Hatch Is Back.. Bing Says He Had No Choice.. Record Store Day!

Friday, April 20, 2012 What Will Hatch In Detroit Next? Can you open 10 new businesses in Detroit with just $50,000, some social media and great connections? Hatch founder Nick Gorga thinks so. Last year attorney Gorga, a partner at Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn, and Ted Balowski, a senior account executive at CareTech Solutions in the suburb of Troy, launched Hatch Detroit, a contest whereby the public votes on the best storefront-retail idea for the city with the winning applicant receiving $50,000 to launch a store. The other nine semifinalists also receive considerable advice and support toward launching their own retail spots. Bing Says He'll Be Back By End Of Month Detroit Vinyl, Music Lovers Gear Up For Record Store Day Special Garden Engages All 5 Senses Detroit 300 Calls Identity Card Drama A Media 'Half-Truth' Food Truck Rally Hits New Center BLOG POSTS Jonathan Rothwell: The Link Between Housing, Education, and Opportunity Reforming discriminatory zoning laws and taking other steps to promote residential and school integration could have potentially large benefits to the nation's future by making educational opportunity more equal. Sandy K. Baruah: Detroit's Tale of Two Cities While a big fist hangs defiantly in the shadow of City Hall, Detroit packs more than a punch -- it packs the collective energy of a city and region that epitomize resiliency. David Kiley: Will Repeal of Michigan's Motorcycle Helmet Law Pave The Way For Gay Marriage? Don't Hold Your Breath! There has been, and continues to be, an undeniable public shared interest in requiring motorcycle riders to wear helmets. Ron Scott: Detroit's Declaration of Peace, Hope and Love We have to band together to not only protect each other, but to provide for each other, share with each other, feed each other, care for each other and more importantly love each other in these tough times, Detroit. Vince Carducci: Scott Hocking's Garden of the Gods Scott Hocking's Garden of the Gods can be read as a dystopian reflection of the effects of spectacle society.

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