It's an interesting time to be in Detroit. The city moves into the new millennium with problems, possibilities and potential. Detroit's landscape will change with the building of Comerica Park, the opening of a third casino and big plans to transform Mexicantown. From school reform to casinos, the redevelopment of downtown and music festivals, there's a lot on the plate for Detroit this year. If you are into miniature trains, the Detroit Historical Museum is where you should be Saturday.
More help is on the way for Detroit's homeless teens and young adults.
The Covenant House of Michigan is leasing 5.3 acres of land from the Archdiocese of Detroit for the next 99 years to provide emergency housing for young people in need, as well as administrative offices for the organization. Now that he's going to be City Council president, don't expect Titus McClary to suddenly decide to get along by going along. It may not matter anyway in a few days. We saw some of their children who have moved back into their homes. The children enrolled in the child care program at Friendship House received a late holiday gift from a Stockbridge research and development company.