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American Arab Chamber of Commerce |
As the American Arab Chamber of Commerce begins its 16th year, we see a growing and energized Arab American business community. The goals for which the Chamber was established in 1992 are as vital today as they were at the Chamber\\\'s founding: help Arab American businesses grow and flourish.
Located in Dearborn, Michigan - 48126 |
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Armada |
Armada, (ar-MAY-dah), is located in northern Macomb County in Armada Township, at the junction of North and Armada Center Roads. Armada is particularly known regionally and state-wide for celebrating the Armada Fair, always one week before the Michigan State Fair, usually falling on the third weekend in August. Its high rating by travel associations has been earned by this small town |
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Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce |
APACC is incorporated as a 501c (6), not-for-profit membership association dedicated to the economic advancement of Asian Pacific American (APA) businesses and professionals.
Located in Southfield, Michigan. |
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AutoBlog |
Informational coverage and stories about the auto industry, including models, news, auto shows and more. |
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Automation Alley |
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Automotive News |
Automotive News -- In-depth coverage of the automotive industry with special features for subscribers |
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Avon Players |
Avon Players is a nonprofit community theater group located along the winding banks of Stoney Creek in the quaint Historic District of Rochester Hills, Michigan, only about two miles from the heart of downtown Rochester.
The group was founded in 1947 by enthusiasts who loved the thrill and energy of live performances. Many of the original members had earlier been part of a church theatre group who wanted to share their theatrical enjoyment with the entire community.
Rochester Hills, Michigan |
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Better Business Bureau - Eastern Michigan |
Our Vision:
An ethical marketplace where buyers and sellers can trust each other.
Our Mission:
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Bonstelle Theatre |
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Broadway in Detroit |
The inside scoop on exciting events at the Fisher Theatre and Nederlander events at the Detroit Opera House. |
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Bruce Township |
Located in the northwest corner of Macomb County, Bruce Township is bordered by Oakland County to the west, Lapeer County to the north, Washington Township to the south and Armada Township to the east. Organized in 1833, Bruce Township has retained its rural, agricultural based character. Growth has been steady. Bruce Township |
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Car and Driver |
Print and online magazine about cars, featuring reviews, buyers\' guides, news, videos, forums and more.
Located in Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 |
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Car Connection |
Get the inside scoop on new cars: car reviews, car photos, test drive results, technical specs and more. Comprehensive car reviews from auto experts. Get expert opinions from new car test drives. Find cool cars and get inside exclusives on hot concept cars, spy shots with auto show blogging coverage and daily automotive industry news. |
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CBC - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation |
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Canada\'s national public broadcaster
On this site you will find information about the range of services we provide Canadians in English, French and eight aboriginal languages. You will also find news and information about the people, partnerships, and activities that make us one of this country\'s largest cultural institutions.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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Center Line |
Center Line is 1.7 square miles and is located in Macomb County. Center Line was incorporated into a village in 1925 and as a city in 1936. The St. Clement Church Bell Tower is a landmark of Center Line. There is also the Center Line Memorial Park, the recreation center and one public library. Center Line got its name from being between two major Indian Trails in the 1840 |
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Christian Sports International |
Christian Sports International (CSI) is a 501 |
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Chrysler Corporation |
Official corporate site for information on Chrsyler, Dodge and Jeep automobiles.
Located in Auburn Hills, Michigan |
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City Search - Detroit |
Your comprehensive guide to Detroit. Detroit restaurants, bars, night clubs, hotels, shops, spas, events, attractions, yellow page listings and more. Find reviews, directions and information on all the latest venues and businesses in Detroit. |
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CKLW AM 800 Radio |
50,000 watts of local news, compelling talk, how-to/advice programs and play-by-play sports, keeps Windsor and surrounding areas informed and involved, 24hours a day.
CKLW is the local Town Hall, the Canadian perspective in a sea of U.S. media. People who listen to us are in touch with their community.
AM800 is the home of Windsor\'s number one morning show. AM800\'s talk programming is talk for today about issues that are important to the 25-54 demo.
With a comprehensive local focus on news, community issues and information as well as specially selected CHUM Radio Network programming, CKLW is extremely active in the community.
Windsor, Ontario, Canada |
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CKWW AM 580 |
AM580 CKWW is a Motor City oldies radio station in Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan. Featuring great oldies from the 50\'s, 60\'s and the 70\'s. |
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Clarkston Village Players |
The idea of establishing a place for live theater in Clarkston was born in March 1961. A small group gathered together and organized the Clarkston Village Players. The first play, \"Two Blind Mice\" was performed just two months later at Clarkston High School. Since then, live theater in Clarkston has been off and running.
