Detroit Historic Neighborhoods Coalition
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The Detroit Historic Neighborhoods Coalition (DHNC)was established in 1999 for residents to have a united voice in their community's development and revitalization. It is a Michigan non-profit organization working for:
a) Improved Quality of City Life
b) Education of the Owners and the Government to the tax, financial and image benefits ...
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Is your Lighting working?
I thought that this would be a good vehicle to document when our neighborhoods lights are out. The current annual report by the Mayor states that 95% of our Lighting is now working in the city. What...
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Started: May 11th 2005Replies: 1
Lauder Street in Detroit
around the greenfield and Lauder street, is it bad in that area? is that considered indian village? if not what is it considered? Thnaks for any info you can provide
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Started: November 11th 2014Replies: 1
2014 Roll and Stroll
The Twelfth Street Food Pantry is presenting the 2014 Roll and Stroll at Palmer Park, September 27, 2014. Go to our website: www.twelfthstreetfoodpantry.org for more information.
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Started: July 23rd 2014Replies: 0
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