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Hour Detroit Magazine – Online Deal

$14 for Two-Year Magazine Subscription ($29.95 Value)

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Monthly glossy magazine covers local news, dining, and cultural listings

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Before magazines, townsfolk kept up with current events by gossiping with the milkmaid or tickling secrets out of the town crier. Stay informed easily with this Groupon.

$14 For a Two-Year Magazine Subscription ($29.95 Value)

The two-year subscription includes 24 issues of Hour Detroit magazine, which covers local news, dining trends, and cultural listings.

Hour Detroit Magazine

Each month, the glossy pages of Hour Detroit magazine overflow with a bevy of coverage of metro-area news, restaurant openings, and cultural listings. Feature stories run the gamut from the personal stories of noteworthy Detroiters to in-depth glimpses into the entrenched bureaucracy of local lemonade stands. Subscribers can discover the best places to shop, plan garden parties around recipes contained within food-centric issues, learn how to balance his and hers closets, and concert calendars list entertaining alternatives to playing cat's cradle with an actual cat.

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The Groupon Guide to: Valentine's Day Leftovers

For some people, the most difficult thing about Valentine's Day is deciding what to do with all the leftovers. Here are some suggestions of what to do with the day-after detritus:

  • Melt down chocolates and put them in little ghost-shaped molds to start stocking up for Halloween.

  • Once roses start to wilt and dry out, use their thorns to make devil horns for a naughty dog or precocious toddler.

  • Diamond shavings are glitter.

  • Recycle a Valentine's Day card by crossing out the part that says "Lisa, I will always love you. You are my angel and my strength" and writing "Deepest sympathies on the anniversary of your terrible comeuppance!"

  • Leftover candy hearts? More like delicious croutons!

Sweet croutons, this salad is good!

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