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Meijer's small-format Woodward Corner Market sets opening date in in Royal Oak
 (Crain's Detroit Business) 5/12-2019

Meijer's small-format Woodward Corner Market sets opening date in in Royal Oak

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MEDC In the News

 

Alyssa Tracey: MEDC’s International Trade Program Resources
 (Michigan Business Network Blog) 5/12-2019

the award-winning International Trade Program at the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). This program...

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Giving the Gift of Michigan with Dave Lorenz
 (Newsradio WOOD) 5/12-2019

Dave Lorenz, Vice President of Travel Michigan, joined West Michigan's Morning News to talk about giving the gift of...

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Trezise: Growth in Greater Lansing is all good news, but let's not become complacent
 (Lansing State Journal) 5/12-2019

Trezise: Growth in Greater Lansing is all good news, but let's not become complacent Bob Trezise, guest writerPublished 6:00 a.m. ET Dec. 5, 2019 Bob Trezise Bob Trezise (Photo: LSJ file photo) By our calculations, $3.2 billion in construction is currently underway in the Lansing region. This is

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$53.1 million The Boulevard development opens in New Center
 (Crain's Detroit Business) 5/12-2019

$994 last year, according to a state listing. Amanda Bright McClanahan, chief operating officer of the Michigan Economic...

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State Rep: Grant helps create permanent home for Caro farmers market
 (WNEM) 5/12-2019

State Representative Phil Green announced that the Michigan Strategic Fund made a major investment in the heart of downtown Caro. The Michigan Strategic Fund awarded the city with the Community Development Grant which will be used to create a permanent home for the existing farmers market in Caro.

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Business Development

 

Pontiac on revival track as businesses move in
 (Detroit News) 5/12-2019

Pontiac on revival track as businesses move in Candice Williams, The Detroit NewsPublished 10:30 p.m. ET Dec. 3, 2019 | Updated 11:21 a.m. ET Dec. 4, 2019 CONNECT TWEET LINKEDIN COMMENT EMAIL MORE Pontiac — What a difference a decade makes. As the Great Recession bottomed out in 2009, Pontiac was

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Young Entrepreneurs: Bay City restaurant owner offers new cuisine in an old building
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

It’s a unique restaurant in Bay City, but it’s also a one-of-a-kind for in the entire state of Michigan. MI Table’s owner Amberlyn Hales came up with the idea of not only a farm-to-table, but with a theme specific to the state she grew up in. “I was born in Bay City and I’m a big advocate for the

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Community Development

 

Downtown bookstore raising money to transform Bay City alley into work of art
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

Dustin Hartz believes in leading by example. It’s why he opened the bookstore 99 Trees in his hometown Bay City in 2018. And it’s why he continues to not only operate business out of his downtown storefront, but host an ever-evolving series of events aimed at community building. Not content to let

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The Platform Opens The Boulevard, New Center’s First New Residential Construction in a Generation
 (DBusiness) 5/12-2019

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Microbrewery headed downtown
 (Record-Eagle) 5/12-2019

Microbrewery headed downtown

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Lansing City Council OKs $2M in tax incentives to redevelop Temple Club with retail, apartments
 (Lansing State Journal) 5/12-2019

. The tax plan is awaiting approval from the board of the Michigan Strategic Fund. The project involves $7 million in private...

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$60 million The Boulevard development opens in New Center
 (Crain's Detroit Business) 5/12-2019

$60 million The Boulevard development opens in New Center

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Royal Oak making over $500,000 in upgrades at three parks
 (The Oakland Press) 5/12-2019

oyal Oak park workers have started making significant play equipment upgrades at one park and will soon make improvements at two others. The city is spending about $555,000 for the projects, but most of the money – roughly $440,000 – is going toward new play structures at Sullivan Park, at Samoset

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Talent

 

Career fair scheduled for advanced manufacturing company in Algonac
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

Eckhart is ramping up its workforce and hiring new team members right now. As their customers ramp up production, the Michigan-based manufacturing and advanced automation company Eckhart is ramping up its workforce. With three Michigan manufacturing operations and several more out of state, the

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Mid Michigan Industries honors individuals and businesses helping to create inclusive communities
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

Brian Adam had a dream of becoming both employed and independent; so, after his high school graduation, Adam began working with Mid Michigan Industries (MMI), which provides jobs and training for individuals with barriers to employment, to develop the technical skills necessary for workplace success.

