Gazette van Detroit ("Newspaper of Detroit") is a Flemish newspaper in Dutch and English, published in the United States since 13 August 1914. This newspaper has Flemish immigrants in the USA and Canada as targeted readers.
First it appeared as a weekly newspaper, later it became biweekly, often referred to as the "only Belgian biweekly in America".
The newspaper is published by "Gazette van Detroit Belgian Publishing Company Inc." in Roseville, ...
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Gazette van Detroit ("Newspaper of Detroit") is a Flemish newspaper in Dutch and English, published in the United States since 13 August 1914. This newspaper has Flemish immigrants in the USA and Canada as targeted readers.
First it appeared as a weekly newspaper, later it became biweekly, often referred to as the "only Belgian biweekly in America".
The newspaper is published by "Gazette van Detroit Belgian Publishing Company Inc." in Roseville, Michigan.
By 2004, celebrating its ninetieth birthday, it is still a popular newspaper amongst Americans with Belgian ancestors and their relatives in Belgium. To date, the Gazette van Detroit has still many subscribers in North America and in Belgium.
In 2006, the Flemish Government donated 12,500 euro to ensure the Gazette van Detroit can continue its operations.
Official Mission Statement of the Gazette van Detroit:.
The Gazette van Detroit is a bridge between Belgium and the United States of America. Its goal is to enhance the social,...
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