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Gordy was joined on the red carpet earlier in the evening by local and national celebrities and dignitaries, including Otis Williams of the Temptations, which was on the bill; Claudette Robinson of the Miracles; the Rev. Full Article at The Batavia Daily News
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing is struggling to save his city from fiscal calamity. Unemployment is at a record 28 percent and rising, while home prices have plunged 39 percent since 2007. Full Article at MSNBC
DETROIT -- Outgoing Detroit City Council members Barbara-Rose Collins and Martha Reeves have been told the city can't afford to let them buy their city-issued 2008 Ford Crown Victoria cars. Full Article at WDIV
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, left, greets Berry Gordy Jr. on Saturday at a reception for Motown's 50th. Full Article at Denver Post
Detroit -- The Motown Golden Gala kicked off Saturday evening with a special VIP reception for special ticketholders, Motown VIPs and staff. Politicians including Detroit Mayor Dave Bing and the Rev. Full Article at Detroit News Online
DETROIT, MI (Associated Press) - Mayor Dave Bing has received City Council approval to sell $250 million in fiscal stabilization bonds to help wipe out Detroit's deficit. Bing made the request Friday. Full Article at Michigan Public Radio
Detroit -- Facing threats the city will run out of cash by January, the City Council on Friday signed on to the sale of $250 million in bonds to pay down a $300 million deficit. Full Article at Detroit News Online
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing has asked the Detroit City Council to approve the sale of $250 million in fiscal stabilization bonds, a move Bing says is part of a larger plan to eliminate the city’s $325 million general fund deficit. Full Article at Crain's Detroit Business
DETROIT, MI (Michigan Radio) - Detroit Mayor Dave Bing hopes to borrow $250 million to help erase the city's deficit. Bing is asking the Detroit City Council to approve the borrowing. Full Article at Michigan Public Radio
Dearborn --The mayors of Detroit, Southfield and Dearborn today said they're working hard to attract new industries and development, and improve education, despite the economy. Full Article at Detroit News Online
LANSING, MI (MPRN) - The new Detroit city council president says he supports Mayor Dave Bing's plan to sell bonds to retire a budget deficit. Full Article at Michigan Public Radio
Detroit -- Mayor Dave Bing could ask the Detroit City Council as soon as today to approve selling a $250 million bond to help reduce the city's $300 million in outstanding debt. Full Article at Detroit News Online
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing is expected to ask City Council tomorrow to approve the sale of a $250-million bond that would help reduce the citys accumulated debt. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
Snyder calls a $120 million fee facing tiny Hoosier "a huge challenge" Detroit Mayor Dave Bing is struggling to save his city from fiscal calamity. Unemployment is at a record 28% and rising, while home prices have plunged 39% since 2007. Full Article at Business Week
Detroit --A minister, disabled passengers and bus drivers called for Mayor Dave Bing to pay Veolia Transportation so that the company can return as a para-transit provider. The Rev. Full Article at Detroit News Online
While the national elections this month have some pundits talking about angry voters, the local results in Michigan were telling in different way. In many local elections, voters agreed with the positions of labor unions. Full Article at Detroit News Online
The Detroit Police Department will have about 150 more officers patrolling the streets over the next few months as the city redeploys some cops and hires others through a federal grant, officials announced this morning. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
Detroit -- Mayor Dave Bing and Police Chief Warren Evans are expected to announce a new public safety initiative this morning on the city's northwest side. Full Article at Detroit News Online
DETROIT -- A business owned by Detroit's mayor has been sold. Now, employees of the Bing Metals Group wait for a package in the mail to let them know if they have a job to come back to this week. Full Article at WDIV
DETROIT -- Mayor Dave Bing will join community leaders in a discussion about Detroit's poor high school graduation rate and preventing youth violence through conflict resolution. Full Article at WDIV
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Detroit Police Chief Warren Evans, standing in front of Mayor Dave Bing, left, addresses the media in the mayor's office in Detroit on Monday, July 6, 2009. Evans will replace James Barren, who was fired Friday.
View Photo »Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, right, congratulates new Police Chief Warren Evans in Detroit on Monday, July 6, 2009. Evans will replace James Barren, who was fired Friday.
View Photo »Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, right, introduces Warren Evans, left, as the city's new police chief in Detroit on Monday, July 6, 2009. Evans will replace James Barren, who was fired Friday.
