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Whittier Bodega Opens on Detroit's East Side, Improving Grocery Access
A new grocery store and deli opened Thursday in Detroit's Outer Drive-Hayes neighborhood, giving east-side residents a walkable alternative to the gas stations and liquor stores many had relied on for groceries. Whittier Bodega, located at Whittier Avenue and Wayburn, is owned by Alontae Pittman, a local east-side resident and father of five who said he wanted to make fresh food easier for his neighbors to find.
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Community invited to The Arc Livingston's Holiday Fashion Show
The Arc Livingston will host the organization's 33rd Annual Holiday Fashion Show, bringing together community members to support programs and services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, on Nov. 19 at Crystal Gardens Banquet Center in Howell. The event serves as the organization's signature fundraiser, according to a community announcement. This year's theme is "Our Community. One Evening. A Year of Impact." "The Holiday Fashion Show is a celebration of everything our community makes possible," wrote Laura Sauer, executive director of The Arc Livingston. "For one evening, we come together to celebrate inclusion, recognize the incredible people we serve and invest in a future where every person with a developmental disability has the opportunity to thrive." The event includes a plated dinner, open bar, silent and live auctions, raffles, games and presentations highlighting the organization's work, according to the announcement. The centerpiece of the evening is the Holiday Fashion Show, where members walk the runway before family members, supporters and community leaders. The show is designed to celebrate participants' confidence, individuality and community inclusion. The fundraiser helps support services and opportunities for local children, adults and families affected by developmental disabilities. There are tickets, sponsorships and donation opportunities
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Welcome Mat: Michigan holiday events and sales to check out soon
Hands-on plant propagation Learn about plant propagation with a hands-on demonstration with Rachel Nisch of historic Grayes Greenhouse at the Country Garden Club of Northville’s upcoming meeting, scheduled for Nov. 4 at 11 a.m. at First United Methodist Church, 45201 N. Territorial Rd., in Plymouth. Grayes is a historic nursery and community space located in Plymouth founded in 1928 now owned by Nisch that specializes in hard-to-find varieties and is known for growing the majority of its houseplants from seed or cuttings onsite. Light refreshments will be served at 11:30 a.m., and a short business meeting will be held. Visitors are welcome. Visit cgcnv.org. Judy Frankel Autumn Warehouse Sale Don’t miss the great deals and equally great vintage merchandise to be had at Judy Frankel Antiques Autumn Warehouse Sale, scheduled for Nov. 5-7 at the Troy gallery. At that time, everything in the store will be 25% off; hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The offer is valid in-store and online. The gallery is at 1748 Northwood Dr. in Troy; 248-649-4399 or visit judyfrankelantiques.com. MDC welcomes the holidays Mark your calendar for upcoming events at the Michigan Design Center. Kick off the season with the Gather, a special
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Snappy Coney Dogs And Beanless Chili Keep Families Lining Up At This Detroit Counter Diner
Ketchup is flat-out banned on the hot dogs here. That one rule tells you everything about how seriously this little counter takes its craft. The star is a natural-casing beef frank in a soft steamed bun. It gets buried under beanless all-beef chili, raw white onions, and a stripe of yellow mustard.
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Casey’s Tavern East Expands a Beloved Ann Arbor Tradition
For decades, Casey’s Tavern on Depot Street has been one of Ann Arbor’s most beloved neighborhood institutions. Its cozy interior, time-honored burgers and unmistakable tavern atmosphere have earned generations of loyal patrons who appreciate its simplicity and sense of history. It is the kind of place where memories are made as much as meals are shared.
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5 Best Restaurants in Dearborn, Michigan You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Dearborn, Michigan — a city where minarets rise beside steeples, where the scent of cardamom and charcoal mingles with the sweetness of baklava and the sizzle of shawarma. Here, the streets are stitched together by generations of Arab-American families, Polish grandmothers, Yemeni bakers, and newcomers drawn by the promise of something soulful simmering in every kitchen. The architecture is a patchwork: brick bungalows, bustling markets, and the neon glow of diners that never close, each corner humming with the stories of those who call Dearborn home.