TONIGHT: Detroit mayoral candidates to debate at the Wright Museum

DETROIT (Tell Us Det) – Some of Detroit’s high profile mayoral candidates will hold a public debate tonight, one week before voters head to the primary polls. You can watch the commercial free debate right here on http://www.TellUsDetroit.com from 8-9:30 p.m.

Detroit’s mayoral candidates Benny Napoleon, Lisa Howze, Fred Durhal Jr., Tom Barrow, Krystal Crittendon and write-in candidate Mike Duggan will take the stage at the Charles H. Wright Museum Of African American History in Detroit.

The debate will be moderated by WWJ Newsradio 950 anchorman, Tom Jordan. The panel of questioners will include Nolan Finley of The Detroit News, Stephen Henderson of The Detroit Free Press, and Debbie Dingell, President of d2 Strategies.

From the Tell Us Detroit Taste Testers comes the all new ‘Old Detroiter Coney Island Pizza’.

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Produced with Mozzarella cheese, Dearborn Sausage Hot Dogs, National Coney Island chili, fresh cut onions, mustard and a touch of cheddar cheese for color. All on a thin, crispy crust. This ultra delicious gastronomical must try is the creation of the Extreme Pizza Parlor located at 369 Fisher Road in Grosse Pointe, MI. You can taste test this soon to be a ‘Hometown Favorite’ by calling 313-881-5000 or order online. We give the Old Detroiter Coney Pizza 5 stars!

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From the Tell Us Detroit Taste Testers comes the all new ‘Old Detroiter Coney Island Pizza’.

Produced with Mozzarella cheese, Dearborn Sausage Hot Dogs, National Coney Island chili, fresh cut onions, mustard and a touch of cheddar cheese for color. All on a thin, crispy crust. This ultra delicious gastronomical must try is the creation of the Extreme Pizza Parlor located at 369 Fisher Road in Grosse Pointe, MI. You can taste test this soon to be a ‘Hometown Favorite’ by calling 313-881-5000 or order online. We give the Old Detroiter Coney Pizza 5 stars!

New Meijer Superstore Brings over 500 new jobs to Gateway Plaza in Detroit

DETROIT (Tell Us Det) – As our city grapples with old debt in bankruptcy court downtown, on the far north end investors and developers have cut the ribbon on the new Gateway shopping plaza where Detroit’s first Meijer Superstore has opened its doors Thursday morning… more onwww.tellusdetroit.com

Lisa Howze calls on Detroiters to join her in reshaping the city’s political, and financial future

DETROIT, MI (Tell Us Det) – Detroit Mayoral Candidate Lisa Howze will participate in a town hall meeting Wednesday, July 24 at 7 PM. This session will be held at the Union Grace Conference Center 2550 West Grand Blvd where Lisa will share with Detroiters her thoughts on the recent bankruptcy filing by Detroit Emergency Finance Manager Kevyn Orr and Gov. Rick Snyder… more on www.tellusdetroit.com — with Lisa L. Howze.

Wienermobile Visits Eastern Market For National Hot Dog Day

DETROIT, MI (Tell Us Det) – Sam Blum an Oscar Mayer Hotdogger, has been driving the Wienermobile all across the country stopping at many communities along the way. The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile vehicle and team ‪#‎DriftDog‬ is making a stop today at Eastern Market in Detroit while on their journey to be named Wienermobile Run Champion… more onwww.tellusdetroit.com

Miguel Cabrera injured, Scherzer beats White Sox 7-3

CHICAGO – Max Scherzer went right back to winning. Miguel Cabrera walked off the field.
Scherzer outpitched Chris Sale in a marquee matchup of All-Star starters to earn his 14th victory, and the Tigers overcame Cabrera’s injury to beat the Chicago White Sox 7-3 on Monday night… more on www.tellusdetroit.com

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Federal Court Judge sets hearing date for Detroit bankruptcy

DETROIT, MI (Tell Us Det) – U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Steven Rhodes agreed to the expedited hearing requested by Detroit’s emergency manager Kevyn Orr on Friday in the wake of a Michigan court judge’s order for Orr to withdraw Thursday’s Chapter 9 filing on state constitutional grounds… more on www.tellusdetroit.com

Auto industry troubles, race at root of Detroit collapse

Auto industry troubles, race at root of Detroit collapse

DETROIT, MI – Blue-collar workers poured into the cavernous auto plants of Detroit for generations, confident that a sturdy back and strong work ethic would bring them a house, a car and economic security. It was a place where the American dream came true… more on www.tellusdetroit.com