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Welcome to your Daily Detroit for Tuesday, August 27, 2019.
Here's what to know today:
Up in Marysville, a city council candidate that made national news resigned.
Metro Detroit has the largest apartment construction spike in the country, with half the units being in the city of Detroit.
$75,000 in high end Scotch as well as $150,000 in building damage was done in a liquor store caper involving an excavator.
Former gubernatorial candidate Shri Thanedar is rumored to be looking at a House seat
Cobo Center is being renamed later this morning. We have three fun ideas they're not going to use.
Russell Street Deli closes for good Saturday. So get in while you can.
Buddy's Detroit style pizza is expanding to Woodhaven
And apparently the region is out of Popeye's Chicken Sandwiches.
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