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13
Sep
2009
Question by Kia C., formerly of Detroit, now LA
Marci Iwrey
Mambo Marci, every time I go to a salsa congress, I get frustrated at the big workshops, with too many people, and the fact that I get stuck with a beginning dancer throughout the class. Any thoughts?
Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 09:47
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03
Jul
2009
What is so great about dancing salsa? Why do you do it, Mambo Marci?
Marci Iwrey
The reasons people have for going out to dance salsa and other latin dances are varied. Here are some of them...
25
Jun
2009
Royal Oak restaurateur receives Italian honor
Peter Vazquez
ROYAL OAK — Sangria owner Luigi Cutraro's support of families with premature babies at risk of 
blindness hasn't gone unnoticed by officials in his native country of Italy.
Cutraro, 53, of Rochester Hills was given the title of cavaliere, which means knight, by Italian President Giorgio Napolitano.
"It's most certainly a great honor that commands respect," said Angela Piazza, spokesperson for the Consulate of Italy, Detroit. "He could request to be addressed as cavaliere, which would be like Sir Anthony Hopkins or Sir Paul McCartney, but we are a republic not a monarchy."
Last Updated on Thursday, 25 June 2009 05:19
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blindness hasn't gone unnoticed by officials in his native country of Italy.Cutraro, 53, of Rochester Hills was given the title of cavaliere, which means knight, by Italian President Giorgio Napolitano.
"It's most certainly a great honor that commands respect," said Angela Piazza, spokesperson for the Consulate of Italy, Detroit. "He could request to be addressed as cavaliere, which would be like Sir Anthony Hopkins or Sir Paul McCartney, but we are a republic not a monarchy."
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