Friday, January 27, 2012



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Young Chaldeans embrace Detroit



Yvonne Kasgorgis Petrone's parents were not too happy when she told them she was moving to Detroit. Her father was so worried that she promised him she'd get some mace to protect  READ STORY
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Building Community celebrates and looks forward



It was a time to celebrate successes, examine impact and look toward the future as Lawrence Technological University in  READ STORY

Illinois welcomes new Chaldean church



A new Chaldean Catholic Church in suburban Chicago was dedicated by Mar Ibrahim Ibrahim at a special mass on December 10.

The church sits on seven acres and includes a
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Passion for Fashion
More than 600 fashionistas packed Shenandoah Country Club on December 8 for the Third Annual Passion for Fashion. Ten charities, most Chaldean, benefitted from the e... More Info
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FROM THE EDITOR

Proud of the D



Up until recently, I had a difficult time telling people outside of the state that I am from Detroit. I have always been embarrassed by the negative press. I would tell folks that I lived in the suburbs just 20 miles north of Detroit.

Since working with Marge Sorge and the Detroit Regional News Hub producing the Youth Neighborhood News (YNN) program for them, I have had a renewed perspective and appreciation for the city. Today, I am proud of the talent, the dedication and all the positive stories the Hub has promoted over the last three years and the stories YNN has produced about the city and the
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Family ties go back hundreds of years



More than 350 people attended a unique reunion on December 11 at Taza Restaurant in Sterling Heights that brought together two families from two different  READ STORY
GUEST COLUMNS

Meijer deal is bad policy



Every time I drive through our Motor City, I see too many abandoned homes, too few available jobs, more vacant  READ STORY



IRAQ TODAY

Little fanfare accompanies Iraq War's end



Nearly nine years after American troops stormed across the Iraq border in a blaze of shock and awe, U.S. officials  READ STORY
BOUSHALA

New restaurants emerge



People may not be shopping for extras anymore, but there is one thing they always need -- food.  Check out these  READ STORY

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