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The men and women of Michigan’s National Guard are doing their part to serve in the war in Afghanistan, and there’s a way you can help, too. Paragon Properties is coordinating a donation drive for Michigan’s National Guard 1-126th Cavalry – Charlie Troop at its 11 apartment communities throughout Michigan. Anticipated to be the...
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I had my first taste of Bakon Vodka a few months ago when my parents brought home a bottle they picked up at a duty-free store. At first, I thought it would just be a novelty, but I was blown away by the balance of an incredibly smooth and light vodka base and very...
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There’s no bigger party in Detroit than Opening Day. “It’s not just about the baseball game,” says Regina Stocco, founder of The Social Connection. “It’s about spring.” It’s her and her staff’s job to help get the party started and get it started early on eight motor coaches that will take about 400 people...
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It seems as if every big city has a restaurant week, and Troy, with its Million Dollar Mile on Big Beaver Road, is no exception. Normally, you’d have to have shell out quite a few bucks to eat or wait to celebrate a special occasion at one the fine dining establishments in Troy, but...
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It’s not yet old enough to drive, if it could, but Harvey’s Seatbeltbags is celebrating its 15th birthday. The first seat belt bag was created while Dana and Melanie Harvey were restoring a 1950 Buick. While installing the seatbelts into the car, Dana decided to make a matching handbag – a basket weave bucket...
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New Orleans has Mardi Gras, Rio de Janeiro has Carnavale, but Detroiters celebrate Paczki Day the day before the first day of Lent, which is Feb. 21 this year. Pronounced “POONCH-key,” paczki are Polish-style jelly or custard-filled donuts. Ask any die-hard paczki lover, and they’ll say the only place to get the best paczki...
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For some dogs, apartment living can send them barking up the wrong tree. Or maybe it’s the lack of a tree – and other reasons – that get some dogs barking. However, with a bit of planning and strategy, it can be done comfortably and happily for both dog and owner, according to Amy...
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When I think of romantic restaurants, my first criteria is that it has to be intimate – small, cozy and with low lighting. My second preference is that it does Italian. Well. I’m not talking about old school meatballs, spaghetti and red sauce Italian, but small batch house-made soups, sauces and pasta plus the...
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It’s been a couple of weeks since the month of holiday feasts. The lights and garland are gone but the cornbread stuffing and Christmas cookies are hanging around the midsection. Salad, you say? But … but … but … what about the heartiness and flavor we crave during these dark, cold months? Try combining...
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If you have been spending these unseasonably comfortable winter days creating your best artsy-fartsy fun, an opportunity is approaching for you to share your handcrafted grandeur and grub with a huge audience. Ta-dah! Productions will be hosting an indoor winter art fair from January 28 -29 at Troy’s Oakland Mall. The company is currently...
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