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Arts/Culture
4:44 pm
Mon October 17, 2011

Detroit Symphony offers $20 tickets to city residents

Credit Jennifer Guerra / Michigan Radio
Detroit residents can now see any DSO classical or jazz concert this season for $20.
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Good news for classical music fans who live in Detroit. Detroit residents can now buy tickets to any Detroit Symphony Orchestra classical or jazz concert this season for $20.

Paul Hogle is executive vice president of the DSO. He says the new Detroit Rush Initiative is one way the orchestra can "connect more deeply" to the city. 

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Arts/Culture
12:04 pm
Fri October 7, 2011

Fall season ticket sales show promise for Michigan's arts organizations

Credit Photo courtesy of the Michigan Opera Theatre
The Marriage of Figaro is part of the Michigan Opera Theatre's 2011-12 season. This photo is from a 2007 production of the opera.
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Michigan’s ballet companies, theatres and opera houses are kicking off their 2011-12 season this fall, and it appears box office sales might be trending up.

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Auto/Economy
3:18 pm
Sat June 18, 2011

Half-off amnesty offered for unpaid parking fines

Credit Flickr/Chris Moncus
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People who have unpaid parking tickets in Detroit will be able to take advantage of a special program and pay only half the amount of money they owe. The program is called "All or Nothing Amnesty" and starts Tuesday and ends July 1st.

It also applies to people already in payment plans over parking debt, but does not apply to people whose vehicles have been clamped with a boot.  

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