-Chicago Rail Plan: 110mph, 10 Daily Trips
Detroit Free Press, 10/29/2014
Charter One Announces Grants to 32 Local Food Businesses, Part of Growing Communities Program
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/28/2014
Four Startups Receiving Funds from Invest Michigan
Michipreneur, 10/29/2014
Two West Michigan Programs Awarded Arts, Culture Grants from Youth Advisory Board
Mlive, 10/27/2014
New Law Aims to Create Market for Equity Crowdfunding
MiBiz, 10/26/2014
Michigan is Making it Easier for Start-Ups to get Investor Financing; League Legislative Victory Chronicled
New York Times, 10/25/2014
Northville Ranks #15 of the 50 Best Suburbs in America
Business Insider 10/24/2014
By 2060, a Much More Multiracial Michigan will Emerge
Detroit Free Press, 10/24/2014
Like Art Prize? Then you'll Love Ludington's new "History Prize"
Michigan Radio, 10/24/2014
Mosaic Sets Tone for Dearborn Transit Center
Detroit Free Press, 10/25/2014
Small Town Blues: Township-based Police Departments on the Way Out with more Policing Options
Mlive, 10/23/2014
Why Detroit is a Great City for Female Entrepreneurs
Fortune, 10/22/2014
Changing Face of West Michigan's Diversity
MSU to Co-Host Built Environment Showcase Nov. 7
Farmers Advance, 10/22/2014
Restored Movie Theater Helps Albion Downtown Hopes
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/23/2014
Entrepreneurs: Win Cash to Make Your City Successful
Michipreneur, 10/16/2014
Live. Work. Detroit Set for Friday to Tout City as Career Destination for Young Professionals
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/21/2014
NEA Invites Creative Placemaking Proposals for Our Town Grant Program
Philanthropy News Digest, 10/19/2014
Downtowns are Attracting New Residents Across the U.P.
Upper Peninsula's Second Wave, 10/15/2014
How One Family Pharmacy Just Might Bring Flint Back to Life
Fortune, 10/17/2014
Frankfort Film Festival Brings Business & Culture to Area
9 & 10 News, 10/19/2014
How Micropolitan Communities are Punching Above their Weight Class
Government Executive, 10/14/2014
Economic Gardening is Growing, But What Is It?
Governing, 6/27/2014
Kalamazoo PlacePlan: In the Edison Area, High Hopes for a Healthy Hub
Southwest Michigan's Second Wave, 10/16/2014
Grand Rapids Laker Line: $45.5M Bus Rapid Transit Proposal Hopes to Roll in 2018
Mlive, 10/14/2014
Flint's Mayor Walling Cites the Work of the League in a Presentation on the Future of Michigan Cities
The Michigan Times, 10/13/2014
Growing D:hive to Split into Two New Organizations
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/12/2014
Regional Transportation Agency Seeks Public Comment on Rural Transit in Muskegon, Lakeshore Community
Mlive, 10/12/2014
Lansing Art Center Nears Crowdfunding Goal
Lansing State Journal, 10/11/2014
Huge Financial Questions Hang Over Future of Michigan's Cities
Detroit Free Press Editorial, 10/10/2014
Troy Transit Center to Open Oct. 14
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/9/2014
Detroit, Wayne County Bundle Properties to Fight Blight
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/8/2014
Detroit Among the 10 Most Innovative Cities in America
CNN Money, 10/7/2014
The Most Influential Cities in the Country, According to Mayors - Sterling Heights & Farmington Hills mentioned
The Washington Post, 10/7/2014
East Lansing OKs 1% for Public Art Policy
Lansing State Journal, 10/7/2014
Grand Rapids-Area Team Wins $10,000 Code Michigan Grand Prize
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/8/2014
Seattle Adopts an Old Way to Pay for New Parks
Governing, 10/1/2014
Lake Superior's Cities Bring More to the Urban Shores
Lake Superior Magazine, 6/16/2014
Allegan is 'Redevelopment Ready' Certified
Allegan Co. News, 9/25/2014
Announcing 58 Winners in the Detroit Knight Arts Challenge!
