A new report from @TransitCenter finds that 2.8 million transit riders are considered “essential workers” during the #COVID19 emergency, underscoring just how essential it is to keep transit running.
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New restaurant coming to Woodward. Beer hall progress on Washington. Corktown development plans. New coffee joint opens (soon) in Wayne State’s Mike Ilitch School of Business.
Olympic Games 2020 most likely being shifted to 2021 as Canada & Australia announce withdrawal due to #CoronavirusPandemic. Wonder how #Olympics2020 logo actually resembles a virus 😱🦠
#Corona#COVID19
Today, @MayorMikeDuggan shared that @DetroitParksRec is providing meals for children during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Meal pick-up will be provided at the following Recreation Centers:
Adams Butzel, 10500 Lyndon
Farwell, 2711 E. Outer Drive
Kemeny, 2260 S. Fort Street
As we work out way through this crisis, one small but very important action everyone can take now, to help our City and its people, is to fill out their 2020 Census.
Visit https://t.co/UYvgGdKNhe to fill out your Census! #BeCountedDetroit
Learn more about the history of Detroit's black arts and power movements through the lens of murals created after 1967. Via @metrotimes https://t.co/VziAJDIOBt
#Detroit, Gratiot Ave, 1990's-2019. From the Cadillac Sq station, a view of the People Mover tracks winding around the Skillman branch of the DPL...and a recent pic from the street below. The massive Hudson's building came down in 1998; by 2023 this view will look very different.