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» NEWS BRIEFS
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | Main News | Unrated

Sherri Keaton, a contributor to the Michigan FrontPage, received third place in the Best Feature Story category at the National Newspaper Publisher’s Association 2008 Merit Awards ceremony.
» Detroit City Council’s Sword of Damocles
By Bankole Thompson | Published 07/2/2008 | Main News | Rating:

While I was in Kentucky at the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) convention, my phone was ringing about events unfolding in the Motor City. There were voicemail messages galore, and I kept on debating with myself whether I should check them or wait until I was on my way back to Detroit.
» Alternative opportunity for Detroit students
By Leland Stein | Published 07/2/2008 | Main News | Unrated

America is a contradiction. On the one hand it professes the love of God and the spirit of collectivism. On the other, it creates an underclass that scrapes and scrounges for mere survival.
» Hampton seeks Wayne County Commissioner seat
By Cornelius Fortune | Published 07/2/2008 | Main News | Unrated

Inkster Mayor Hilliard Hampton II is convinced he has the qualifications to be the new Wayne County Commissioner. Now he has to convince voters he is the right person for the job.
» The Bahamas: an exciting, historical vacation spot
By Cornelius Fortune | Published 07/2/2008 | Living | Unrated

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The sun hangs high, distorted by bits of cloud thickening in the blue. People jog along the narrow streets, shaded by exotic trees set in rows. At 7 a.m. the heat is already baking everything around it; the beaches are half-full with swimmers.
» MONSTER MASH
By Leland Stein | Published 07/2/2008 | Sports | Unrated

Tigers outfielder Marcus Thames knows a little something about perseverance.
» In the Game
By Leland Stein | Published 07/2/2008 | Sports | Unrated

The big news last week did not come out of The Palace of Auburn Hills, and I’m kind of glad about it.
» Comerica Cityfest 2008
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | Entertainment | Unrated

In the 1970s, Sonny Charles, formerly one of the outstanding lead singers of the Checkmates, LTD, recorded a great song for RCA titled “It’s Alright in the City.” The lyrics extolled the sights and sounds of just about any large urban city.
» Young wants to protect pregnant cops
By Patrick Keating | Published 07/2/2008 | Main News | Unrated

State Rep. Coleman A Young II, wants to amend the Elliot-Larsen Civil Rights Act so that it would be sexual discrimination to force a pregnant police officer to take unpaid leave if she can still perform light duty.
» ‘Going Green’. . . Audi-style
By Marcus Amick | Published 07/2/2008 | Living | Unrated

Take note.
» Gourmet Groove
By Curtrise Garner | Published 07/2/2008 | Living | Unrated

I’ve heard that real men don’t eat quiche, but I don’t know if that’s the same for a real lady. I say that because I absolutely adore quiche as an entrée for lunch, breakfast or an evening snack.
» Trinity Film Fest to be held
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | Living | Unrated

The Trinity Film Festival will be held in Detroit Friday, Aug. 1 through Sunday, Aug. 3.
» QUICK GETAWAY
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | Living | Unrated

In the mood for a weekend of good ol’ blues in a different setting?  Check out the package being offered by the StationPark All Suite Hotel in London, Ontario.

» Floyd Mayweather
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | Sports | Unrated

After winning an Olympic bronze medal and belts in five different weight classes, Floyd Mayweather Jr. recently retired from the sport of boxing. Now he is moving on.
» APBA Gold Cup marks historic milestone with 100th running on the Detroit River
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | Sports | Unrated

The Detroit River turns into the “Super Bowl” of powerboat racing with the 2008 Chrysler Jeep Superstores APBA Gold Cup races July 11-13, featuring unlimited hydroplane boats with 3,000 horsepower engines hitting 200 miles-per-hour and covering a football field in less than a second.
» DTOT banquet
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | Sports | Unrated

Striking a pose at the Detroit Track Old-Timers banquet.
» Reflections
By Steve Holsey | Published 07/2/2008 | Entertainment | Unrated

Back in the day, Sly & the Family Stone said it was “a family affair.”
» Tracy Morgan
By Cornelius Fortune | Published 07/2/2008 | Entertainment | Unrated