Knight Arts, 10/6/2014
First-Ever 'Maker Week' Begins in Lansing
Lansing State Journal, 10/6/2014
Remembering the Human Scale in Walkable City Neighborhoods
Huffington Post, 10/6/2014
U-M Sees Record Number of Inventions, Business Start-Ups
Detroit Free Press, 10/5/2014
From MSU, Solar Technology with a Clear Advantage
Detroit Free Press, 10/5/2014
Holland Public Art Project Nearing Completion
9 and 10 News, 10/3/2014
Business Events in October: From Civic Apps-Making to Urban Entrepreneurship
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/2/2014
Growing Roofs, a Market, a Business
Traverse City Record-Eagle, 9/30/2014
Detroit Leaders Display the Art of Governance
Livingston Daily, 10/1/2014
Former Houghton City Manager to Consult for Michigan Municipal League
Upper Michigan Source, 10/1/2014
Detroit's Eastern Market Shaping Vision for the Future
Knight Foundation, 9/26/2014
Kellogg Introduces Battle Creek Economic Project
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/30/2014
National Endowment for the Arts Announces Our Town Grants for Creative Placemaking
Western Arts Alliance, 10/1/2014
3 SE Michigan Farmers Markets and Local Food Initiatives Get Local Agriculture Grants
Crain's Detroit Business, 10/1/2014
A Milwaukee Suburb Turns to Complete Streets to Spur Business
Streetsblog Network, 9/29/2014
Snyder: With 26 Sessions Days Left, Let's Fix Crumbling State Roads
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/29/2014
State Policy Helps Undermine Local Governments
Detroit Free Press, 9/27/2014
Placemaking's Ripple Effect: How a Beach Downtown is Making Waves in Detroit
Project for Public Spaces, 9/26/2014
Downtowns Now and Then: Why They're Important to Michigan's Economic Development
Mlive, 9/14/2014
Detroit Officials Regain Most City Control; Orr to Stay on Through Bankruptcy
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/25/2014
ArtPlace America Invites Letters of Inquiry for Creative Placemaking Projects
Philanthropy News Digest, 9/25/2014
Center for Community Progress Seeks Community Applicants for Vacant Property Technical Assistance
Center for Community Progress, 9/26/2014
Financing for Historic Rehabilitation Projects Available Through New Grant Program
Tecumseh Brewing Company Launches with a New Kind of Crowdfunding
Concentrate, 9/24/2014
Marquette Skate Plaza Crowdfunding Campaign Needs Your Help
Central Michigan University Earns Magazine's Diversity Award
Mlive, 9/23/2014
ArtServe Renamed, Highlighting Economic Impact of the Arts
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/23/2014
U.S. Gives Detroit $25.9 Million to Add 50 Buses
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/23/2014
Why Biking is Big Business in Traverse City and other Michigan Cities
Traverse City Record Eagle, 9/20/2014
Do Greener, Healthier Cities Need an "Elevator Speech"?
Switchboard, 9/22/2014
Placemaking is Critical for the Local Economy
Better Cities & Towns, 9/18/2014
For Second Year, WMU Earns Diversity Award from National Publication
WMU News, 9/19/2014
Goldman Sachs CEO: Grads of Small Biz Program Poised to Contribute to Detroit's Revival
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/18/2014
Artists Turn Benches into Works of Art in Downtown Lapeer
Michigan Radio, 9/17/2014
MiCities Conference Explores Ideas on How Technology Can Improve Urban Planning and Revitalize Cities
micities, 9/18/2014
Princeton Review, Entrepreneur Magazine Rank U-M's Graduate Entrepreneurship Program No. 3 Nationally
Mlive, 9/16/2014
Knight Cities Challenge Offers $5 Million to Uncover Ideas to Make Cities More Successful
Knight Foundation, 9/16/2014
Michigan Tech Receives Diversity Award for Third Year in a Row
Upper Michigan Source, 9/16/2014
SEMCOG Hosting Public Input Session on Regional Non-Motorized Plan at Ypsilanti City Hall
The Ypsilanti Courier, 9/17/2014
Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids Rank in Top 100 Places to Live in U.S.
Mlive, 9/15/2014
A Michigan Town Prepares for Warm Climate Without Saying So
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/14/2014
DIA Seeks Towns in Oakland, Macomb, Wayne counties to Display Art
Crain's Detroit business, 9/13/2014
Getting Detroit Kids to Care About Historic Preservation in their Neighborhood
Model D, 9/11/2014
East Lansing is No. 8 in the Nation for Walking to Work
Lansing State Journal, 8/18/2014
15-Year-Old Automation Alley Helped get Southeast Michigan Recognized as Tech Center
The Detroit News, 9/11/2014
MEDC Leader Mike Finney Says Michigan's Comeback Needs Help from Communities like Kalamazoo
Mlive, 9/10/2014
University of Michigan Continues to Foster Entrepreneurship
Michipreneur, 9/10/2014
$12.2M Federal Grant to Help Complete Detroit's M-1 Rail Project Along Woodward
The Detroit News, 9/9/2014
Suttons Bay Receives Placemaking Grant
Second Wave, 9/9/2014
Code Michigan: A Contest to Create Mobile and Web Apps 'For the Public Good'
Mlive, 9/8/2014
Seventh Annual HomeGrown Festival Celebrates Local Food, Culture
The Michigan Daily, 9/9/2014
Spin Cities: Grand Rapids Among Communities Benefiting from Being Bike-Friendly
Crain's Detroit Business, 9/7/2014
ArtPrize 2014: New Tech Tools Will Change How You Experience the Sixth Event in Grand Rapids.
Mlive, 9/5/2014
East Lansing Ranks as one of the Most Walkable Cities in U.S.
The State News, 9/4/2014
U.P. Communities Create "Next Michigan Zone" to Foster Economic Opportunities
ABC 10 News, 9/3/2014
Rochester's Annual Art and Apples Fest is Ranked as one of the Best Fairs in the U.S.
The Detroit News, 9/2/201
Does Placemaking Help Democracy?
Knight Foundation, 8/29/2014
How Tactical Urbanism Can Help Build a Better Main Street
National Main Street Center, 8/28/2014
New Main Street Manager Wins Praise from Associates
Mlive, 8/25/2014
Rural Smart Growth to Reinforce Regional Placemaking
MSU Extension, 8/27/2014
Mesick Teachers Training How to Use More Technology in Classroom
9 & 10 News, 8/28/2014
MSU Receives Two Grants to Support 'Good Food' in Michigan
MSU Today, 8/27/2014
Facelift Helps Grow Local Businesses in Kalkaska
Up North Live, 8/26/2014
Federal Grant Given to Restore Manistee's Vogue
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/27/2014
Code Michigan Civic Coding Event Will Take Place in Marquette this Year
Second Wave, 8/27/2014
Are You Considering the Zingerman's Approach to Business?
