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The goal of this blog is to generate friendships and share information regarding the promotion and retention of families in the urban center of Cincinnati.
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7 comments:
Goodbye Detroit. Nice to know you.
Demo the city but keep the airport hub?
Holy crap.
Sometimes one door has to close before another opens....All the best to the new D!
There's one marvelous street in downtown Detroit though -- the Heidelberg Project. It's a block-long outsider art installation. The buildings are painted and decorated, the empty lots full of sculptures. I hope this link works:
http://www.pbase.com/triciawildflower/heidelbergproject&view=slideshow
Blue Ash Mom
Oh foof, the link didn't work, and I don't know how to make it work. You'll just have to google Heidelberg Project on your own.
Blue Ash Mom
has anyone heard about Detroit's plan for these vacant lots? A few people have informed me that the city plans on turning their vacant parcels into farmland. Meaning there will be farmland in between the urban core and the suburbs. If that is true, it's great to see Detroit looking for unconventional, creative solutions to its massive problems.
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