It should not have come as much of a surprise that comedic actor Tracy Morgan would want to host the Sci-Fi Channel reality series “Scare Tactics.” It works for the most part. If you like Tracy Morgan doing Tracy Morgan, that’s pretty much what you’ve got here.
» Tigers’ Thames contributing every way he can
By Michael Niziolek | Published 07/2/2008 | FrontPAGE - Cover Story | Unrated

In 2002, playing for the New York Yankees, Marcus Thames went up to bat for the first time on June 10 against future Hall of Fame pitcher Randy Johnson.
» Artose Pinner
By Dennis Reed | Published 07/2/2008 | FrontPAGE - News | Unrated

Detroit Lions running back, Artose Pinner, is back with the team that drafted him in the forth round of the 2003 NFL Draft. During his career, Artose has accomplished many things, but the one thing he loves about being an NFL player is the ability to reach kids in the community that he may not have otherwise.
» Pistons usher in new era with head coach Michael Curry
By FRONT PAGE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | FrontPAGE - Sports | Unrated

“Goin’ to work” and “Play the right way” are two phrases that were synonymous with Piston basketball during the Larry Brown championship era.
» Artist Spotlight
By Janaya Black | Published 07/2/2008 | FrontPAGE - One on One | Unrated

We all know him as the goofy but lovable Derwin Davis on the CW series The Game.
» Wanted
By FRONT PAGE STAFF REPORTS | Published 07/2/2008 | FrontPAGE - Flix | Unrated

Wanted, starring James McAvoy, Morgan Freeman, and Angelina Jolie, is slated to be one of the best blockbuster hits of the summer- bar none.
» Couples Swept Away, Jamaica
By Dorothy Tene Redmond | Published 07/2/2008 | FrontPAGE - Get Away | Unrated

Couples Swept Away Resort, Jamaica provides the epitome of perfection to author your very own romance novel. Located on Negril’s breathtaking Seven Mile Beach, the property has over 312 Caribbean-style suites, six unique restaurants; The Palms - Open-Air Beach-Side Dining Room, Feathers- a gourmet restaurant, Al Fresco Sea Grape Café, Lemongrass Thai Restaurant, Patios Patio, and Cabana Grill.
» Book Review: Hiding In Hip Hop
By Janaya Black | Published 07/2/2008 | FrontPAGE - Book Review | Unrated

“Everyone wants to know the truth about their favorite celebrities' heart's desire. Within the masculine culture of Hip Hop and Hollywood, there is a well-known gay subculture that industry insiders are keenly aware of but choose to hide.
» CODEPINK, My Bad
By Tara J. Young | Published 06/27/2008 | FrontPAGE - Political Beat | Rating:

We went from “Mission Accomplish” to “Mission Unknown” while losing focus on the men and women who are dying and becoming injured for a war based on lies. All of this becomes lost behind the rhetoric of politics, but for CODEPINK the war isn’t an issue lost in the headlines.
» Couples Resorts Negril, Jamaica
By Dorothy Tene Redmond | Published 06/27/2008 | FrontPAGE - Get Away | Unrated

If you ever needed to fall in love or in love again, Couples has you covered! I had an opportunity to experience the beauty of the Couples Negril property for several days of relaxation and day dreaming.
» WHEELS
By Marcus Amick | Published 06/27/2008 | FrontPAGE - Wheels | Unrated

OVERVIEW: Chances are if you’ve seen the new 2009 Ford Flex on the street, you just had to stop to get a second look.
» Let Me Serve You Up:
By Deanna Dunham | Published 06/27/2008 | FrontPAGE - One on One | Unrated

Chene Park kicked off their annual summer R&B Classic Soul & Jazz Series in style with an Grammy-nominated, R&B recording artist, Raheem DeVaughn, who’s also circuiting the nation with Chrisette Michele on their Soul Series Session Tour.
» Magic Johnson: Living with HIV
By Janaya Black | Published 06/26/2008 | FrontPAGE - Main News | Unrated

In the ongoing battle that rages in the war against HIV/AIDS, former basketball star Earvin “Magic” Johnson continues to champion the cause with the “I Stand With Magic” campaign.
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