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/26/2014
Yale Urban Design Exhibit Includes the Detroit-Windsor Crossing
New Haven Register, 8/27/2014
How Transit, Walkability Help Make Cities More Affordable
Huffington Post, 8/25/2014
Michigan Ross Students to Launch a Business to Connect Detroit Youth to Entrepreneurship
Market Watch, 8/25/2014
Which Mode of Travel Provides the Happiest Commute?
City Lab, 8/20/2014
The Cities that Spend the Most on Bike Lanes Later Reap the Most Reward
Fast Co-Exist, 8/15/2014
Fortitude, Tradition Help Finns Flourish in Brutal U.P.
Detroit Free Press, 8/25/2014
How Southeast Michigan Could Stem the Tide When the Next Storm Hits
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/25/2014
Midtown Detroit Exceeds $50,000 Crowdfunding Goal for Green Alley Project
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/22/2014
Midwesterners See Economic Opportunity, but some Challenges in 'Placemaking'
University Research Corridor, 8/22/2014
Bing Goei Builds a Welcome Culture for Michigan
Corp!, 8/21/2014
Brazilian Immigrants Launch Pastry Biz, Doce Brigadeiro
Southeast Michigan Start-Up, 8/22/2014
Michigan Tops in Employment Recovery Post-Recession; Promising Economic Future Ahead
Metromode, 8/21/2014
Shinola Bikes for Rent in Downtown Birmingham
Metromode, 8/21/2014
Placemaking Done Right: Three Successful Approaches
Smart Growth America, 8/19/2014
Retire Here: 4 Top Michigan Cities
Market Watch, 8/20/2014
Moooo-ter City: CowParade to Bring 16 Cows to Detroit this Fall
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/19/2014
Detroit and Michigan Among Best for Tech Talent and Jobs
Detroit Free Press, 8/19/2014
New Economy Initiative Pumps $11.5M into Programs to Build Businesses, Jobs in Detroit
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/18/2014
Investor Pool Plans $40M Downtown Pontiac Redevelopment
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/18/2014
Traverse City Train: A Locomotive for Development?
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/18/20
Study Concludes You Don't Have to Ride the Bus to Benefit from Public Transit
Cadillac News, 8/18/2014
Trading Cars for Transit Passes "in the Middle of the Corn and Soybeans"
Streetsblog USA, 8/15/2014
Oakland County Program Announced to Improve more Downtowns
Prosper, 8/13/2014
Houghton is One of the 16 Greatest Places to Live in America
Outside Magazine, 8/12/2014
Why Andrés Duany is so Focused on Making 'Lean Urbanism' a Thing
City Lab, 3/4/2014
Crowdfunding Placemaking in Michigan
Michigan State University Extension, 8/13/201
Gov. Snyder Touts U.P.'s Potential for Technology Businesses
ABC 10 News, 8/12/2014
Southwest Detroit: Connecting the Great Divide Between East Vernor/West Vernor
DBusiness, 8/12/2014
Is the Cost of Attracting Young Talent too High for your Firm?
Crain's Detroit Businessl, 8/12/2014
Singapore Delegation Learns Best Practices from Michigan's Workforce Development Agency
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A Short 'Walkability' Tour in Downtown Kalamazoo Shows Need for Roundabout, Narrower Lanes, Crosswalks
Mlive, 8/8/2014
Michigan Will Be the Startup Capital of the Midwest
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Walkable Communities Expert Dan Burden Will Present Walkability Audit of Kalamazoo Streets
Mlive, 8/6/2014
Snyder: Vocational Schools Key to Economic Growth
Crain's Detroit Business, 8/6/2014
Food Entrepreneurs Dominate Hatch Detroit
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$200,000 Grant Aimed at Getting West Michigan Businesses to Practice Social Entrepreneurism
Mlive, 8/5/2014
Alleys Can Lead to Better Integration of Automobile and Foot Traffic in a Neighborhood - and Improved Walkability
MSU Extension, 8/5/2014
Detroiter Who Shows Love for His Blighted Block Gets Love, Donations in Return
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Teams from Knight Communities - including Detroit - to Travel to Scandinavia on Livable Cities Tour
Knight Foundation, 7/25/2014
How Civic Crowdfunding Can Foster Collaboration Between Cities and Citizens
Rise in International Students Boosts Universities' Bottom Line, Diversity
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$15B Upgrade for Utilities: New EPA Rules Stoke Consumers, DTE Move to Wind & Gas
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Inside Foot Traffic: Sub-urban Places and the Future of Walkability
Smart Growth America, 7/31/2014
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The Glorious Potential of Cities; or, How Eight Square Blocks can Change the World
Model D, 7/29/2014
In West Michigan's Booming Tech Scene, Talent is the Final Piece of the Puzzle
Rapid Growth, 7/31/2014
Michael Moore Donates $250,000 to Launch Michigan-Based International Movie Program
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Lake St. Clair Appreciation Day to Celebrate Role in Tourism
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To Thrive in the 21st Century, Ameria Must Be a Nation of Resilient Cities
Cities Speaking, 7/29/2014
Entrepreneurship Critical to Detroit's Economic Revival
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/28/2014
Construction Begins Today on M1 Rail
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/28/2014
A Walkability Paradox: Cars may Improve the Pedestrian Experience
Michigan State University Extension, 7/24/2014
4 More Michigan Cities Get Uber Ridesharing
Crain's Detroit Business, 7/25/2014
After Almost a Decade of Development, Grand Rapids' Deborah Johnson Wood Predicts the Future
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Focusing Michigan on Mobile and Wireless Technologies
Metromode, 7/24/2014
Michigan Communities to Explore Racial, Cultural Issues and History with $1.7 Million Grant
Mlive.com, 7/23/2014
The Inevitable, Accelerating Rise of Urbanization
Urban Land, 7/14/2014
Detroit's Grandmont Rosedale Provides a Template for Community Development
Model D, 7/22/2014
$100K Awarded for Arts and Culture Placemaking Activities along Hamtramck-Detroit Border
Model D, 7/22/2014
Four Farms Selected to Produce Energy for Utility
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Zingerman's Co-Founder Honored by White House
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Midtown Inc. Closes in on $50K Fundraising Goal for Green Alley Project
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Detroit Rink City: Illitches' Grand Plan to Supersize the Entertainment District
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Michigan 'Most Improved' in Ranking of Pro-Business States
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Arts Groups Looking to Get in on Creative Placemaking
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Teaching Artists How Not to Starve
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Code for America Picks Ann Arbor Startup as One of Five Nationally for 2014 Accelerator Class, $25K Grant
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Ann Arbor's Blake Transit Center Reopens on Fifth Avenue
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J. P. Morgan Chase to Unveil 5.5M Program to Rehab Detroit Homes, Help with Down Payments
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Harrison Township Envisions a Bustling Waterfront along Lake St. Clair
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$115M in Summer Michigan Roadwork Projects Announced by Lawmakers
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Consumers Energy Continues 'Experiment' Projects with Businesses, Homeowners to Produce Solar Energy
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Placemaking: Coming Soon to a Library Near You!
