The section pages are the state of things right now. These are the ones worth more than a paragraph.
Downtown
· 416 words
The first new road crossing to Windsor since 1929 opened this year. It is publicly owned, it was paid for by another country, and it arrived a year late to very little fanfare.
New laws
· 398 words
Most of them arrived on 1 January without anybody announcing it to you. Two put money in your pocket, one takes it back out, and one exists because of a ticket queue.
City Hall
· 388 words
Detroit's first woman mayor took office in January. Here is what has been enacted, what has only been proposed, and why the difference matters.
Downtown
· 403 words
A hospital, two schools, an office block and a 1,600-seat theater. The permit register is a duller document than a press release and a far more reliable one.
Sports
· 345 words
Steve Yzerman is gone, the captain has asked to be traded, and the man currently running hockey operations is not allowed to make a trade or sign anybody.
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