Clarkston, Michigan |
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Clinton Township |
On July 22, 1782 David Zeisberger and his followers founded the first settlement in Clinton Township. He described the site of \"New Gnadenhutten\" in his diary, \"founded on this side of the river a fine place to lay out a town on a height ... between the river and the height, there are many springs with many separate little brooks that flow into the river and have exceedingly good water. The land on the site of the town is so sandy ... the lowlands are very rich with heavy timber. We chose this place before all others for our town site ... heavily laden boats can go even to the fork, a half-mile higher up ... and canoes can go much further. We are glad and thankful to have found such a good and healthy a spot for a town site nothing was lacking. We found traces that long ago an Indian town must have stood on this place.\" |
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CNNMoney.com - Financial News  |
CNN, FORTUNE, MONEY, BUSINESS 2.0 and Fortune Small Business magazines offer business news and financial market coverage updated throughout the day, along with stock quotes, investing and personal finance advice, tools, lists & archival magazine content. |
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COBO Center |
Detroit\'s World Class meeting and convention facility; 2.4 million sq. foot complex over 80 meeting rooms; one of the largest contiguous exhibit floor space in North America; beautiful view of Canada. Located in Detroit, Michigan. |
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Community Chambers |
Links to Metro Detroit community and city guides and other Metro Detroit shopping guides |
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Community Media Network - CMNTV |
Community Media Network is one of the largest and most prestigious public access organizations in Michigan. Since its inception in 1983, CMN has supported Public Access and residents, organizations, schools and agencies of the consortium, with free or low-cost access to television production, training and cablecast on a non-discriminatory basis. We currently serve 11 cities in southeastern Oakland County, Michigan. |
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Community Theatre Association of Michigan |
CTAM is a nonprofit organization of nonprofessional theatres. Member groups are actively
engaged in all phases of theatrical production in their respective communities. CTAM is
supported by dues from Member Groups and Associate Members
Alma, Michigan
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Crain\'s Detroit Business |
Daily news and features from crainsdetroit.com and from the weekly newspaper Crain\'s Detroit Business. RSS feeds for breaking news and the Detroit automotive, technology, health care, manufacturing, sports, real estate, nonprofit and government sectors |
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Create Detroit |
CreateDetroit is a blog site devoted to Detroit:
Working to engage, attract and retain the Creative Class to grow the economy and spirit of Detroit.
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Daimler Corporation |
Welcome to our global Corporate Website - our virtual location on the Internet. We aim to serve your needs with comprehensive information - whether you\\\'re a customer, an investor or analyst, whether you\\\'re looking for general information or have a question to submit. We appreciate your time spent with us and hope you enjoy your visit!
Located in Detroit, Michigan (Detroit Diesel Corporation) |
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Detroit Economic Club |
The mission of Detroit Economic Club (DEC) is to provide a platform for the debate and discussion of the great business, government and social issues of the day.
Located in Detroit, Michigan - 48226 |
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Detroit Economic Growth Corp. |
DEGC coordinates efforts to market Detroit to businesses and developers locally and from around the world. It's full-time staff of economic development and project management professionals provide expertise in site selection, incentives, financing, business climate information analysis, negotiating development agreements, and managing construction projects. |
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Detroit Opera House |
Home of the Michigan Opera Theater.
Detroit, Michigan |
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Detroit Puppet Theater |
PuppetART Center is located in Detroit |
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Detroit Regional Chamber |
It\'s simple - the Chamber is made up of member companies who make a volunteer annual investment in order to receive an even greater return at the end of the year. Currently, more than 23,000 businesses across the region |
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Dodge |
Official site for information and resources on Dodge vehicles.
Located in Auburn Hills, Michigan (Chrysler Corp.) |
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DTE Energy Music Theater |
Patrons of DTE Energy Music Theatre took advantage of a great array of stars this summer including Dave Matthews Band, Maroon 5, Jack Johnson and many more. DTE got off to its best start ever, selling out four of its first five concerts for the first time in PS&E |
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Eastpointe |
Eastpointe is an excellent residential community of high quality predominantly brick homes, most of which were constructed during the past 30-40 years and are well maintained. There are ample shopping areas, business and professional establishments within and near the city to serve its residents well. Eastpointe is conveniently located to downtown Detroit, as well as to large industrial and manufacturing areas in the cities of Warren and Sterling Heights. Lake St. Clair, Metropolitan Beach and other recreational facilities are also nearby. |
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Fox Theater |
Detroit\\\'s crown jewel, the Fox Theatre, has played host to some of the biggest names in show business and holds its ground as one of the top-grossing theaters of its size in the nation. Please see below for important contact information as well as a listing of upcoming events at the Fox Theatre.