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AAPS and local tech companies partner to introduce kids to computer science through "Hour of Code"
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

Next week Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) students will join countless others across the world in the Hour of Code, an event that aims to demystify computer science for kids. From Dec. 9-13, Hour of Code at AAPS will give students the opportunity to take part in various coding activities and

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Economic Trends

 

Why sports tourism could be the next big economic engine of Kent County
 (Rapid Growth Media) 5/12-2019

In recent years, greater Grand Rapids has seen an influx of investment and development which has allowed the region to blossom into a major tourist destination. New shops, restaurants, hotels, events, and attractions have helped the area build and sustain a thriving service economy, fully equipped

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Travel

 

Discover downtown Marine City in a day
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

Candy of all kinds is available at Sweet Tooth. As the popularity of Marine City continues to grow, there is no shortage of things to do during a day-long visit to the small town nestled along the shores of the St. Clair River. Visitors could spend a day perusing shops, enjoying a day of beauty,

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Have Best Ski Day Ever in Northern Michigan
 (MyNorth.com) 5/12-2019

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Arts & Lifestyle

 

Shop Local: A Rapid Growth holiday gift guide
 (Rapid Growth Media) 5/12-2019

Phew. Black Friday and Small Business Saturday are finally behind us. But for those of us that have yet to check off everything on our holiday shopping list, there are plenty of local options to feed your desire for gifts friendly to the local economy. Check out the categories below to find just

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A Bay City Artisan Holiday Gift Guide
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

The holidays are busy times. No matter what you tradition you celebrate, it probably involves decorating, making gifts, shopping, cooking memorable foods, eating special treats, and other festivities. It’s easy to get wrapped up in meaningless motion rather than being intentional with the time and

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Sing along to carols, take in the festive lights: Mt. Pleasant Christmas Celebration returns
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

An annual tradition will once again take over the streets of downtown Mt. Pleasant this holiday season. For the 26th straight year, the Mt. Pleasant Christmas Celebration will draw thousands of community members to the city streets. The two-day event, scheduled for Friday, Dec. 6, and Saturday, Dec

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A Holly Jolly Great Lakes Bay Region: 4 celebrations to kick off Christmas
 (secondwavemedia) 5/12-2019

Time with loved ones, the joy of giving: that’s what many people say the Christmas season is about; however, with fast-paced lives, it can be difficult to find the time to get into the holiday spirit. To help with that, local communities all over the Great Lakes Bay region are hosting free

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Concerts, art and theater events happening in Southeast Michigan Dec. 6
 (The Oakland Press) 5/12-2019

Art • Printmaking Notecards: Drop in workshop 6-9 p.m. Dec. 6 and noon-4 p.m. Dec. 7-8, Detroit Institute of Arts Rivera Court, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit, dia.org. • Desiree Kelly "Then and Now-A Retrospective of Portraits": opening reception 5-7 p.m. Dec. 7, exhibit through February, Detroit

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From Michigan, With Love: Christmas gift ideas
 (WJRT TV) 5/12-2019

From Michigan, With Love: Christmas gift ideas by Rachelle Spence Wednesday, December 4th 2019 From Michigan, With Love FLINT, Mich. -- Franklin Dohanyos is back with more products proudly made in Michigan. Some people are harder to shop for than others. From Michigan, With Love is here to

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Al Tayeb, a Lebanese diner in Garden City, is one of Michigan's best breakfast joints
 (Detroit Free Press) 5/12-2019

For eggs over easy, hash browns and buttered toast, you could go to Angelo’s, the Ann Arbor diner immortalized in the famous Dick Siegel song, or any number of coney islands that come to mind for many of us metro Detroiters when we think “breakfast.” But next time you’re thinking about where to go

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Detroit makes its mark on the lineup for the 2020 Sundance Film Festival in January
 (Detroit Free Press) 5/12-2019

A Detroit-made movie will be in the spotlight at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival — along with some other films with Motor City ties. "Dinner in America" will have its world premiere in the U.S. Dramatic Competition, a category that in recent years has produced such art-house hits as "Eighth Grade,

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