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Groups Announce Economic Development Project for Detroit Neighborhood
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From Place to Place: Shifting the Transportation Paradigm with Placemaking
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How to Build a Better Neighborhood
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Ming Chuan University to Open Michigan Campus at SVSU
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MDOT to Study Rail Line that would Connect Grand Rapids, Lansing, Detroit
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Green Grocer Project Offers Detroit Stores up to $50,000 to Improve Exteriors
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Nearly 1 Million Small Businesses Open in Michigan
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Metro Detroit Ranks Low for Walkability but its Future is Bright, Report Says
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Diversity Comes to the Grosse Pointes
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Municipal Millennials: Three Metro Detroit City Officials Who Are Under 40
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Movellus Circuits, other Ann Arbor Companies Honored at Annual MiQuest Entrepreneur Conference
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Job-Training Program Pairs Metro Detroit Companies with Potential IT Professionals
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Social Entrepreneurs to be Honored at State Event
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Traverse City: One of Top 10 Foodie Cities 2014
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Grand Rapids: Downtown Market Director Envisions New District
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MPSC Report Continues Solar Push for Utilities
Crain's Detroit Business, 6/16/2014
Parklets for Placemaking: A New Guide from the City of Grand Rapids
MSU Extension, 6/13/201
$37-Billion State Budget Approved by the Legislature, Heads to Governor to Sign
Detroit Free Press, 6/12/2014
Marquette Vies for All-America City Award
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Social Media Site Highlights Best in Michigan Education
Detroit News, 6/12/2014
Two NextEnergy Technology Demonstrations Selected as Finalists to White House SmartAmerica Challenge
Midland Daily News, 6/11/2014
New Public Art in St. Johns Symbolizes Economic Unity of Mid-Michigan
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Road Funding Deal could Include Tax Relief; Voters may Decide how State Pays
Detroit Free Press, 6/9/2014
Tech Start-Ups Invited to Engage in $6.8 Million Michigan Pre-Seed Fund 2.0
Digital Journal, 6/9/2014
Social Entrepreneurship Showcase Highlights Impact Investors
Model D, 6/10/2014
Ypsilanti Looking to Fill Vacant Downtown Windows with Youth Art
Mlive, 6/9/2014
These are the 10 Most Exciting Places in Michigan
Movoto, 6/9/2014
More West Michigan Firms Partner with Higher Education to Secure Talent
MiBiz, 6/8/2014
Detroit Zoo Director Joins Call for Regional Mass Transit
Advisor & Source Newspapers, 6/5/2014
Placemaking Begins and Ends with the People
Better Cities & Towns, 6/3/2014
How Parking Lots Became the Scourge of American Downtowns
Citylab, 6/5/2014
Michigan Road Funding: Fuel Tax Proposal may Stall Out Before Summer Break
Mive.com, 6/5/2014
Entrepreneurs to Compete for $50,000 in Comerica Hatch Detroit Contest
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/30/2014
Southeast Michigan Teacher Wins Einstein Fellowship, Will Serve in NOAA Office of Education
Michigan State University Extension, 6/3/2014
Wayne County Panel OKs $3 Million for M-1 Rail
Detroit Free Press, 6/3/2014
New Technologies to Help Seniors Age in Place
The Wall Street Journal, 6/2/2014
National Main Streets Conference Brings 1,300 Downtown Professionals to Detroit
Model D, 6/3/2014
Michigan Rolls out the Welcome Mat to Educated Immigrants
Crain's Detroit Business, 6/1/2014
Headed to Detroit? Hit up these Hip Suburbs
USA Today, 5/31/2014
15 Cities for Creative 20-Somethings that aren't New York or Los Angeles
PolicyMic, 5/27/2014
Report: Michigan a Leader in 'Blue Economy' Jobs
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/29/2014
Fundrise, a Crowdfunding Website, Raises $31 Million
The New York Times, 5/27/2014
When His City's Transit Service Stalled, One Man Built His Own Bus Company
NationSwell, 5/25/2014
Artists and Manufacturers Strengthening Place
Citizens' Institute on Rural Design, 5/25/2014
Place-making Summit: Interested in Promoting Your Piece of Macomb County?
