The Hamilton - Midtown can be your next home!

The Hamilton - Midtown

The Hamilton Midtown Detroit is like your stylish, history-loving best friend — a lovingly restored 1913 building in Midtown Detroit that seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern cozy vibes. Once a grand hotel from Detroit’s early 20th-century heyday, it’s now a place where quirky historic details meet bright, contemporary finishes, creating a homey yet city-cool atmosphere for residents. Inside, you’ll find sunny high ceilings, chic chef-inspired kitchens, and big bay windows in select apartments that frame sweeping city views — perfect for sipping coffee in the morning or cozying up at sunset. The community spaces feel like one big friendly living room with a coffee station and lounge ready for laughs, chats, and new friendships, while amenities like a wellness studio, bike station, and pet-grooming salon make everyday life feel effortlessly fun and thoughtful. Whether you’re wandering out to explore Midtown’s cultural gems or chilling with neighbors in the communal lounge, The Hamilton brings a sweet blend of historic soul and modern comfort to urban living in Detroit.

Wayne County

Dylan Siwicki

Detroit Metropolitan Area

Detroit

Michigan

The Hamilton Midtown Detroit is like your stylish, history-loving best friend — a lovingly restored 1913 building in Midtown Detroit that...

248NewsHut is a community-focused media company and news ser

248NewsHut

FREE GEAR GIVEAWAY Tees, caps, mugs, hoodies etc. The date is 9-18-26 starting at 12 noon. Go to our Blog for details. Look in the first section. WHO WE ARE 248NewsHut is a community-focused media company and news service based in Pontiac, Michigan. Operating as a Tri-County Free Voice Public Square, the platform provides residents with timely local news, investigative reporting, and a dedicated space for public discourse. The organization specializes in digital news publishing, offering a comprehensive range of services including breaking news coverage, editorial content, and classified advertising. Beyond standard reporting, 248NewsHut facilitates community engagement through verified local surveys, polls, and an open platform that allows visitors to submit their own articles and opinions for publication. Committed to transparency and accountability, the platform maintains a clear public disclosure policy and provides weekly email news reports to keep the community informed. Readers can expect a straightforward, fact-based approach to local journalism that prioritizes the needs and interests of the Pontiac area.

Oakland County

Oakland

Pontiac

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R2v3 Certified IT Recycling & Data Destruction in Livonia

eLake Tech Solutions LLC

eLake Tech Solutions LLC is a professional IT asset disposition and electronics recycling provider based in Livonia, Michigan. Serving businesses, schools, and healthcare organizations, the company manages the full lifecycle of retired technology from secure pickup to final disposition. Their facility is strategically located to provide efficient logistics and responsible processing for clients throughout the Metro Detroit area and nationwide. The company specializes in comprehensive IT asset management, including data sanitization, physical destruction, testing, repair, and remarketing of equipment. By prioritizing a reuse-first approach, they help organizations recover value from qualifying hardware while ensuring that non-reusable materials are handled through environmentally responsible recycling channels. Their team applies rigorous workflows to manage everything from small batches to large-scale enterprise equipment refreshes. As an R2v3 certified facility with ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 accreditations, eLake Tech Solutions maintains a high standard of operational accountability and data security. Customers can expect transparent reporting, documented chain-of-custody controls, and professional service backed by an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.

Wayne

Livonia

eLake Tech Solutions LLC is a professional IT asset disposition and electronics recycling provider based in Livonia, Michigan. Serving businesses,...

DETROIT — A Wayne County man is planning to pay off his debt after winning $2 million on a scratch-off ticket, according to Michigan Lottery officials.The lucky 37-year-old player, who chose to remain anonymous, bought his winning Big Money Pay Day ticket at Safeway Market Inc., located at 8031 Dix Street in Detroit, lottery officials said.He said he scratched the ticket in his car before heading home."When I saw I'd won $2 million, I was in complete shock," he told lottery officials. "I buy scratch-off tickets all the time and have won smaller prizes, but I honestly never thought I'd win a big prize like this, so I feel over the moon excited and blessed."He decided to receive his prize as a one-time lump-sum payment of about $1.3 million rather than annuity payments for the full amount. "This big win will allow me to pay off all my debt and then I plan to save the rest of the money for whatever the future may have in store for me," he said.

DETROIT — A Wayne County man is planning to pay off his debt after winning $2 million on a scratch-off ticket, according to Michigan Lottery officials.

The lucky 37-year-old player, who chose to remain anonymous, bought his winning Big Money Pay Day ticket at Safeway Market Inc., located at 8031 Dix Street in Detroit, lottery officials said.He said he scratched the ticket in his car before heading home.

"When I saw I’d won $2 million, I was in complete shock," he told lottery officials. "I buy scratch-off tickets all the time and have won smaller prizes, but I honestly never thought I’d win a big prize like this, so I feel over the moon excited and blessed."He decided to receive his prize as a one-time lump-sum payment of about $1.3 million rather than annuity payments for the full amount.

"This big win will allow me to pay off all my debt and then I plan to save the rest of the money for whatever the future may have in store for me," he said.