It's been a few weeks now, but the SHPO's The List is back.
There's a bunch of interesting non-hp stuff this week, like an update on The Griffin, there's a couple articles (I believe) on the rail issue, a couple articles discussing the connection between arts/culture and economics, and some interesting out-of-state stuff.
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Production company Mindfield clicks in downtown Detroit
Demolition in Historic District? - Ann Arbor
Parchment paper plant redevelopment progresses
Solutions for Southwest Detroit: Nonprofit Developer Gets It Right
Lighthouse's future up to community - Port Huron
Three endangered Grand Rapids Public Schools buildings have lots to offer, board president says
Grand Rapids Community College eyes downtown Davenport site; stimulus money would help pay
Updated Sun Theater in Grand Ledge Attracts New Shows, Younger Crowd
Ypsilanti to revamp historic elementary schools into company space
Restoration delays hit downtown Kalamazoo businesses
Cedars of Dexter recognized by AA realtors
Gordon Hall: Where it's been and where it's going - Dexter
Museum brings maritime history to light - Port Huron
Looking back on Idlewild’s heydays
New Lake Mich. lighthouse guide is available
COOL CITIES, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, MAIN STREET, & PLANNING
It's Time for Cities to Favor People, Not Cars
Detroit nonprofits receive grants for maintaining vacant property
In Economic Vise, Pontiac Struggles
How the Crash Will Reshape America
Major rail expansion on track with stimulus plan
Jackson asks for westward extension of Detroit-Ann Arbor line
Rust Belt to Artist Belt in Ypsilanti
Mapping downtown Grand Rapid's progress
Hart to consider Michigan Main Street to help revitalize business areas
Get funding on board for Detroit-to-Chicago high-speed rail project
The role of neglected cities in a sustainable future
Northville Township wants to purchase former hospital property from REIS
ARCHAEOLOGY, ARCHITECTURE, ARTS & CULTURE, AND ASSORTED ANECDOTES
Saving Federal Arts Funds: Selling Culture as an Economic Force
France claims historic Great Lakes wreck
Why buying that cheap house in an exurb is a bad idea
Mayor says arts, culture crucial, City Council votes to support new Saline Culture and Arts Committee
Obama brings attention to urban affairs with new director
Tour Detroit's ugly-beautiful manufacturing landmarks
Kalamazoo basks in the warmth of its history, even on a cold day
Why university museums matter
GREEN NEWS
Offshore Wind Energy Hot Topic For Lansing-Area Leaders
CALLS-FOR-PAPERS, CONFERENCES, LECTURES, ETC
CFP: Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy 2009 Annual Conference
PLACES NOT CALLED MICHIGAN
Old buildings given new life - Toronto
Mies van der Rohe award
Suburban commercial jungle home to white elephants - Chicago
Activists hope state earmarks courthouse for restoration - Ohio
World's Fastest Superliner Awaits Rebirth-or the Scrap Yard - Philadelphia
City and Developer Spar Over Coney Island Visions
Britain's gardens: A private passion and a public disgrace
What's the future of 'The Infrastructural City' of L.A.
Belgium opens Antarctic science post
Boxy to bold: A concert hall busts out - New York, NY
Geronimo's heirs sue secret Yale society over his skull
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