Madison Heights
Americannoun
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Homes here don’t quite command the prices of neighborhoods to the west, such as Oak Knoll or Madison Heights, but smaller bungalows typically start at $700,000, while bidding wars for century-old Craftsmans or well-preserved Tudors drive prices to $1.5 million or more.
From Los Angeles Times
It’s Monday afternoon in Madison Heights, a stately Pasadena neighborhood where the seasonal decor is as tasteful and predictable as a Hallmark movie.
From Los Angeles Times
UPS workers and Teamsters members practice-picket outside a UPS distribution facility in Madison Heights on July 18.
From Seattle Times
Li Zhai was having trouble finding staff for Noodle Topia, his Madison Heights, Michigan, restaurant, in the summer of 2021, so he bought a BellaBot from Pudu Robotics.
From Seattle Times
At the Association of Chinese Americans’s community center in Madison Heights, a Detroit suburb, news clippings about the Chin case and photos from protests still hang from the wall.
From New York Times
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