Posts Tagged ‘ Detroit ’

Detroit's renewal might be solved by a great citizenship boondoggle

January 16, 2009
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Detroit has had its population shrink over the last several years. Decay, driven by a shrinking manufacturing base and lack of leadership in Detroit and Lansing have allowed this once great metropolis to achieve full blown bankrupt third world status in a matter of a few short years.  But...

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Detroit, look around you.

September 28, 2008
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Because all you see is about to be owned by the federal government. As your property values dropped, your homeowners couldn’t sell.  Small business failed as it couldn’t meet the obligations as Michigan taxes rose, and populations dropped, and the Big automobile manufacturers just sold a stake (yeah call...

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Michigan doesnt know it yet, but…

September 26, 2008
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Guess what?  Did you know that, but for a few unique pockets within the state of Michigan, home values have gone down?  Not only in Detroit, where average values have dropped by 40% or more, but also throughout the rest of the state. In light of the recent panic...

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Kwame Bobblehead Coming Soon!

August 17, 2008
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Kwame Bobblehead Coming Soon!

With all of his recent court activity, tethered or not tethered, and whether he will make it to the convention to spoil it for Obama? His head has GOT to be spinning… Hmm  stare for a while ..it is somewhat hypnotic…

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