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THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
April 28 - May 4, 2010
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Dr. CHAD AUDI (left), Caroline Sanders, regional manager, EMU-Detroit; Terra DeFoe, Mayor’s Office City of Detroit; and Karen Love.
KIM TRENT, Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s office, and Dr. Chad Audi. —Oxygen photos
BARBARA WILLIS (left), COO, DRMM; Dr. Audi and Norma Lewis, city council president, Highland Park.
DRMM’s Cornerstone Bistro media preview
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n April 15, Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries held a media preview to introduce the latest of its initiatives, the Cornerstone Bistro.
The teaching-apprentice style restaurant,
which will allow DRMM clients to enroll in a culinary arts school through Wayne County Commu- nity College, is housed in the DeVos Center at 13130 Woodward Ave. in Highland Park.
DRMM staff
welcomed many community, corporate and media leaders who helped celebrate DRMM’s contribution to the resurgence of the Highland Park community. The dining room and private banquet room will seat 185 pa- trons. The restaurant will be self-supporting.
DR. CHAD AUDI and Sen. Martha Scott.
The Cornerstone Bistro will officially open to the public for breakfast and lunch on May 17.
DR. CHAD AUDI and Hank Hubbard, president and CEO, Communicating Arts Credit Union.
DEANDRE WINDOM (left), city councilman, Highland Park; Christopher Woodward, Karen Love and Dr. Audi.
DR. RON HARKNESS (left), WCCCD; Dr. Chad Audi, Dr. Sandra Truitt-Robinson, WCCCD; and Dr. James Robinson, WCCCD.
CHESTER HANCOCK (left) and Nedal Tamer (right), contrac- tors, with Dr. Audi.
DR. CHAD AUDI (left), Denise O’Neal, Sen. Carl Levin’s office; and Hubert Yopp, mayor, Highland Park.
LINDA BURGESS (left), World of Travel, Karen Love and Dr. Chad Audi.
JEROME DRAIN (left), Christopher Woodard, Dr. Chad Audi, president and CEO, DRMM; and Perrin Emanuel.
CHINA COCHRAN (left); Caroline Sanders, regional manager, EMU-Detroit; Betty Brooks; Juanita Moore, president and CEO, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History; and Karen Love, vice president, Public Relations, DRMM.
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