Light Rail Update.. Best Fireworks Spots.. Talented In Detroit.. Seriously, Mitch Albom?

Monday, June 25, 2012
Ah, the 4th of July fireworks. Nothing says "America!" like a showy burst of light in the sky, though Detroit chooses to celebrate more than a week early in deference to Canadians, who will also be able to see the fireworks and celebrate their independence on July 1, Canada Day.

The 54th Annual Target Fireworks, sponsored in large part by Target and organized by the Parade Company, are scheduled for 10:06 p.m. (yes, to the minute) on Monday, June 25 and will make the skyline and waterways "dance with lights and music," or so says the Parade Company, though they leave out the explosive noises.
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