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Al-Ameer 12710 W. Warren Ave., Dearborn, 313-582-8185; 27346 Ford Rd., Dearborn Heights; 313-565-9600; alameerrestaurant.com: This Lebanese fare isn't Americanized factory food.
Detroit's Night Market: Detroit's Night Market is a fleeting convergence of art, music and trucks on a desolate post-industrial lot near New Center.
Abandoned hotel fire a challenge
Firefighters work to put out a fire Saturday at the abandoned Hotel Granwood in Highland Park.
Joe Gentz in more trouble behind bars
He's currently locked up in the Dickerson jail in Hamtramck, awaiting a preliminary hearing that is set for June .
Suspicious package found at bank in Hamtramck
Hamtramck police are investigating a suspicious package that was found at the Huntington Bank at Holbrook and Joseph Campau streets.
Judge will decide if men will stand trial in Hamtramck murders
A judge is expected to decide whether five men will stand trial in the kidnappings and murder of two Detroit-area women.
Officer's gun goes off, hits him in leg
A big scare Tuesday evening just outside the cell block at one of the city's police substations.
Southfield library spotlights Jacobson's stores with author talk
As part of the Library of Michigan's 2012 Notable Authors Tour, the Southfield Public Library will present a program featuring Bruce Allen Kopytek, author of "Jacobson's: I Miss It So!" Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Library Meeting Room.
Hamtramck street art marred by graffiti
The Detroit Beautification Project continues in Hamtramck, with new murals seemingly going up every week.
GM to add 200 more workers at Detroit-Hamtramck plant
Akio Toyoda's leadership and love of cars is rapidly ushering in a new era of design at Toyota, the... In this July 27, 2011 photo, assembly line worker Edward Houie moves a door into position for a Chevrolet Volt at the General Motors Hamtramck Assembly plant in Hamtramck.
Co-owner of therapy company sentenced for Medicare fraud
The co-owner of a Hamtramck physical therapy company is sentenced to four years in prison on Thursday for Medicare fraud.
Performer and photographer share a common voice at Saginaw's Cirque du Soleil run
Sometimes, it takes a traveling group like Cirque du Soleil to fully appreciate what you have in your own backyard.
If you would like to read the longer version of this article that was featured in the Blog last Friday please go here It all started with an innovative plan to bring more art to metro Detroit.
Satori Circus and his gleaming grease-painted skull form a ubiquitous presence in Detroit's art scene.
Commissioned murals transform Hamtramck streets
Metro Times associate editor and ace blogger Michael Jackman nails this illustrative report on all the visually exciting stuff going on in Hamtown and how some locals are debating the very definition of art.
Hamtramck student given $40,000 scholarship to attend private school
She wants to attend a top-performing private high school that will prepare her for college, but her family can't afford it.A An honor student serving as student council president at Hamtramck Academy, Humaira won the National Heritage Academies scholarship judged on financial need, community involvement and academic achievement.
Street art wars rock Hamtramck
It all started with an innovative plan to beautify Detroit and Hamtramck. Tom Thewes, the guy who directed CPOP Gallery in Detroit for 10 years, spearhead the project through his new effort, Contra Projects , intended to showcase international artists through art fairs and mural projects.
Advocates attack blight by salvaging building material
So before crews took down an abandoned, 102-year-old house on Hamtramck's Carpenter Street, members of the WARM Training Center removed wood for use as shelves, trim and floors in other buildings.