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» THE RECOVERY BEGINS
By Bankole Thompson | Published 09/10/2008 | Main News | Rating:
Detroit City Council President Kenneth Cockrel Jr., incoming Detroit mayor, sat down with senior editor Bankole Thompson for an exclusive interview on the day that outgoing mayor Kwame Kilpatrick pled guilty to felony charges and announced his resignation.


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» Frank Lucas: A Real American Gangster Published 09/10/2008 “He lived the life of a king as a drug lord in Harlem during the late 60s to the mid 70s, and then Hollywood immortalized him by turning his life story into a movie in the 2007 release of American Gangster starring Denzel Washington. But now, the real present day life of former crime boss Frank Lucas is a million miles away from the one he used to know.  read more

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» Ed Gordon promotes Daddy’s Promise
By Patrick Keating | Published 09/10/2008 | Main News | Unrated

Ed Gordon encourages fathers to come with their daughters to the kick-off of “Daddy’s Promise,” a celebration of fathers and father-figures at Second Ebenezer Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 14.
» Detroit must come to reckoning
By Sam Logan, PUBLISHER | Published 09/10/2008 | Main News | Rating:

Ending a political soap opera that has consumed Detroit, Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick pleaded guilty to felony charges related to his affair with his former chief of staff Christine Beatty, and will resign as part of an agreement struck with prosecutors.
» The Sarah Palin Trojan Horse
By Bankole Thompson | Published 09/10/2008 | Main News | Rating:

The Democrats have a fight. John McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, pulled a political coup when he picked Sarah Palin, the two-year governor of Alaska, as his running mate.
» GM touts 30 mpg highway for 18 models for 2009
By Marcus Amick | Published 09/10/2008 | Main News | Rating:

General Motors has a 2009 lineup that includes 18 vehicles for the U.S. that get 30 miles per gallon on the highway or better, which is the most expected of any other automaker, according to GM officials.
» Chuck D, MTV rock the vote in the ‘D’
By Cornelius Fortune | Published 09/10/2008 | Main News | Unrated

The 2008 election year continues to surprise and interest the populace. With the election only two months away, that energy will be on display at “Detroit Rocks the Vote,” on Wednesday, Sept. 2, at the Fillmore Detroit, 2115 Woodward Ave. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
» Women of Destiny to host 2008 conference
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 09/10/2008 | Fifth Third Community Connection | Unrated

Each year, Destiny Christian Center reaches out to women in the community for a special conference devoted to women’s issues.
» THE HOME OPENER ‘What about right now, huh?’
By Terry Cabell | Published 09/10/2008 | Sports | Unrated

Is it just me or do the Detroit Lions have the most annoying commercial on television?
» That song was done before
By Steve Holsey | Published 09/10/2008 | Entertainment | Unrated

Being what you might identify as a musicologist, for many years I have been informing people, usually younger than myself, that songs they thought were new were actually remakes.
» Pastor Jamison fulfills dream with expanded church
By Patrick Sperti | Published 09/10/2008 | Fifth Third Community Connection | Unrated

Jamison Temple Missionary Baptist Church was established by Pastor Homer Jamison and his wife, Royal, in 1979 and had been at its first location for 24 years. Pastor Jamison continues to head the congregatio
» The Bambino Secret:
By Jordan Bucher | Published 09/10/2008 | Sports | Rating:

OMAHA, Nebraska – Babe Ruth’s legacy in Yankee Stadium will be celebrated for the last time later this month as the famous baseball stadium closes its doors forever.
» Sports hits
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 09/10/2008 | Sports | Unrated

The Detroit Shock recently put tickets for the 2008 WNBA Playoffs on sale.
» Reflections
By Steve Holsey | Published 09/10/2008 | Entertainment | Unrated

 Before November, new releases are scheduled from Raphael Saadiq, Michelle Williams, LaBelle (the reunited group), Missy Elliott, Big Boi (of OutKast) and John Legend, plus Christmas albums from Al Jarreau, Kimberly and Aretha Franklin.
» Fifth Third Bank helps you keep the faith
By Dolores Sturdivant | Published 09/10/2008 | Fifth Third Community Connection | Unrated

