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Like it or not -- and many in the Blue Water area do not -- we always have been tied to the ups and downs of Detroit. And we always will be. That is why news out of the Motor City this week is welcome. Full Article at The Port Huron Times Herald
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By Shikha Dalmia On Tuesday, voters in Detroit trudged to the polls and re-elected 65-year-old Mayor Dave Bing, giving him five new city council members to accomplish a mission impossible: bring Michigan's biggest city back from near death. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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Ten years ago, we were sweating whether Detroit would drop below 1 million in the upcoming 2000 census, for the first time in 80 years. It did, of course, dropping to 951,000, officially knocking Detroit out of the nation's 10 largest cities. Full Article at Livingston Daily
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Age: 38 Background: Becomes new council president. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
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Today is a monumental day in Michigan and across our country. It is Election Day. Like so many others, I will cast my ballot, dragging two small future voters along with me. Full Article at Time Magazine
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Our people [city workers] need to understand that entitlement is gone
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Voting by district is one of the most important issues ... It would be more representative of the city. You will get to see everybody. It would be more inclusive.
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Engines, drive trains, gear boxes, materials, research and development, carbon fiber, lightweight, this is our stuff ... We've just been doing it in the auto industry and many are now eager to be able to do that in the wind energy industry as well.
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We voted for those people, but I felt humiliated they would do something like that
