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Ellen Piligian

Detroit
As seen in: People, Detroit Free Press, Lansing State Journal, Battle Creek Enquirer, Metromode, Model D, Second Wave, Common Ground
Journalist/Writer/Storyteller. Shoe lover. Animal rescuer. Caregiver. Living organ donor. I'd love to write for SNL. #NarrativeMedicine #binders
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Ann Arbor Archives - Common Ground

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By Patrick Dunn, Ellen Piligian
| Common Ground
Micro forests attract not only birds and bees but Metro Detroiters, too Whether you call them micro, mini, or pocket forests, they are taking root around the world — and in metro Detroit. They help the environment, provide refuge to native species, and respite to people seeking green spaces — especially in urban areas.
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Metro Detroit Death Doulas Want You to Talk about Death

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By Ellen Piligian
| metromodemedia.com
If you’ve never heard of a death doula, that’s about to change. Death doulas, also known as end-of-life doulas, grew out of the birth doula movement. They are non-medical caregivers and advocates who promote death literacy to a culture that largely avoids the topic. Even celebrities are making headlines with their interest in the work. Nicole Kidman announced her interest in becoming a death doula in response to realizing how lonely her mother was before she died.
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Summer is Selling Season: Realtors' tips on Metro Detroit's hottest neighborhoods and trends

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By Ellen Piligian
| Model D Verified
Thanks to low inventory, higher mortgage rates, and home prices, this summer is looking a lot like last year for metro Detroit real estate — it’s still a sellers’ market. Big time. Sellers can expect multiple offers over the listing price and cash at closing from the buyers who are willing to close those deals. It’s not such a sweet time for would-be buyers who can’t afford either the interest rates or the cash out-of-pocket to cover the amount over appraisals.
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