DBusiness Daily Update: PAO Detroit Named Most Beautiful Restaurant in Michigan by People, and More
Summary
This accolade not only highlights the restaurants beauty, but also enhances the storied legacy of this iconic building in downtown.Scholars, authors, and civic leaders are gathering at Wayne County Community College District today for its Detroit Urban Summit IV: New Visions of Integration and Civil Rights in American Democracy.The event is taking place until 4:30 p.m. at the schools new Culinary Arts and Banquet Center (8200 W. Outer Drive) in Detroit.The summit is being hosted by WCCCD Chancellor Curtis L. Ivery and the WCCCD Institute for Social Progress.Our mission has always been to provide pathways to better lives through higher education, says Ivery. It provides jobs, training, and mentorship to underserved individuals, especially women who have been victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, as well as returning citizens.Tiffany Cartwright, owner and founder of G.L.A.M. This goal was met and exceeded one year ahead of schedule, with 1,200 new childcare centers and 2,159 home-based providers expanding to create 36,783 new spots in child care facilities across Michigan.Work on some of the FIF projects will continue through July 31 when the final funds will be dispersed. Fans will be screened before entering the area and are encouraged to reserve parking in advance at ParkWhiz.com.The first 15,000 fans to enter Comerica Park for Saturdays game will receive a Motor City license plate cover and car decal.Thanks to a new partnership between Families Against Narcotics (FAN) and the Canton Township and Northville police departments, more people who are seeking treatment for a drug or alcohol addiction will have a convenient, local option for accessing the help they need.FAN, a Clinton Township-based nonprofit that compassionately assists individuals and families affected by substance use disorder (SUD), is excited to announce that its Hope Not Handcuffs initiative is now up and running in both Canton Township and Northville.One of FANs most successful programs, Hope Not Handcuffs is designed to give people who are struggling with SUD a safe and easy way to access help: by visiting their local police station.The programs concept is simple: Any person who is battling a substance use disorder can go to a participating agency and say they want help. In addition, program participants will be connected with peer support services, and their families will be offered family support services.FANs Hope Not Handcuffs program, which depends on volunteer Angels to help it run smoothly, is looking for people in the Canton Township/Northville area to fill that role.For more information on becoming a volunteer Angel, or to register for an upcoming virtual or in-person training session, visit here.Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority, in partnership with Grand Valley State University, unveiled its new economic impact study.The study assessed the airports role in driving growth in the 13-county West Michigan region.
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