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Bid for Troy Public Library’s survival headlines local Election Day issues

Posted on August 2, 2011 by Michael R. Fossano

By Mike Fossano Voters across metro Detroit today will decide tax proposals and pare down mayoral and city council candidates. Typically, the August primary turnouts are much lower than their November brethren, according to election officials, since this is typically … Continue reading →

Posted in Detroit, Politics | Tagged bill milliken, center line, detroit, dr. seuss, e.b. white, election day, greenmead historical village, isaac asimov, livonia, macomb county, Oakland County, pat nixon, rochester hills, ronald reagan, southfield, troy, troy public library, wayne county | Leave a comment

FACT: FILM = FUTURE

Posted on March 3, 2011 by The Woodward Spine

We’re thrilled to welcome aboard the newest contributor to The Woodward Spine, Nicole Vowell, a passionate journalist who currently is a freelance writer and web reporter for Patch.com. Nicole attended last week’s rally to save the Michigan Film Industry Tax … Continue reading →

Posted in Detroit, TV/Film | Tagged andy meisner, detroit, emery king, jeff daniels, jennifer granholm, justin bieber, laurel manor, livonia, maxsar sutdios, Michigan, michigan film industry, michigan film industry tax credit, michigan film organization, mitch albom, philippe martinez, rick snyder, university of michigan, wayne state university | Leave a comment

“A Column with no title, yet” about Film & TV

Posted on February 24, 2011 by The Woodward Spine

The Woodward Spine would like to introduce our newest contributor, Collin Porteus. Collin will be writing a weekly TV/Film column for us with an emphasis on what’s currently going on in the metro Detroit area. It was about two weeks … Continue reading →