Detroit, Michigan |
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Fraser |
The village was founded in 1857 by Alex Fraser and was given a post office on June 14, 1860. Fraser and Leonard Scott were the first postmasters. The office was closed on September 13, 1860. It was later restored (September 22, 1860), with Mr. Scott again its postmaster. For the pioneer settler William McPherson, the post office was renamed McPhersonville, on October 15, 1860 and changed back to Fraser on January 13, 1863. When the Grand Trunk Railroad came through a quarter of a mile from the post office in 1865, its station was named Fraser. This village was incorporated as the village of Fraser in 1895, the name was legally changed to Fraser in 1928, and Fraser was incorporated as a city in 1956. |
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Harrison Township |
Harrison Township is a beautiful community located in southeast Michigan nestled along the western shores of Lake St. Clair. Our Board and our employees are here to serve your interests as residents. Many of our services begin on this site. Whether summer or winter, Harrison Township is a beautiful place to be. |
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High Earth Orbit |
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Hispanic Business Alliance |
The HBA provides access to a valuable and expanding network of business resources that contribute to the economic growth and development of the Hispanic Community.
Our goal is to promote and support the economic development of business and individuals by providing opportunities for networking, procurment and partnership.
Located in Detroit, Michigan - 48216 |
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Historic Gem & Century Theatres |
The Historic Gem and Century Theatre, located in Downtown Detroit, Michigan, are amongst the finest centers for theatre entertainment. The recently remodeled theater offers cabaret-style seating and an upscale restaurant called the Century Grille |
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Human Resources Training |
Metro Detroit businesses specializing in personnel training and management, human resources development |
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Inforum - A Professional Womens Alliance |
Unique in the U.S., and one of the largest and most prestigious business forums in the Midwest, Inforum has more than 2,000 members in its Southeast Michigan (Detroit), Mid-Michigan (Lansing) and West Michigan (Grand Rapids) affiliates. No other group brings together as many women to help each other lead and succeed.
Located in Detroit, Michigan - 48201 |
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Jeep |
Official site for information and resources on Jeep vehicles.
Located in Auburn Hills, Michigan (Chrysler Corp.) |
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Lenox Township |
Lenox Township is located in Northeastern Macomb County, on the St. Clair County line. Its largest community is New Haven, which is to the south on Gratiot Rd. This area is a mixture of urban and rural, consisting of both subdivisions scattered among small farms and fields. The Wetzel State Park is also located here, a freshwater marsh-like area that features several undeveloped marshy areas with turn-offs along Coon Creek. Lenox Township was originally organized in 1837. It began as a sheep raising community. A slaughterhouse was built at Muttonville which eventually served the entire Detroit area. |
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Macomb Ballet Company |
The Macomb Ballet Company (MBC), founded in 1983, fulfills a
cultural need in our community while giving serious dance students,
ages 8 - 25, the opportunity to grow artistically through performance
experience on a professional stage at the Macomb Center for the
Performing Arts in Clinton Township. |
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Macomb County |
Official Macomb County website |
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Macomb Township |
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Manufacturing Central |
A division of the Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce, the Manufacturing Council is a forum for manufacturing firms of all sizes and stages of growth to identify ways to shape their business environment through input in the Detroit Regional Chamber\'s public policy advocacy and other strategic initiatives.
Located in Detroit, Michigan - 48232 |
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Memphis |
Memphis is one square mile and was named after Memphis, Egypt, \"the City on the Nile.\" Memphis straddles the county lines of north Saint Clair County and southwest St. Clair County. Memphis was established in 1835. Memphis is located on a bluff overlooking the Belle River. Memphis has a landmark called \"The Thing\", which is a historical marker noting the home of the first automobile. This first automobile ran six miles. There are three parks in Memphis, they are: The Edward Musial Memorial Park, The Old School Park, and the ballfield. |
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Metro Area Banks and Banking News |
Southeast Michigan banks and credit unions, banking news headlines |
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Metro Detroit Radio Stations |
Index of Metro Detroit radio stations, today\'s music industry headlines, MP3 news, hip hop news, and local music links |
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Michigan Ballet |
Website for Michigan Classic Ballet Company |
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Michigan Chamber of Commerce |
The Michigan Chamber of Commerce applies the resources of the state |
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Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
The Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is incorporated as a 501c (6), not-for-profit membership association dedicated to promoting economic
development in the Hispanic community through the growth of its member companies.
