History in photos: Ferndale is 100 years old
When I first set out to write about Ferndale’s 100th birthday as a municipality, I had anticipated having to use...

Watching Detroit change and occasional musical musings.
When I first set out to write about Ferndale’s 100th birthday as a municipality, I had anticipated having to use...
There have been a lot of changes recently in Michigan’s nearly decade-old medical marijuana industry. The Legislature passed new laws...
If you’ve been surfing the airwaves (remember those?) around downtown Ferndale lately, you may have noticed a new non-commercial college-style...
As the founder and CEO of Sachse Construction, Todd Sachse has been involved in many of Detroit’s biggest development projects...
Let’s face it: 2017 was a brutal year. It made 2016, itself no peach, seem like the Good Ol’ Days....
I took this photo a couple weeks ago, before the snow flew, of the remains of William Howard Taft School...
After writing about the state’s proposal to redevelop I-375 in Detroit as a surface-level boulevard, I partnered with my podcast...
Interstate 375’s days are numbered. The mile-long freeway, which destroyed an historic African American neighborhood in Detroit 50 years ago...
While I spend a lot of time on this blog advocating for more urban, pedestrian-oriented development, there’s no denying that...
Crews will soon begin work converting an historic former WWJ transmitter building on Eight Mile Road in Oak Park to...
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