Posts tagged with "Model D"

Community

Resilient Neighborhoods: These three nonprofits are working to keep East Side Detroiters in their homes

December 10th, 20220 By David Sands Daisy Jackson, a community organizer and caregiver who lives in Detroit's Islandview neighborhood, found something unexpected when she ran a title check on her house. Someone had placed a lien on the home, the three-story Foursquare-style residence on Field Street where she's lived for more than 50 years....

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Resilient Neighborhoods: East Detroit nonprofit has a creative approach to helping local businesses grow

December 6th, 20220 By Caroline Bissonette Wherever you find her, blending up fresh ingredients in her home kitchen or selling smoothies from her weekly stall at the East Warren farmers market, Teleah Mitchum is the picture of health. The lively Detroit-based nutrition consultant and owner of Simone’s Original Smoothies brims with vitality as she talks...

Community

Resilient Neighborhoods: East Side nonprofit’s big plans include community hub and housing project

November 19th, 20220 By David Sands. All photos: Steve Koss Bishop Daryl Harris has fond memories of his formative years in the area now known as Detroit's Osborn neighborhood. A longtime resident whose Total Life Christian Ministries church is headquartered there, he remembers when it was full of commerce and activity. "Back in the '70s and '80s,...

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Resilient Neighborhoods: This Southwest Detroit neighborhood will soon have a new pocket park and greenway

August 27th, 20220 By David Sands Until recently, Bieniek Park and Dingeman Park in Southwest Detroit's Chadsey Condon neighborhood were often referred to as "ghost parks", abandoned recreation areas that have fallen by the wayside. Ethelyn Carroll, a Southwest Detroiter and president of the area's United Block Club Council, remembers how bad things...