The official storyteller of Detroit
September 8, 2017 8:11 AM Subscribe
Detroit mayor Mike Duggan has appointed Aaron Foley to the position of Chief Storyteller. Foley is a journalist, former editor of BLAC Detroit Magazine, and author of How to Live in Detroit Without Being a Jackass.
Foley's work will include production of TheNeighborhoods TV channel and TheNeighborhoods.org, a new site with an interactive map profiling each of the city's 200+ neighborhoods, stories of individual Detroiters, podcasts, videos, and resources for citizens. According to the city's press release about the project, The Neighborhoods will have a staff of six and a project cost of approximately $250,000 covered by revenues from the city's cable TV franchises.
Highlights so far: This episode of "Spokes People" about the Matrix Center's midnight boxing program for kids, a story about the RollerCade skating rink which opened in the Boynton neighborhood in 1955, and a project to help police catch illegal dumpers .
Foley's work will include production of TheNeighborhoods TV channel and TheNeighborhoods.org, a new site with an interactive map profiling each of the city's 200+ neighborhoods, stories of individual Detroiters, podcasts, videos, and resources for citizens. According to the city's press release about the project, The Neighborhoods will have a staff of six and a project cost of approximately $250,000 covered by revenues from the city's cable TV franchises.
Highlights so far: This episode of "Spokes People" about the Matrix Center's midnight boxing program for kids, a story about the RollerCade skating rink which opened in the Boynton neighborhood in 1955, and a project to help police catch illegal dumpers .
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