10/31/19: One Detroit – Headlines / Detroit Incinerator / Detroit Design

Oct 31, 2019

Tonight on One Detroit:

HEADLINES: Nolan and Stephen offer their thoughts on the legacy of the late, former Congressman John Conyers Jr., and they debate the importance Michigan will play in the presidential election next year.
DETROIT INCINERATOR: This One Detroit report looks back at the history of the controversial Detroit Incinerator, as environmentalists and residents hold an official celebration marking its closure earlier this year.
DETROIT DESIGN: A One Detroit look at the winning creative installations in the Design Core Detroit‘s first ever design competition.

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