Macomb Daily, 5/23/2014
GeLo's Beacon Technology Brings High Tech to Michigan Trails and May Make Signs Obsolete
Directions Magazine, 5/23/2014
Kalamazoo Promise Has Changed More Lives Than Just the Students'
Detroit Free Press, 5/24/2014
Michigan Activity Pass Program Begins Second Year
Observer & Eccentric, 5/25/2014
Editorial: Without Changes, the State is Setting up More Cities to Fail
Detroit Free Press, 5/25/2014
4 Ways Crowdfunding Can Make You a Better Investor - Just Ask Buffet
TheStreet.com, 5/22/2014
Suburban Detroit College Draws a Blueprint for Education
The Blade, 5/23/2014
AAATA CEO Chosen to Lead New Southeast Michigan Regional Transit Authority
Mlive.com, 5/22/2014
Creativity Flows at Kalamazoo Placemaking Event
Southwest Michigan's Second Wave, 5/22/2014
Michigan Senate Amends Road Bills to Double Fuel Taxes
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/22/2014
Senate Leader Wants up to $1.5 Billion on Roads
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/20/2014
JP Morgan Chase to Invest $100M in Detroit Economic Development Projects
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/20/2014
New Investment in Old Buildings Needs Priority in Detroit
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/19/2014
Lawmaker: Time running out to fix Michigan's road funding crisis
Observer & Eccentric, 5/20/2014
Royal Oak Among Top 10 Best Cities for Kids 2014
LIvability, 5/20/2014
Repurposing Excess Road Capacity Could Bring New Life to Detroit Streets
Detroit Free Press, 5/18/2014
New Urbanism's Impact on Mid-sized and Smaller Cities
Better Cities & Towns, 5/16/2014
Main Street Oakland County Initiative: From Main Street, with Love
Oakland County Prosper, 5/16/2014
Berkley Adopts Bike Routes to Connect with Surrounding Cities
Observer & Eccentric, 5/2/2014
Program Dedicated to Rebuilding Downtrodden Downtowns has Success
The Detroit News, 5/14/2014
How the U.P.Can Fight Population Decline and Foster Economic Development
Upper Peninsula's Second Wave, 5/14/2014
Techweek Honors Top Tech Influencers with Techweek100 Detroit
Broadwayworld, 5/2/2014
Localstake Partners with Zacks CF Research on Intrastate Crowdfunding
Crowdfund Insider, 5/13/2014
Habitat for Humanity Kicks Off Pilot Program Creating Work/Live Spaces in Flint
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/13/2014
WALC Institute Co-Founder is Honored by the White House
Walkable and Livable Communities Institute, 5/13/2014
Time to Build Case for Backing Transit
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/11/2014
Grand Rapids Bets on the Success of its New Bus System
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/12/2014
Skyscrapers in the Subdivision: Far from Dead, the North American Suburb is Growing Up
Next City, 5/12/2014
WMU Launches New Entrepreneurship Opportunities for Students
WMU News, 5/9/2014
What Millenials Want - And Why Cities are Right to Pay Them so Much Attention
The Atlantic Cities, 5/5/2014
Crowdfunding is More Than Just the Money it Helps You Raise
Forbes, 5/7/2014
To Make Streets Safer, Michigan DOT Takes the Pedestrian's Perspective
Streetsblog.net, 5/6/2014
At CrowdCon, Intrastate Crowdfunding Shows Opportunity to Grow
Michipreneur, 5/5/2014
The New Face of Change at Muskegon City Hall
grbj.com, 4/18/2014
Roundabouts: A Tool for Placemaking
Better Cities & Towns, 5/6/2014
Microbrewery Completes First Crowdfunding Campaign Under New Michigan Law
MiBiz, 5/4/2014
Entrepreneurship Growing in Michigan, Reports Find
Crain's Detroit Business, 5/4/2014
Aging Boomers Want Good Transit, Walkable Cities and Public Parks
Treehugger, 5/1/2014
Southwest Airlines' New Cause: 'Placemaking'
CNN Money, 4/3/2014
The Next Century of Sustainable Communities Will Be Organized Around Transportation
The Atlantic Cities, 4/29/2014
For Small Communities, What is the Difference Between Standard and Strategic Placemaking?.
Michigan State University Extension, 4/24/2014
Noquemanon Trail Network: An Ambitious Placemaking Initiative in Heart of the U.P.
