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Dearborn, Michigan is located in Wayne County. Zip codes in Dearborn, MI include 48120, 48124, and 48121. The median home price in Dearborn is $89,900 which is roughly $51/per square foot. More Dearborn information.

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3 hrs ago | The Auto Channel

SYNC and MyFord Touch Sold on 79 Percent of New Ford Vehicles, New...

SYNC and MyFord Touch sold on nearly 80 percent of 2013 Ford vehicles, double the sales mix of infotainment systems sold with Toyota and Honda vehicles, and up from 68 percent in 2012; MyFord Touch mix of 55 percent increased from 12 percent in 2012 Customers with vehicles equipped with MyFord Touch have a higher rate of satisfaction with overall ... (more)

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8 hrs ago | Big News Network.com

Automakers Finding Many Customers Now Appreciate Simplicity

Our eNewspaper network was founded in 2002 to provide stand-alone digital news sites tailored for the most searched-for locations for news.

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12 hrs ago | State of Michigan

New citizens have opportunity to register to vote after Dearborn naturalization event

DEARBORN, Mich. &#8211 Michigan Secretary of State representatives will offer new citizens the opportunity to register to vote after a naturalization ceremony in Dearborn, Secretary of State Ruth Johnson announced today.

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15 hrs ago | MLive.com

Michigan's Best Burger: Schlenker's makes top 10, WMU...

Another "Michigan's Best" contest from MLive has come and gone with the announcement of our Top 10 burgers in Michigan from statewide entertainment writer John "Gonzo" Gonzalez on Tuesday, June 18. Gonzo summed up what we've come to learn from our past food endeavors, including searches for Michigan's best coneys, barbecue and breakfast: "Jackson ... (more)

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22 hrs ago | Detroit News

Look past obvious spots for new dining delectables

Lucky for Metro Detroit, we have a vibrant and celebrated restaurant scene. We cheer when our food receives national recognition, and there is no shortage of 'best of' lists, polls and contests.

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Tue Jun 18, 2013

Metro Times

Sun Spots

HOMECOMING IS A TIME where the streets of Dearborn are flooded with cars, yellow tape partitions off several areas of Ford Field and people from the many Downriver communities gather to celebrate the City of Dearborn.

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Detroit News

Newly signed law guarantees revenue for DIA, Detroit Zoo

Legislation guaranteeing that the Detroit Zoo and Detroit Institution of Arts can fully collect revenues produced by special millages was signed into law Tuesday by Lt.

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Examiner.com

Jeep Recall: Chrysler expected to formally explain refusal

Chrysler is expected to file papers today formally explaining why the refuse to do a Jeep recall .

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Mon Jun 17, 2013

Westland Observer

Plymouth Township wins TIFA battle, loses war

Plymouth Township is among nine Wayne County communities and their tax-increment financing authorities - mostly downtown development authorities and brownfield authorities - that were handed both a court victory and a legislative defeat last week in a fight over "recaptured" tax money.

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Engadget

Future Ford cars to balance MyFord Touch with old-fashioned buttons

While Ford's MyFord Touch is a popular option for tech-savvy drivers, it's not always the most intuitive -- some complain that basic tasks, like radio tuning, are relatively awkward.

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Engadget

Ford deploys robot drivers to test vehicle durability

Self-driving cars are nothing new: Google , Lexus and Audi have all showcased the technology in prototype form before.

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Detroit Free Press

Detroit Zoo and DIA could still get diverted tax money

The Detroit Zoo and Detroit Institute of Arts lost a court fight over funding last week, but could win it back this week with the help of Gov. Rick Snyder.

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Sun Jun 16, 2013

Time

Red Steel City: What China's Oldest Steel Factory Says About the Nation's Future

An employee walks past rows of steel at a steel-production factory in the Chinese city of Wuhan, Hubei province, on Aug. 2, 2012 If you want to understand the history of modern China, a good place to start is the Wuhan Iron & Steel Corp., with headquarters in Wuhan, a centrally located city of 10 million that is often called the Chicago of China.

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Racing Milestones

1968 Mercury Cougar$19,900RK Motors Charlotte

If you love Ford power but long for something other than a Mustang, take a look at this 1968 Mercury Cougar.

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Observer & Eccentric

Westland Rotary gives out four scholarships

Proud parents and educators were on hand Thursday, June 6, for Westland Rotary's scholarship luncheon at Joy Manor.

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Sat Jun 15, 2013

The Detroit News

Bills to stop siphoning of zoo, DIA tax advance

State lawmakers are a step closer to preventing municipal tax increment authorities from skimming funds from the Detroit Zoo and Detroit Institute of Arts millages, even as a Wayne County judge ruled it is legal for the agencies to do so.

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Fri Jun 14, 2013

The Washington Post

Ford CFO-Sustainability Call Shows Profit Part of Green Push

Ford Motor Co.' s call today with Chief Financial Officer Bob Shanks on the No. 2 U.S. carmaker's sustainability efforts showed that going green is falling into the laps of those who control purse strings at more of the world's largest companies.

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Canton Observer

Plymouth Township wins TIFA battle, loses war

Plymouth Township is among nine Wayne County communities and their tax-increment financing authorities - mostly downtown development authorities and brownfield authorities - that were handed both a court victory and a legislative defeat last week in a fight over 'recaptured' tax money.

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Detroit Free Press

Judge rules communities can capture Detroit Zoo, DIA millage dollars

The Detroit Institute of Arts and the Detroit Zoo lost a round in court this week when a judge ruled that local communities can capture part of their revenue for things like fancy streetlights, decorative pavers and other improvements in their downtown districts.

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MLive.com

Read Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr's proposal to creditors

Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr this morning presented his proposal to restructure the city's debt in a pivotal meeting with creditors .

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