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Ford s Michigan Central and Newlab Announce Accessible Streets Studio Cohort

Fordâs Michigan Central and Newlab Announce Accessible Streets Studio Cohort Fordâs Michigan Central and Newlab Announce Accessible Streets Studio Cohort Michigan Central, Ford Motor Co.âs new mobility innovation district in Detroitâs Corktown neighborhood, and Newlab, a multi-disciplinary technology center in Brooklyn, N.Y., today announced that seven companies from a competitive pool of global applicants have been selected as members of the inaugural cohort of the Accessible Streets Studio. Fordâs Michigan Central and Newlab announced the first seven members of the inaugural Accessible Streets Studio cohort. // Image courtesy of Newlab Michigan Central, Ford Motor Co.âs new mobility innovation district in Detroitâs Corktown neighborhood, andÂ Newlab, a multi-disciplinary technology center in Brooklyn, N.Y., today announced that seven companies from a competitive pool of global applicants have been selected as members of the inaugural cohort

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Warren woman who loved to crochet died of COVID-19 complications

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Feds: Detroit Will Breathe medic Michael Hurd blinded flight crew

View Comments Detroit Federal prosecutors Friday charged a street medic who participated in Detroit Will Breathe” protests last year with shining a laser at a Detroit Police helicopter that temporarily blinded the crew. Michael Sam Hurd, 32, of Fennville was charged with a felony punishable by up to five years in federal prison in one of the more serious charges to flow from protests in Detroit. We re offering a great deal on all-access subscriptions. Check it out here. Detroit Police and an FBI Violent Crime Task Force teamed up to analyze a potentially catastrophic moment during an Aug. 23 protest, assembling grainy video and surveillance footage from the air, ground, an officer s body camera and a city bus to identify Hurd as the protestor who blinded the flight crew, according to a federal criminal complaint unsealed Friday.

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Protests at Detroit post office, thieves target airbag black market, judge scolds defendant s attire on Zoom

Protests at Detroit post office, thieves target airbag black market, judge scolds defendant s attire on Zoom
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MoGo bike share nonprofit names new executive director

Jeremy Rosenberg to head marketing and outreach Two new positions will focus on improving connections between bike share and bus service Adriel Thornton Bike-share nonprofit MoGo has named its director of marketing and community outreach, Adriel Thornton, as its new executive director. Thornton has led marketing and community outreach efforts for MoGo since its launch in 2017. Before that, he served as the outreach and operations manager at Allied Media Projects, and manager of corporate marketing for American Entertainment Technology and founded Fresh Media Group. In related moves, MoGo named marketing assistant Jeremy Rosenberg to succeed Thornton as marketing and community outreach director and said it will add two new positions in the coming weeks with support from the Better Bike Share Partnership, a collaboration funded by The JPB Foundation in New York to build equitable and replicable bike share systems.

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