It was late December when Detroit healthcare workers began receiving their first doses of the Coronavirus vaccine. The next steps, however, as January takes the stage and more vaccines become available for Detroiters, are vitally important to the vaccine’s success. By pursuing our own research
[caption id="attachment_34568" align="alignright" width="235"] ROCHELLE RILEY, DIRECTOR OF ARTS AND CULTURE FOR THE CITY OF DETROIT[/caption] Like most walks of life, art and those who create it have seen the normalcy of day-to-day life changed almost overnight amid the ever-changing coronavirus pandemic. Speaking on the current
Ford CEO Jim Hackett reached out to employees in a letter Thursday morning to warn there would be executive pay cuts and a stall in employee merit raises until October 1, among other matters heading into the coming weeks. The move comes as the Ford
For those of us consuming Coronavirus information updates every 30 seconds, it’s hard to keep up, let alone decipher what it all means. To inspire our readers, Detroitisit is taking an informative stance to help keep you best aware of what’s going on, and what steps