View Photo »Edgar Gomez, right, meets with Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, left, in the mayor's conference room, June 3, 2009. About two dozen members of Youth Voice appealed Wednesday to the newly elected mayor.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing (L) waits to be sworn in as the new Mayor of Detroit by Judge Damon Keith at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing addresses the media after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing (L) waits to be sworn in as the new Mayor of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing addresses the media after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing addresses the media after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing (L) waits to be sworn in as the new Mayor of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons star and new Detroit Mayor Dave Bing helps his mother to the front of the room after he was sworn in after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing addresses the media after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing poses with City Clerk Janice Winfrey and his certificate of election after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing signs a document for city clerk Janice Winfrey after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing addresses the media after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing addresses the media after being sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing (R) is sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit by U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Damon Keith at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing (R) is sworn in as the 62nd mayor of the City of Detroit by U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Damon Keith at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »DETROIT - MAY 11: Former Detroit Pistons' star Dave Bing (R) is sworn in as the 62nd mayor of city of Detroit by U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Damon Keith at the city�s Department of Elections office May 11, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
View Photo »Former NBA basketball star Dave Bing, right, watches television waiting for election returns in Detroit, Tuesday, May 5, 2009. Less than a year after becoming mayor amid scandal, Ken Cockrel Jr. sought to stay in office Tuesday in a special election against Bing.
View Photo »Detroit Mayor Ken Cockrel Jr. , right, and Dave Bing shake hands to end their first one-on-one debate at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, Wednesday, March 25, 2009. The candidates are going into a May 5 runoff election.
View Photo »NBA legends Dave Bing (L) and Julius Erving receive the National Civil Rights Museum Sports Legacy Awards in a halftime ceremony during a Martin Luther King Jr. Day NBA basketball game between the Memphis Grizzlies and the Detroit Pistons Monday, Jan. 6, 2009, in Memphis, Tenn.
View Photo »Former NBA basketball players Julius Erving, left, and Dave Bing stand on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel while visiting the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tenn. , Monday, Jan. 19, 2009 during the nationwide holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr. The wreath marks the locat...
View Photo »Former NBA basketball players Julius Erving, left, and Dave Bing stand on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel while visiting the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tenn. , Monday, Jan. 19, 2009 during the nationwide holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr. The wreath marks the locati...
View Photo »Detroit Mayor Dave Bing listens to a member of Youth Voice as they appeal to the newly elected mayor in his office in Detroit, Wednesday, June 3, 2009. The youths want the mayor to not forget them as he works to find solutions to the struggling city's myriad ills.
View Photo »Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, right, congratulates new Police Chief Warren Evans in Detroit on Monday, July 6, 2009. Evans will replace James Barren, who was fired Friday.
View Photo »I know there are a lot of young ladies out there who thought they were the Supremes, or Martha Reeves, a lot of guys thought they were in the Tempts or the Tops or Smokey. Unfortunately I wasn't born here, but what I knew about Detroit, it was the car capital, but it was also the birthplace of Motown .....
Tom Barrow, I'm running for mayor of Detroit against Dave Bing ... We're going to take back our city.
I know there are a lot of young ladies out there who thought they were the Supremes, or Martha Reeves, a lot of guys thought they were in the Tempts or the Tops or Smokey. Unfortunately I wasn't born here, but what I knew about Detroit, it was the car capital, but it was also the birthplace of Motown .....
Just because Dave Bing is the mayor doesn't mean we have to be uncompetitive ... We don't expect anything but to be treated fairly.
I know there are a lot of young ladies out there who thought they were the Supremes, or Martha Reeves, a lot of guys thought they were in the Tempts or the Tops or Smokey. Unfortunately I wasn't born here, but what I knew about Detroit, it was the car capital, but it was also the birthplace of Motown .....
It is apparent that Detroit Mayor Dave Bing does not understand the collective bargaining process
The economy is having a negative impact on Detroit
We were able to solicit 11 million dollars out of the Obama Administration for our COPS program
I'm not so interested in making money for me, it's about keeping my people employed and keeping those jobs in the city of Detroit
I believe this is a defining moment in Detroit's history ... Now, now, is the time for all Detroiters to commit to creating a better future for our city. I believe that we can once again come together, rise to the challenge and make Detroit the city we all want it to be.
I believe this is a defining moment in Detroit's history ... Now, now, is the time for all Detroiters to commit to creating a better future for our city. I believe that we can once again come together, rise to the challenge and make Detroit the city we all want it to be.
Protecting citizens is the most important service a government provides. There is nothing I take more seriously ... I am encouraged by this progress but I recognize much work remains to make Detroit the city we all want it to be.
My sister died of breast cancer, so I understand the pain of losing a loved one
I think this is the best thing that can happen for the city of Detroit and its school children
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