Upper Peninsula's Second Wave, 4/23/2014
Local Municipalities Turn to Public Art for Placemaking
Urban Alleys Become Pathways to Revitalization
ModelD, 4/22/2014
Why This Young Professional is Choosing to Stay in Michigan
Mlive, 4/23/2014
University Presidents Throw Support Behind AAATA Transit Expansion Proposal
Mlive, 4/17/2014
Two League Case Studies Featured: Hanging a Shingle in Detroit
The New York Times, 4/16/2014
Small Business Program to Award $500,000 in Detroit, Highland Park, Hamtramck
Crain's Detroit Business, 4/16/2014
Ferndale's Biz-friendly Moves Attract Companies, Spur Expansions
Crain's Detroit Business, 4/14/2014
Opportunity, Not Necessity, Drives More U.S. Startups
Forbes, 4/13/2014
Michigan Green Leaders for 2014 Announced
Detroit Free Press,.4/10/2014
Toy Store Manager Tries Crowdfunding to Make Business her Own
Detroit Free Press,.4/5/2014
Hackel Says Lawmakers More Concerned about Re-election than Fixing Roads
Detroit Free Press, 3/29/2014
Michigan Cities Slam State for Holding onto $6.2 Billion
Detroit News. 3/19/2014
Macomb Cities Lost More than $100 Million Due to State cuts
Macomb Daily Tribune, 3/22/2014
Report Says Flint Lost Out on Nearly $55 Million in Revenue Sharing in Last Decade
Flint Journal/mlive.com, 3/19/2014
Michigan's $6.2 Billion Raid on Revenue Sharing? See How Much Local Communities Lost Since 2003
mlive.com statewide, 3/18/2014
Ann Arbor Among the Cities with the Best Well-Being
Mlive, 3/25/2014
2 apartment projects OK'd for downtown Detroit; Duggan takes hands-on interest
Detriot Free Press, 3/26/2014
Smart Cities and the Technology of Walking
FutureStructure, 3/24/2014
Editorial: Better connections among downtown, waterfront and beach would bolster community
MLive, 3/22/2014
State makes road funds available to cities to repair winter damage
The Voice, 3/23/2014
Editorial: Pension Retiree Health Care Problems Not Just a Detroit Problem
Freep, 3/16/2014
CNN Money: Top 10 Most Affordable Small Cities
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SmallTownUrbanism, 2/28/2014
Andrés Focused on Making 'Lean Urbanism' a Thing
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Adelaide Council launches New 'Placemaking' Scheme
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Ionia Residents 'Will Wake to a Bridge'
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Menominee Mayor Details City's Progress
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Community input sought on Jackson PlacePlans project
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Pleasant Ridge's New Mayor Plays the Numbers
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Learning Curve, okay, so we taught these guys how to have fun and play hop scotch. What happens if they actually get attacked? That planet's pretty much screwed.
Point of View was pretty cool. Mind you, Asgard ships are pretty fast in that universe. Carter arrives on their homeworld in another galaxy, and within two minutes, the ship has made it to Earth. And it likely originated from the homeworld, since Carter was onboard it. It must be something unique to that universe, prime universe Asgard ships have never been quite that fast. Faster than anyone else, yes, but it still takes them more than a day to travel between galaxies.
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Regarding a proposal to eliminate automobile lanes to accommodate the addition of bicycle lanes on Glenneyre Street:
Over the past several weeks I have read a number of newspaper columns and watched town council meetings wherein a handful of people who refer to themselves as complete-street advocates have proposed the idea of reducing automobile lanes on Glenneyre Street to accommodate bicyclists.
Considering that automobile traffic congestion is one of our most difficult and challenging problems, I am very disturbed by their proposal.
While the idea of creating a bike-friendly environment is noble, we have to face certain realities here in Laguna Beach, where land constraints can't be magically ignored.
Traffic congestion is one of Laguna Beach's biggest problems. If we reduce two lanes in each direction down to one lane in each direction on Glenneyre Street, we will increase congestion, decrease ingress/egress access during emergency situations, and ultimately push frustrated drivers further into our neighborhoods, where kids and pets will be put in harm's way.
While we all see hundreds of bike riders enjoying Coast Highway (especially during early-morning summertime hours), we rarely see bike riders on Glenneyre, with the exception of my nephew, who is one of the few kids who actually rides his bike to high school every day.
While being bike-friendly is a great idea, considering how vertical most of our town is, how many of our local residents do you think will actually use their bikes to pedal into town? Can you imagine pedaling your groceries up to Top of the World?
Would adding bike lanes to Glenneyre really improve our bike-rider's safety? Could we divert bike riders off Coast Highway onto Glenneyre Street? I don't think so. Besides, if we did, that would create a whole new set of problems. For instance, bike riders often don't really stop at stop signs (with the exception of my nephew, of course).
Will the bike riders stop for numerous pedestrians who cross Glenneyre every day, or for the drivers (like me) trying to cross Glenneyre on their way to and from work? I'm not so sure.
I hope the complete-street advocates can help us realistically evaluate things and offer an alternate recommendation that makes sense. For instance, Corona del Mar recently added signage to its roads that reminds drivers to share the road with bike riders. To me, as a former bike rider who considered a 100 mile ride as "the first half," that makes much more sense.
Kudos to the LagunaTunes
Bravo to the LagunaTunes Community Chorus for their Sunday afternoon "Making Spirits Bright" concert at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. The LagunaTunes 50-member choir performed with its new director of the larger chorus, Bob Gunn, along with returning conductor, Cristin Cornell, directing the Chamber Music Ensemble. It was a glorious afternoon of outstanding choral music.
The audience of 250 people filled the sanctuary long before the concert started, necessitating Rector Rechter's asking for more chairs to be brought in to fill the aisles and the front and back of the auditorium. Patti Jo Kiraly, president of the LagunaTunes, introduced Gunn and the retiring director of the chorus who was in the audience, Roxanna Ward. The Chamber Ensemble sang nine songs, familiar carols and new renditions of old ones. The performance was flawless. Captivating the audience was soprano soloist Sarah Geocaris singing "O Holy Night." Deborah Glass was the accompanist.
Then the LagunaTunes continued the performance, singing many familiar Christmas songs and carols. "It's Beginning To Look Like Christmas" began their second half. "Fruitcake," "Dig That Crazy Santa Claus" and a very interesting new number, "Et In Terra Pax," along with "Ave Maria," added classical numbers to their repertoire. Many people in the audience remarked on the joy the singers expressed — smiling throughout and some even gracefully moving to the music. Soloists for the LagunaTunes in different songs were Cathy Itnye, Carla Bruce, Karen McBride, Randy Hatfield, Jacoby Hickerson, Kimberly Clark, Philip Hagemann, Penny Leka, Frankie Harrigan, Gary Greene and Rob Harryman.