According to historical records, the first church in the city of Detroit was St. Anne’s, which was built in the late 1700s.
» Fifth Third offers products and services tailored to needs of faith-based
By Aleta Young | Published 09/10/2008 | Fifth Third Community Connection | Unrated

Fifth Third understands the challenge in managing your career and family’s day to day in these tough economic times.
» In the Game
By Leland Stein | Published 09/10/2008 | Sports | Unrated

I just returned home from Beijing and the first thing I was bombarded with was what happened to the University of Michigan and Michigan State?
» Message from the President
By David Girodat | Published 09/10/2008 | Fifth Third Community Connection | Rating:

One of the ties that bind us as a society is our network of churches.
» Frank Lucas: A Real American Gangster
By Janaya Black | Published 09/10/2008 | FrontPAGE - Cover Story | Rating:

He lived the life of a king as a drug lord in Harlem during the late 60s to the mid 70s, and then Hollywood immortalized him by turning his life story into a movie in the 2007 release of American Gangster starring Denzel Washington.

» In the News
By FRONT PAGE STAFF REPORTS | Published 09/10/2008 | FrontPAGE - News | Rating:

According to US Weekly magazine, Republican vice presidential nominee Sara Palin has more than a few skeletons in her closet.
» Teena Marie: ‘Behind the Groove’
By Deanna Dunham | Published 09/10/2008 | FrontPAGE - One on One | Unrated

Teena Marie has remained a relevant force in the R&B; movement for almost three decades, setting precedents as a vocalist, songwriter, arranger, producer, and musician, and playing lead guitar, keyboard and percussions on her own tracks.
» Heal the land
By FRONT PAGE STAFF REPORTS | Published 09/9/2008 | FrontPAGE - Our View | Rating:

Our city has suffered
» Kilpatrick makes plea deal; resigns
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 09/5/2008 | Main News | Rating:

Detroit's youngest mayor is now the first to leave office in disgrace. In a plea deal made Sept. 4, Kilpatrick pled guilty to two counts of obstruction of justice, admitting to perjury during a civil trial last year, and during a 2004 deposition.
» Historic election drives first-time voters to polls
By Bankole Thompson | Published 09/3/2008 | Main News | Rating:

Jacqueline Norris, 51, has never voted. But that would change come November when the Southfield resident plans to cast her first vote for Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.
» Grassroots campaign for Obama at work
By Patrick Keating | Published 09/3/2008 | Main News | Unrated

Sen. Barack Obama’s campaign staff says it is hard at work in reaching out to voters in Michigan.
» Gilles promotion to design VP is big boost for Chrysler
By Marcus Amick | Published 09/3/2008 | Main News | Unrated

The recent promotion of Ralph Gilles, who headed the design team of the Chrysler 300, to VP of design for Chrysler LLC could be some of the best news to come from the Auburn Hills based automaker in years.
» News Briefs
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 09/3/2008 | Main News | Unrated

Award-winning journalist and syndicated TV host Ed Gordon will begin a nationwide tour of churches and colleges to hammer home the need for Black fathers to enhance the bond between themselves and their daughters.
» Mind Your Manners:
By Cornelius Fortune | Published 09/3/2008 | Living | Rating:

Phrases like “please” and “thank you” are still the cornerstones of a well-behaved child in Shannon Barlow’s world.
» USA Track and Field:
By Leland Stein | Published 09/3/2008 | Sports | Unrated

BEIJING, China - Yeah, the 2008 Beijing Games are a wrap and the Olympic Flame has been extinguished. However, since the Games commence only once every four years, a last reflection is indeed worthy.
» THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE SHOW BUSINESS.. Hall of fame
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 09/3/2008 | Entertainment | Unrated

It has been said that some people were born to be what they are, and are doing what they were meant to do.
» Ford Edge solidifies niche in crowded segment
By Marcus Amick | Published 09/3/2008 | Living | Unrated

Two years after its launch, the Ford Edge continues to build on its appeal as one of the best selling crossovers.
» Owlz complete Little League Baseball season
By CHRONICLE STAFF REPORTS | Published 09/3/2008 | Sports | Unrated

The Owlz Little League Baseball team of the Eagle Sports Club recently completed its 2008 season.
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