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Congresswoman Haley Stevens On The Paycheck Protection Program And Michigan

The Paycheck Protection Program, providing forgivable, federally backed loans to businesses to keep people employed – opened for applications Monday with a new round of funding — $310 billion. That’s on top of $350 billion issued two weeks ago. And that first round? Well, it had some issues, to say the least. Some rather large, publicly-traded companies got loans, and many small businesses just were shut out. Some of the hardest-hit states got some of the least aid. So wit...

Sven Gustafson
Rochester Hills

PODCAST: Video Shows White Man Shooting At Black Teenager, Detroit's Tallest Skyscraper Gets Taller & Ammunition For Weekend Warriors

Friends! We have nearly made it to the weekend, and (temporary) salvation is nigh. Here’s the rundown of what you’ll find on the Daily Detroit podcast recorded on Thursday, Oct. 11: * Newly released surveillance video contradicts the claims of a white, former Detroit Fire Department lieutenant that he tripped and accidentally discharged a gunshot at a 14-year-old black student who had knocked on his door, seeking directions. * Dan Gilbert already wanted to build Detroit’s tallest skyscrap...

Jer Staes
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Metro Detroit Has A "Those People" Problem

The news out of Rochester Hills is sickening. If you didn’t know, a 14 year old teenage boy got lost. His mom had taken away his phone, according to Channel 4, and was looking for directions. So Brennan Walker did what any sensible kid would do, and knocked on a door of a home with a neighborhood watch sign for help. According to Fox 2, this is how Brennan describes what happened: “Then she [the wife] started yelling at me and she was like, ‘Why are you trying to break into my house?’ I wa...

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Leader Dogs For The Blind To Get New Canine Development Center

Leader Dogs for the Blind, a Rochester Hills nonprofit dedicated to training guide dogs for people who are blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind, has announced a campaign to expand its Canine Development Center. Construction for the center is underway, and is expected to be completed in 2016. The organization has already raised $12.3 million, but it still needs $2.2 million before it reaches the $14.5 million needed to complete the project. The new Canine Center is expected to be 75,000 sq...

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