The concert concluded with Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus," for which Gunn invited the audience to sing along with the choirs if they so chose. Many did and it added to the joyous spirit, and indeed made many spirits bright for the Christmas season. I was reminded that when I was a little girl of 4 years old and for many years thereafter, my aunt always took me to Philadelphia to hear my mother and father sing the "Hallelujah Chorus" in the Bach Chorale, directed by Dr. James Dash. Seventy some years dashed away as I listened to "Hallelujah, Hallelujah" once more. I and everyone in the audience was once again inspired and at peace. The concert was wonderful.


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Jack Sharman Speaks in Chicago on Criminal Trials and Civil Lessons
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Businesses and their civil lawyers sometimes neglect the lessons to be learned from criminal trials. Jack Sharman offered some of those lessons at the June 15th Chicago meeting of the Network of Trial Law Firms. Download the written materials and the presentation.
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Whooping cough might sound like a disease from your great-grandmother's era. But cases of pertussis have tripled since last year and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has declared an epidemic of the disease in Washington state, whose vaccination rate is the lowest in the US. Indeed, other infectious diseases that we've grown to consider relics of the past — measles — have resurfaced in the US.
What puzzles public health officials is why, despite stepped-up public health campaigns to raise awareness about the need for vaccination, more parents are choosing not to vaccinate their children as a study published on September 20 in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) reports.
The Rise and Fall of Andrew Wakefield and a Very Misguided Theory
When my son Charlie was born in 1997, getting him immunized seemed a matter of protocol. I still remember the yearly check-ups with Dr. Lee; "shots" were always last and the part I hated the most. My parents had both worked in hospitals and I rigorously followed the schedule of vaccinations, feeling those tugs at the heartstrings when Charlie wriggled, wailed and was pinned down to get his shots.
Then Charlie was diagnosed with autism in 1999 and my husband Jim found ourselves inundated with information (mostly from the internet) about one particular theory of autism associated with a British doctor, Andrew Wakefield, who claimed that the MMR was linked to autism. We dug into our memories to recall Charlie's reactions to the vaccines he'd been given. Though there was nothing very dramatic — no "overnight" loss of language as some parents have ardently described — we chose not to have Charlie have his scheduled vaccines when he was 5. We sought religious exemptions for a few years before concluding what we had long thought, that Charlie was born autistic and that no external environmental agent had "triggered" autism in him.
Charlie is 15 now. Wakefield's 1998 study linking the MMR to autism has been retracted by the British medical journal, The Lancet, that published it and he is no longer able to practice medicine in the UK. Scientific studies refuting a vaccine-autism link have accrued.
Fear and Uncertainty About Vaccines Remain
Yet parents are as wary, if not distrustful and downright scared, of vaccines as ever and no matter how much doctors and public health officials explain how immunizations not only protect your child but an entire community due to the creation of herd immunity (when a high-enough percentage of people in a community are vaccinated, those who are not vaccinated such as babies are protected).
Washington State Has Lowest Vaccine Rate in the US
Accordingly, states are starting to take action to address low vaccination rates. Last year, Washington state adopted a law making it harder for parents to opt out of vaccinating a child in order for him or her to attend public school. In the decade ending in 2008, the number of parents seeking exemptions from immunizing their children more than doubled in the state of Washington. In the 2008-2009 school year, the parents of 7.6 percent of kindergartners sought exemptions.
But already under the new law, the opt-out rate in Washington has fallen by a quarter, the New York Times notes.
Other states may well follow Washington's leads and pass similar legislation to make it harder to secure an exemption. Currently, 48 states allow parents to request religious exemptions for vaccinations (the exceptions are Mississippi and West Virginia) and 20 allow parents to request such on philosophical grounds.
Vaccines: A Matter of the Heart?
Children need to be vaccinated and parents who opt out must keep in mind that infectious diseases can be deadly. But I wonder if the medical and scientific establishment, in their concerted efforts to exhort parents to immunize children, have not taken sufficiently into account the emotions affecting parents' choices. These are so strong, and run so deep, as to make a person give a nod to "the science" and then go look for answers of her own (which the internet has, of course, made amply available). The whole business of getting a child immunized — the long needles, the syringes, even the word "shot" (or "jab" in the UK) — smacks of harm and hurt and gives rise to a parent's instincts to protect, rational thinking be damned.
I think Wakefield understood all this and it is extremely unfortunate, if not tragic, that he used this understanding to promote an incorrect notion, that vaccines or something in vaccines could be linked to autism. This idea, in all its wrongheadedness, lives a stubborn half-life.
While legislation like Washington state's is crucial for our public health, I suspect such laws may only increase distrust and defiance in those doubtful about vaccines. Perhaps the message we need to send out is not "vaccinate your child because, studies show this will protect their health" but rather "you love your child — vaccinate!"
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People assume those who question vaccine safety are anti-vaccine They see the issue as black or white - no nuances-- To imply that not vaccinating your child means you don't love your child is just downright cruel. Anyone who's heard the stories of children who were perfectly normal and then nearly brain dead the next day after a vaccine and the suffering that child endured for years before he died are not trying to be burdens on society and they are not unloving parents for wanting to be sure the vaccines are as safe as they can possibly be. They are caring and smart, and Andrew Wakefield is on youtube all over the place standing up for his research which has been vindicated. He merely suggested breaking up the MMR into separate vaccines. Common sense will tell you that not stressing a child's immune system with more than one vaccine at a time will less likely trigger any underlying immune dysfunction. And since we live in a world where children are usually bombarded with numerous chemicals daily, it makes since in today's world not to overload their systems with mercury or other toxic ingredients that COULD be replaced in vaccines.