The organization is headquartered in Southfield, Michigan, and is governed by a 30-member Board of Directors. |
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Michigan Talent Bank |
Whether you are looking for a job or looking for employees, the Michigan Talent Bank is the place to be. If you are a job seeker, search more than 15,000 new job openings monthly and post your resume so more than 40,000 employers can find it. If you are an employer, sign up to search more than 600,000 resumes for the ideal candidate and post your jobs to let job seekers find you. Best of all, it |
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Michigan Youth Theater |
Founded in January of 2000, Michigan Youth Theater is a youth centered performing arts organization. Our mission is to develop leadership, teamwork, and communications skills in youth ages 12 to 19 through theater production experiences while providing professional quality, classics-based live theater experiences and education for community schools and audiences of all ages.
Holly, Michigan |
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Mount Clemens |
Located on the winding banks of the Clinton River, Mount Clemens offers its residents small town delights with the conveniences of contemporary urban life. Platted in 1818 by Christian Clemens, the son of a Mennonite farmer who was a conscientious objector in the Revolutionary War, Mount Clemens is the oldest community in Macomb County and the County Seat. Healing mineral springs were discovered in 1862, giving rise to the City\'s illustrious bathhouse era which lasted from 1873 to 1940. Dubbed \"America\'s Bath City,\" Mount Clemens soothed sufferers from around the globe who flocked to the more than 40 bathhouses and hotels to drink and bathe in the revitalizing waters. |
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New Baltimore |
The City of New Baltimore is located in the northeast corner of Macomb County bordering beautiful Anchor Bay located on the coastline of Lake St. Clair. The City is approximately 30 minutes northeast of downtown Detroit, Michigan. New Baltimore is 4.6 square miles with a population of 11,110 as of May of 2004. It is the fastest growing community in Macomb County. The City of New Baltimore was incorporated as a village in 1867 and as a City in 1931. New Baltimore is a home rule City with a strong Mayoral form of government. The Mayor |
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New Haven |
New Haven is located in northeastern Macomb County in southern Lenox Township, approximately three miles from the St. Clair County line. It functions as a bedroom community to the greater Detroit metro area, while still retaining a small-town-like atmosphere. This town was first settled in 1835, originally named New Baltimore Station. In 1838, it was officially organized and named New Haven by one of the town fathers, Adam A. Bennett. In 1865, the Grand Trunk Railroad built a line through here on the way to Port Huron, which assured the town |
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Performance Network Theatre |
Performance Network is Ann Arbor, Michigan\\\'s non-profit professional theatre company, featuring Off-Broadway quality productions in an intimate 139 seat theatre.
This award-winning, nationally recognized theatre company is just steps away from downtown restaurants, shops and cafes. Featuring a diverse selection of world premieres, musicals, comedies, dramas and American classics, Performance Network is the perfect centerpiece for an elegant night on the town.
