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Woodbridge Projects Detroit Unclear on How Many Displaced Residents Live There
WPCNR THE HOUSING NEWS. By John F. Bailey. July 4, 2009: It is unclear how new public housing replacement projectsopened in the last ten years benefitted residents of public housing - at least in Detroit .
WSU raises tuition 4.8% for in-state undergrads, 5.4% for others
Wayne State University has raised tuition 4.8 percent for in-state undergraduate students and 5.4 percent for others for the 2009-2010 school year.
Ol' Blue Eyes had nothing on ol' Bruno
This feature chronicles the lives of recently deceased Tucsonans. Some were well-known across the community.
By AMBER HUNT, PEGGY WALSH-SARNECKI, ZLATI MEYER and JOE SWICKARD * Free Press staff writers * July 2, 2009 Updated at 9 p.m. The 18-year-old suspect in Tuesday's shootings of seven teenagers was released from custody tonight after Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said there wasn't enough evidence to charge him with a crime.
Wayne State raises tuition 5.4% for fall
Students at Wayne State University will face a 5.4 percent tuition increase in the fall after the Board of Governors unanimously and "reluctantly" raised rates Wednesday.
Wayne State to set fall tuition rates today
Students at Wayne State University will be paying more in tuition in the fall -- but the question remains how much.
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First female fire inspector blazes trail
DELTA TWP. - Dawn O'Brien, Delta Township's first female fire inspector, is a woman of contrasts.
Conyers says little about wife's legal troubles
On the day City Councilwoman Monica Conyers stepped into a federal courtroom at home in Detroit to plead guilty to bribery, her husband was at home in Washington.
Fast Company: James Canning of Canning Communications
Detroit knows the James Canning from his days as mayoral spokesman for Kwame Kilpatrick, but it's starting to discover James Canning , entrepreneur.
TechTown program offers guidance to future entrepreneurs
Detroit -- Hundreds of would-be entrepreneurs attended a conference Wednesday at Wayne State University that introduced them to FastTrac to the Future, a national program that helps to train potential business owners.
Bad Plus links acoustic jazz with pop culture
The Bad Plus, an alt-acoustic piano trio, has won a wide following by maintaining a running dialogue with popular culture through canny covers of material by Black Sabbath, Nirvana and others.
Officer honored for saving boy, 7, from watery pit
The Detroit City Council has honored a Wayne State University police officer for helping save a 7-year-old boy who fell into a water-filled hole at a construction site.
June 22, 2009 | Vol. 87 Issue 25
C&EN reaches over 158,000 primary subscribers worldwide plus a pass-along readership for a total of 300,000 scientific readers.
Michigan universities fail Accountability 101
Public college students in Michigan pay higher tuition rates, and a larger share of their total college costs, than the national average, according to a new study.
Warren prayer booth under fire
For those who have fallen victim to job loss, medical or financial problems and aren't sure where to turn, a religious group behind a spiritual booth at City Hall is recommending faith as an option.
Miss Wayne County Wins Miss Michigan Title
An Oakland County woman who is the reigning Miss Wayne County has been named Miss Michigan for 2009.
Surprise! Michiganian isn't 'Island' killer
STUDIO CITY, Calif. -- For weeks, it seemed like J.D. Dunn was the bad guy on CBS' horror series "Harper's Island." But the real serial killer murdered that notion when he hacked up poor Goth and left him to die on the docks in an episode that aired a couple of Saturdays ago.
Group in Lansing rallies against Iranian election
LANSING - A group of people rallied at the Michigan Capitol this afternoon to protest Iran's presidential election results.
New depression drug wins Mich. development funding
Wayne State University and former Pfizer scientists have formed a partnership hoping to expedite a promising new drug for depression while attracting biotech investors to the state.