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From Bankruptcy to Blueprint: Duggan’s Final State of the City Honors Detroit’s Comeback and Calls in Community Power

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Last year’s State of the City was delivered from the heart of a neighborhood church on Dexter Avenue—a deliberate choice that centered the people who never left. This year, Mayor Mike Duggan stood on ground with a different kind of weight: the site of the old Hudson’s department store. Once a symbol of Detroit’s peak, later a marker of its decline, and now—nearly finished—a new tower rising from the scars of the past. But before Duggan spoke, De…
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From Bankruptcy to Blueprint: Duggan’s Final State of the City Honors Detroit’s Comeback and Calls in Community Power

Last year’s State of the City was delivered from the heart of a neighborhood church on Dexter Avenue—a deliberate choice that centered the people who never left. This year, Mayor Mike Duggan stood on ground with a different kind of weight: the site of the old Hudson’s department store. Once a symbol of Detroit’s peak, later a marker of its decline, and now—nearly finished—a new tower rising from the scars of the past. But before Duggan spoke, De…

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Duggan's big night, homelessness on the rise - BridgeDetroit

Today in the notebook Duggan’s last State of the City Homelessness on the rise Grants for new childcare facilities Chicken and duck fees set  Welcome back. I’m still Malachi Barrett. Mayor Mike Duggan’s final State of the City speech served as a reflection on his administration’s work to address Detroit’s problems, but was it also a stealth campaign pitch for leading Michigan as governor?  That question was on my mind as I walked into the new H…

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