Ann Arbor, Michigan |
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Ray Township |
Ray Township was established in 1827. At that time, the boundaries included what is now Armada Township. In 1832 the boundaries were enlarged to include Lenox, Macomb and Richmond Townships. But later Ray Township was reduced to its present size of 36 square miles with boundaries as follows-32 Mile as the northern boundary, 26 Mile as its southern boundary, it |
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Real Estate News |
Real estate news and information site. |
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Richmond |
Richmond is a rapidly growing city with an estimated population of 5,200 residents and is linked by the I-94 Expressway, M-19, and the Gratiot Avenue corridor to the Detroit/Flint/Port Huron metropolitan areas. The City has seven subdivisions under development, which will add another 2,250 residents to the City within the next few years. Commercial and industrial development are also inthe works. Still, Richmond maintains the cherished serenity of small town living. Although only forty miles north of Detroit and twenty miles southwest of Port Huron, all roads that lead to Richmond are lined with rich farm lands and scenic Michigan landscapes. The Grand Trunk Railroad remains. Its tracks reach west to Pontiac and cities beyond, north or Port Huron and Canada, and south to Detroit and rest of the nation. Ocean lines traveling the St. Clair River, the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway are just twenty minutes from Richmond\'s border. Michigan\'s largest airport, the Detroit Metropolitan, is sixty miles away and the St. Clair County Airport is a ten minute drive from the City. It is little wonder that this community, with its access to the world, continues to prosper. |
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Romeo |
Romeo is 1.75 square miles in size and is located in northwestern Macomb County on M-53. This community is part of the greater Detroit metro area, but still retains much of its small town charm, as evidenced by its turn-of-the century architecture. First called the Hoxey Settlement in 1822, and then later Indian Village, it eventually was given its final name at the suggestion from a Mrs. Laura Taylor, who felt the name should be short, musical, classical and uncommon. Romeo was officially established as a village in 1838. Attractions include the \"Where Art Thou Romeo\" Art walk during the first weekend in October, the Romeo Historical Museum, the Romeo Home Tour during the third weekend in May, the Michigan Peach Festival in September and the Romeo Historical Society\'s Craft Show the first weekend in December. |
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Roseville |
When Michigan became a state in 1837, a farming community, which is now Roseville, was made part of Orange Township. Because of strong Irish sentiment, the township\'s name was changed to Erin in 1843. In 1836, William Rose was appointed the areas first postmaster. He established a permanent office in 1840, called the Roseville Post Office, after his father Denison Rose, a hero of the War of 1812. In 1846, a wooden plank tollroad (now known as Gratiot Avenue or M-3) was constructed, connecting the community with Detroit and Mount Clemens. One of the tollgates was located at Gratiot Avenue and Utica Road. The tollgate sign giving \"Rates of Toll\" now hangs in the Library. In 1886, the Erin Township Hall was built at the corner of Gratiot Avenue and 11 Mile Road and was the Town Hall for the present cities of Eastpointe, Roseville, St.Clair Shores and part of Fraser. In 1926, Roseville was incorporated as a village. The old Roseville Municipal Building was constructed in 1929, at Gratiot Avenue and Meier Road. Both the village and township offices were moved into the building. In 1958, the village became the City of Roseville and Arthur Waterman was elected the first mayor. The present municipal building was built in 1974. |
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Shelby Township |
Shelby Township is a growing and diverse community. An 1822 farmhouse, the township\'s oldest remaining structure, stands proudly amidst the townhip\'s newest homes. One of the nation\'s most ambitious canal projects, the Clinton-Kalamazoo Canal, runs through the township. An 1871 schoolhouse, the Andrews School, provides a unique learning experience for students of all ages. Shelby Township was surveyed and opened for general land sales in 1818. A township goverment was organized in 1827. The settlement of Disco at the crossroads of 24 Mile Road and Van Dyke, began in the 1830s and was a busy community. The 1928 Packard Proving Grounds, an engineering marvel, graces Van Dyke Avenue. |
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Society of Automotive Engineers |
SAE International is the premier membership society dedicated to advancing mobility engineering worldwide. SAE is a global technology information and standards-setting resource for the design, manufacturing, operation, and maintenance of automobiles, aircraft, space vehicles, off-highway equipment, trucks, buses, trains, marine craft, engines, and self-propelled vehicles. SAE offers technical information in the form of papers, books, magazines, meetings, conferences, professional development seminars, workshops, expositions, continuing education programs, and Internet products. |
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Southeast Michigan Radio & TV Dial Guide |
Call letters and channels for Southeast Michigan radio and TV stations. |
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Southwest Detroit Business Association |
An organization for business in the southwest area of Detroit including the Michigan Avenue Business District, the Oakwood Heighs area, Mexicantown, Corktown and the West Vernor Business District.
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St Clair Shores |
The area was home to French settlers as early as 1710, at which time it was called L\'anse Creuse. (L\'anse Creuse was also the name of a stop on the now-defunct interurban railroad off of Jefferson Ave near 9 Mile Road, and the name lives on today in the L\'anse Creuse High School in Harrison Twp.) From 1843 until 1911, St. Clair Shores was a part of Erin Township. In 1911, the township\'s name changed to Lake Township. Lake Township still exists, although greatly reduced in area. It now represents only the small portion of the village of Grosse Pointe Shores that lies within Macomb County. Prior to the city\'s incorporation in 1951, St. Clair Shores was recognized as the largest village in the United States. |
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SuperHouse media |
A Little History
SuperHouse was formed back in 2003, by a small group of friends who enjoyed creating together... they still do.
