Friday, March 30, 2012
Show us what you know–take a guess at our Dearborn question of the day.
So you think you know Dearborn, huh? When it was founded, who it's named for, all the mayors, what the city is known for–there's a lot of facts about our town. The Daily Dearborn Trivia will test your knowledge of our city, from historic facts to which high school won a big game last week. Think you know the answer? Chime in with a comment. Then come back the next day to see if you got it right. Today's question: How many people in Dearborn are under the age of 18? March 29 trivia answer: Clara Ford's famous rose garden at the Fair Lane Estate was three acres, and contained more than 10,000 plants.
Friday, February 3, 2012
Show us what you know–take a guess at our Dearborn question of the day.
So you think you know Dearborn, huh? When it was founded, who it's named for, all the mayors, what the city is known for–there's a lot of facts about our town. The Daily Dearborn Trivia will test your knowledge of our city, from historic facts to which high school won a big game last week. Think you know the answer? Chime in with a comment. Then come back the next day to see if you got it right. Today's question: Who changed the city's name from Dearbornville to Dearborn, and in what year? Feb. 2 trivia answer: The first industry in Dearborn was brick-making, started in the town of Dearbornville in the 1820s.
Friday, December 23, 2011
How well do you know Dearborn? Take a guess where this photo came from!
Everyone has their holiday traditions, from the must-see seasonal movie on Christmas Eve to the special menorah used every Hannukah. Dearborn has its holiday traditions, too. This week, we'll show you photos from Dearborn's holiday displays and events. Can you tell us what they are, and/or where they take place? In case you're new to this feature, here's how it works: We share a photo with you from somewhere in the city, and you tell us where the picture was taken. The following day, we tell you the correct answer. Today, tell us: In front of what Dearborn building will you find this holiday greeting to all passers by? Dec. 22 Answer: The answer to Thursday's photo trivia is the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center's Festival of …
Thursday, December 22, 2011
How well do you know Dearborn? Take a guess where this photo came from!
Everyone has their holiday traditions, from the must-see seasonal movie on Christmas Eve to the special menorah used every Hannukah. Dearborn has its holiday traditions, too. This week, we'll show you photos from Dearborn's holiday displays and events. Can you tell us what they are, and/or where they take place? In case you're new to this feature, here's how it works: We share a photo with you from somewhere in the city, and you tell us where the picture was taken. The following day, we tell you the correct answer. Today, tell us: Where in Dearborn can you find dozens of immaculately and creatively decorated Christmas trees for sale for a good cause? Dec. 21 Answer: The answer to Wednesday's photo trivia is Greenfield Village, where …
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
How well do you know Dearborn? Take a guess where this photo came from!
Everyone has their holiday traditions, from the must-see seasonal movie on Christmas Eve to the special menorah used every Hannukah. Dearborn has its holiday traditions, too. This week, we'll show you photos from Dearborn's holiday displays and events. Can you tell us what they are, and/or where they take place? In case you're new to this feature, here's how it works: We share a photo with you from somewhere in the city, and you tell us where the picture was taken. The following day, we tell you the correct answer. Today, tell us: Where in Dearborn can you find real, live reindeer during the holidays season? Dec. 20 Answer: The answer to Tuesday's photo trivia is Salina Elementary School, where each year ACCESS brings Santa–and plenty of …
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
How well do you know Dearborn? Take a guess where this photo came from!
Everyone has their holiday traditions, from the must-see seasonal movie on Christmas Eve to the special menorah used every Hannukah. Dearborn has its holiday traditions, too. This week, we'll show you photos from Dearborn's holiday displays and events. Can you tell us what they are, and/or where they take place? In case you're new to this feature, here's how it works: We share a photo with you from somewhere in the city, and you tell us where the picture was taken. The following day, we tell you the correct answer. Today, tell us: Where in Dearborn will you find this Santa giving toys to youngsters the week of Christmas? Dec. 19 Answer: The answer to Monday's photo trivia is the Cycling Saddlemen First Dozen Bicycle Ride, which takes …
Monday, December 19, 2011
How well do you know Dearborn? Take a guess where this photo came from!
Everyone has their holiday traditions, from the must-see seasonal movie on Christmas Eve to the special menorah used every Hannukah. Dearborn has its holiday traditions, too. This week, we'll show you photos from Dearborn's holiday displays and events. Can you tell us what they are, and/or where they take place? In case you're new to this feature, here's how it works: We share a photo with you from somewhere in the city, and you tell us where the picture was taken. The following day, we tell you the correct answer. Today, tell us: What New Year's Day event involves dozens of residents and non-residents alike riding their bikes around town? Dec. 16 Answer: The answer to Friday's photo trivia is the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center…
Friday, December 16, 2011
How well do you know Dearborn? Take a guess where this photo came from!
It takes a lot for a person to have their likeness preserved in stone, metal or other mediums. Statues commemorate people who changed the community, made a difference and helped others. In Dearborn, there are plenty of these difference-makers made immortal by their statues. Do you know where this week's photos of statues were taken? In case you're new to this feature, here's how it works: We share a photo with you from somewhere in the city, and you tell us where the picture was taken. The following day, we tell you the correct answer. Today, tell us: Where in Dearborn would you find this statue, and what is the significance of it? Dec. 13 Answer: The answer to Thursday's photo trivia is in front of the Henry Ford Centennial Library, where…
Thursday, December 15, 2011
How well do you know Dearborn? Take a guess where this photo came from!
It takes a lot for a person to have their likeness preserved in stone, metal or other mediums. Statues commemorate people who changed the community, made a difference and helped others. In Dearborn, there are plenty of these difference-makers made immortal by their statues. Do you know where this week's photos of statues were taken? In case you're new to this feature, here's how it works: We share a photo with you from somewhere in the city, and you tell us where the picture was taken. The following day, we tell you the correct answer. Today, tell us: Where in Dearborn would you find this statue, and who is it of? Dec. 14 Answer: The answer to Wednesday's photo trivia is Sacred Heart Catholic Church and School, where you will find a …
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
How well do you know Dearborn? Take a guess where this photo came from!
It takes a lot for a person to have their likeness preserved in stone, metal or other mediums. Statues commemorate people who changed the community, made a difference and helped others. In Dearborn, there are plenty of these difference-makers made immortal by their statues. Do you know where this week's photos of statues were taken? In case you're new to this feature, here's how it works: We share a photo with you from somewhere in the city, and you tell us where the picture was taken. The following day, we tell you the correct answer. Today, tell us: Where in Dearborn would you find this statue? Dec. 13 Answer: The answer to Tuesday's photo trivia is Orville Hubbard, former mayor of Dearborn, whose status stands just outside of Dearborn …
Robert Seeley
4:48 am on Saturday, March 31, 2012
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