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	Neighborhoods and projects in Detroit, Michigan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bagley community is an area in Northwest Detroit whose boundaries are West Outer Drive to the north, Livernois Avenue to the east, West McNichols (Six Mile Road) to the south, and Wyoming Avenue to the west.
		Greektown is located less than half a mile (0.8 km) from the Renaissance Center in the downtown area.
		Midtown Detroit is an area roughly two square miles between Downtown Detroit to the south and New Center to the north.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greektown,_Detroit (2497 words)

	Greektown Historic District
		The traditional center of Detroit's Greek community, the Greektown historic district is one of the last surviving Victorian-era commercial streetscapes in downtown Detroit.
		The area that today is known as Greektown was first developed by German immigrants as a residential community in the 1830s.
		By the 1920s, Greektown was becoming primarily commercial; most of the Greek immigrants moved out of the area, but their restaurants, coffee houses, boutiques, and small groceries remained.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/detroit/d12.htm (293 words)

	MotorCityRocks.com: Profile of Greektown
		Greektown has served as the ethnic retailing district for more than 140 years.
		Greektown is home to over 20 great restaurants (ranging from fine dining to authentic Greek fare), pastry shops and the Greektown Casino.
		The Second Baptist Church of Detroit is one of the notable structures in Greektown.
	www.motorcityrocks.com /greek.htm (208 words)

	Detroit travel guide - Wikitravel
		Detroit, [1] a major metropolis in the state of Michigan, has had a profound impact on the world, from the advent of the assembly line, to the Motown sound, to Detroit techno, Detroit continues to shape American and global culture.
		Detroit has a rich architectural heritage, from the restoration of historic Book-Cadillac Hotel to the Westin Detroit Hotel surrounded by the golden towers of the ulta-modern Southfield Town Center.
		Detroit Metro Airport (DTW) [4] - This is the largest airport in the area and located in Romulus, about 20 minutes west of the city proper located at the junction between I-275 and I-94.
	wikitravel.org /en/Detroit (4462 words)

	vpFREE Greektown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Greektown does have NSUD in 50-play,.05 to $1.
		Greektown has banned several video poker players, including a dollar slot player.
		Greektown's 50-play $.05 NSUD have been downgraded to 12 - 10.
	members.cox.net /vpfree/M_GreT.htm (698 words)

	Greektown Casino (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		DETROIT — Detroit’s “Best Casino” awarded $50,000 to Marjorie Federspiel of Oxford during Greektown Casino’s “Cool Million, That’s A-Lotta’ Cash” giveaway on September 28, 2001.
		Greektown Casino is conveniently located at 555 E. Lafayette, a six-lane avenue that is a direct exit off I-375, just a block from the casino’s main entrance.
		Greektown is also a short walk from Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers, and Detroit’s Fox Town theater district.
	www.greektowncasino.net /info/news_detail-92.htm (347 words)

	Michigan Gaming: Detroit Casinos - Greektown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		If you are interested in contracting with Greektown Casino L.L.C., you may need to file an application for a supplier's license with the Michigan Gaming Control Board.
		The Detroit City Council is currently working on finalizing the plan for the permanent casinos.
		The Greektown casino complex goal is to employ 50% Detroit residents for the first year of operation, 60% after two years of operation, 70% after five years, and 75% after seven years of operation.
	www.michigangaming.com /Greektown.html (405 words)

	Greektown - Detroit View from Monroe Street
		When the Downtown Detroit collapse occurred in the late sixties and seventies, a one block long stretch of Monroe Street ran counter to those bleak events.
		Named Greektown for the largely owned by Greek immigrant shops and restaurants that lined the strip, the area became increasingly vibrant.
		On the eve of the opening of the Greektown Casino this once sleepy stretch, where elderly Greeks would click their worry beads over cups of muddy coffee and shots of ouzo in more carefree days, bears little resemblance to the Greektown of the late sixties.
	detroityes.com /webisodes/2000/06greektown/01Greektown.htm (92 words)

	Greektown Leads Detroit Casinos
		DETROIT, Michigan – As reported by the Detroit Free Press: "Greektown Casino led Detroit casinos in revenue growth for March, registering a 14.6% rise, the Michigan Gaming Control Board reports.
		"Greektown reported revenue of $32.2 million, up from $28.1 million in the same month last year.
		MGM Grand Detroit Casino had a 1.53% rise in revenue to $41.5 million for March, while MotorCity Casino reported revenue rose by 1.54% to $40.9 million…"
	www.casinocitytimes.com /news/article.cfm?contentID=157829 (164 words)

	Campus Information Centers - Directions to Greektown, Detroit
		Greektown is small district on Monroe Avenue in Detroit with interesting stores, amazing pastry shops, and restaurants with ambiance and great authentically Greek food, with the occasional "Opa!" Greektown is also the home of Trapper's Alley, a unique collection of shops.
		Take the Lodge until the freeway ends and turns into Jefferson in downtown Detroit.
		Turn right at Monroe and you'll be in Greektown.
	www.umich.edu /~info/togreek.html (178 words)

	Greektown Greektown - Detroit - Hellas Restaurant
		Not much on the street endured the Trapper's Alley era.
		Speculators, convinced that the revival of Detroit would happen in Greektown, flooded into the area and slowly drove out marginal Greek American owned restaurants, coffee houses and shops replacing them with slick, soulless, touristy shops.
		Within a few short years the character of Greektown was destroyed in a sea of faceless commercialism.
	detroityes.com /webisodes/2000/06greektown/06GreektownHellas.htm (84 words)

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