Since then we have become proficient with a variety of media related initiatives.
We started out with independent film projects, and that is still where we have the most fun.
Along the way we formed a community of fellow artists .
In the process of supporting that community we became quite familiar with web technologies and creating content management systems based on open source software.
Now you can hire us to do it all again for you!
That\'s SuperHouse media.
Located in Livonia, Michigan - 48150 |
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The Auto Link |
The Auto Link is committed to delivering exceptional value and service, from the minute you enter our Showroom or Web site, throughout the life of your vehicle and beyond. We look forward to seeing you in our Dealership, and we hope the information on our Web site will help you get to know us better.
Located in Bartonville, Illinois - 60617 |
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The Detroiter |
Collection of essays, stories and resources on entertainment and the arts in Detroit.
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Visit Detroit |
Visit Detroit Michigan, online hotels, accommodations and Reservations, Packages, Tours, Tickets, in the metro Detroit area, Oakland County, Macomb County and Wayne County. |
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WardsAuto.com |
WARD\'S has covered the auto industry for more than 80 years.
WARD\'S has many news, data and analysis products to meet virtually any information need.
These include monthly magazines (the widely read WARD\'S AutoWorld) and weekly and twice-monthly newsletters (WARD\'S Automotive Reports, WARD\'S Engine and Vehicle Technology Update).
Plus, we offer subscriptions to database products (WARD\'S AutoInfoBank) and a continually updated website (WardsAuto.com).
Our widely trusted reporting and data has earned WARD\'S Automotive Group a reputation as THE SOURCE for global auto industry news and analysis. |
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WDET 101.9 FM |
WDET-FM 101.9 is an audio program and audio service provider dedicated to disseminating knowledge to educate, entertain and culturally enlighten.
WDET will reflect the goals, ideals and diversity of Wayne State University and that of the community which we serve.!
WDET will exhibit integrity and responsibility in its management while striving to maintain a competitive advantage in its programming, its finances and in technology.
WDET\'s continuous pursuit of quality will include creating an environment for its customers and stakeholders that is stimulating, creative, supportive of risk-taking and professional development -- and fun!
Detroit, Michigan |
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WDTK 1400 AM |
\"Townhall.com\"
Townhall.com was launched in 1995 as the first conservative web community. At that time, only a handful of political sites existed and Townhall.com was the first major investment in online activism made by either side. In 2005, Townhall.com split off from The Heritage Foundation in order to expand the scope of Townhall.com\'s mission to inform, empower and mobilize citizens for political change. Today, Townhall.com is a web site that pulls together news and information from its 120 different \"partner organizations,\" political commentary and analysis from over 100 different columnists, and activism tools developed to empower an active citizenry.
Ferndale, Michigan |
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WGPR - 107.5 Radio |
Detroit music radio station |
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WJR Radio |
News/Talk 760 WJR |
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WMUZ - 103.5 FM The Light |
Christian radio station from Crawford Broadcasting.
Crawford Broadcasting Company is the industry leader in reaching radio\'s most loyal and responsive audience, providing the very best in Christian and secular programming with cutting-edge radio station facilities.
Detroit, Michigan |
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WOMC - Oldies 104.3 |
Detroit Oldies 104.3 is the Motor City\'s best station playing great oldies that you have loved throughout the years. Listen online to Oldies 104.3 for songs of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s - The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Billy Joel, The Temptations, The Eagles, The Supremes, Neil Diamond, Elton John and More. Award winning Oldies 104.3 is the home of Dick Purtan and Purtan\'s people - The Morning Show. View recent and archived videos of Metro Detroit\'s favorite personalities. Keep up on The Woodward Dream Cruise, the PGA and other upcoming events, school closings, class reunions, celebrities, tasty recipes and current contests to win free things. Oldies 104.3 is the place to listen to Play by Play Michigan Wolverine Football!
Ferndale, Michigan - 48220 |
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WPON AM 1460 - Talk & Rare Oldies |
Online radio stream featuring talk and oldies.
Southfield, Michigan |
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WVMV 98.7 Smooth Jazz Detroit |
Interactive website for the jazz station in Southfield. |
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WYCD 99.5 Detroit\'s Best Country Radio |
99.5 WYCD, Detroit\'s Best Country. Start with the Dr Don Show, featuring Rachael Hunter, Grunwald, and Jason. Join us for middays with Mike Scott and Edwards & Lee for the drive home. Spend your nights with Jyl Forsyth and Michelle Metcalf. |
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