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$500,000 grant to expand free outdoor Wi-Fi, programming in Detroits Cultural Center Grant awarded to Detroits Cultural Center Planning Initiative New digital strategy to help attract visitors, encourage outdoor programming Detroit Institute of Arts The Detroit Institute of Arts is one of several cultural institutions within the boundary of a new effort to expand free outdoor Wi-Fi. A $500,000 grant will bring free outdoor Wi-Fi access to a broad swath of Detroits Midtown neighborhood, home to ...

Detroit to install free outdoor wifi in Cultural Center with $500K Knight Foundation grant Published:  Tags:  DETROIT – The Knight Foundation has awarded Detroit’s Cultural Center Planning Initiative a $500K grant to help implement a digital strategy that includes free, outdoor public wifi. Detroit’s Cultural Center, a designated area in Midtown that includes many of the museums along Woodward Avenue, Wayne State University, College for Creative Studies and University of Michigan buildi...

 E-Mail IMAGE: The two species and their habitats at the study site in Ecuador (Photos by J. Nowakowski). The higher elevation species, the Spectacled Whitestart, chooses fragmented forests with few trees and... view more  Credit: photo by Jacek Nowakowski, the coauthor of the original paper at www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-78804-2 In the mountains across the world, different types of vegetation occur at different elevations creating distinct zones with well-defined borders betw...

SAN DIEGO —  About half of San Diego’s homeless population who are without shelter this month are receiving warm, water-proof coats that convert into sleeping bags in an effort to help make life on the street a bit less cruel. The distribution of 2,200 coats is funded by the philanthropic Lucky Duck Foundation and Aqualia International Foundation, and it is among the largest ever conducted by the Detroit-based Empowerment Plan, which employees homeless parents to make the coats. “A year...