By the way, the flu shot still contains mercury, but you can ask for the ones that don't - CVS, for example gets it both way - out of the vial, it's got mercury -- separately packaged, it doesn't.
Maybe vaccination is a necessary evil,
ScienceDaily (Oct. 1, 2012)
Misconduct, Not Error, Accounts for Most Scientific Paper Retractions: 10-Fold Increase in Fraud-Related Retractions Found
In sharp contrast to previous studies suggesting that errors account for the majority of retracted scientific papers, a new analysis -- the most comprehensive of its kind -- has found that misconduct is responsible for two-thirds of all retractions. Included fraud or suspected fraud, duplicate publication and plagiarism. The paper's findings show as a percentage of all scientific articles published, retractions for fraud or suspected fraud have increased 10-fold since 1975.
Researchers found that 21 percent of the retractions were attributable to error, while 67 percent were due to misconduct, including fraud or suspected fraud (43 percent), duplicate publication (14 percent), and plagiarism (10 percent). Miscellaneous or unknown reasons accounted for the remaining 12 percent.
"What's troubling is that the more skillful the fraud, the less likely that it will be discovered, so there likely are more fraudulent papers out there that haven't yet been detected and retracted," said Dr. Casadevall
Paper Title, "Misconduct accounts for the majority of retracted scientific publications." Other authors are Ferric Fang, M.D. (University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA) and R. Grant Steen, Ph.D. (Medical Communications Consultants, Chapel Hill, NC).
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The people that are refusing shots are the ones that have done the most in depth research. In spite of her quotes it is Rebecca P that is ignorant of the facts. You need to believe that the media and the drug companies love you and care about you and are honest. Evidence is only as good as it's source. You obviously get all your information from the corrupt mainstream, and then believe it all , blindly following, never questioning. You ignore all the tons of evidence out there to the contrary, assuming that the statistics are true but are likely compiled from the drug companies or their cronies. Their convictions or fines alone should be enough to tip you off. Look around first hand. There is more disease and sickness and poor health than ever in history. We may live longer now but what kind of life is it if we are full of disease. Does that look like the government, the medical community, the drug companies and mainstream media are doing a great job.
Should we trust the drug companies, the ones who put mercury in shots. The most toxic metal on the planet. Then they claim to have quit using mercury. I doubt they are honest about that and how would we know. Why did they use mercury in the first place. We known for many years how toxic it is so the drug companies were injecting this into us knowingly. Does that sound like someone we can trust and that cares about and loves you. The internet has truthful information and false info and we have to sort it out, but we cannot count on getting the truth from the corrupt mainstream. They have everything to gain by going with the rich and powerful, it helps their bottom line. And do not expect the FDA or the CDC to be honest. They allow side effects of tuberculosis, cancer, heart attack, stroke, liver failure and death. The most conserative estimate of deaths per year by properly presribed drugs is over 100,000 and that does not include horrible side effects in those numbers. That is who we should trust.
More garbage from Miss Chew. I would like to see your pay check from the drug companies. Either that or you refuse to look at the evidence. Past articles have shown the same ignorance or conflict of interest. Not only are there many, many experts including doctors, researchers and scientists that say vaccinations are ineffective but bad for us. Of course their research was not paid for by the drug companies. So when you say what science says be clear as to whose science. And you will not find the truth in mainstream, they get huge sums of money for advertising from the drug compnies. I have talked to people first hand that have had vaccinations that got the illness that the vaccination was to prevent, or got sck from the vaccination. And to Rebecca, when somone gets vaccinated and has an immediate reaction it has nothing to do with cell phones. Get a clue. Can you add 2+2. Did you know Rebecca that the drug compnies have been fined for altering research results and hiding bad outcomes. It is a matter of public record.
Just an add to my previous post.
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"Do You need to put a cocktail of chemicals to prevent an infection from poliovirus? since "Approximately 95 to 99 percent of people who are infected with poliovirus never develop polio symptoms.." http://polio.emedtv.com/polio/cure-for-polio.html "
You conveniently forgot the bold type at the very begining of the article:
"Although polio has no cure, prevention is available through a vaccine. In the United States, it is given as an inactivated polio vaccine. Approximately 90 percent or more of polio vaccine recipients develop protective antibodies to all three poliovirus types after two doses, and at least 99 percent are immune following three doses."
Found it interesting and a bit informative =x
Do You need to put a cocktail of chemicals to prevent an infection from poliovirus? since "Approximately 95 to 99 percent of people who are infected with poliovirus never develop polio symptoms.." http://polio.emedtv.com/polio/cure-for-polio.html
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Yes! I am a bit worried about how Rubel bowls at death overs, especially the last over. He is consistently failing bowling at the last over for some times now. He should find out where he is doing wrong and correct it by himself with help from bowling coach.
My! My! Cant believe youre walking into a trap set by a troll masquerading as a Windie fan!
Anyway, any bowler can get hit in a bleeding T20 match, especially, when a batsman is well set and batting at the death. Btw, how did Marlon bat against Rubel in TEST?? I recall him ducking and diving quite a few times against Rubel who was bowling, to be honest, quite within himself.
T20 is just not cricket!
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