1. "Living in Dearborn is great! I am close to all the major highways, Metro Airport, shopping, restaurants, and Downtown Detroit. I love the beautiful homes and up keep that the city does." - Brian, Dearborn
2. "Now that I've moved to Dearborn to cut my commute time to Ford (and stress, gas expense, wear and tear on me and the car) I'm amazed that more people don't realize the benefits of living near a vibrant downtown and their work. Then again, it took me several years to even consider taking the gamble, and now that I've made the move I'll never go back to a long commute or live in a dull suburb with no downtown nearby. Kudos for starting this." - Charlie, Dearborn
3. "I was accepted into Dearborn with open arms from the moment of my arrival. This picture perfect town has opened up new doors for me that I never imagined possible. The genuine bond that community members have with one another is easily seen, and I am so grateful to be a part of it." - Cortney, Dearborn
4. "I love Dearborn because of all the hidden treasures. There is always a great park to discover or an interesting business to visit. And everywhere you go, the people are friendly." - Daedra, Dearborn
5. "Living in Dearborn is great for those who, like me, work in downtown Detroit, I have one of the shortest drives of all my co-workers and almost never run into traffic problems."
6. "I love Dearborn for the Automotive Hall of fame. There's nothing like it anywhere else in the USA!" - Reine
7. "First of all..Michigan is a wonderful state with all its beautiful lakes. Dearborn is in a location that is easy to access big city shopping with rural living. It is central to many waterways within driving distance. Best of all the cost of living in this area is inexspensive. It has many cultures all living in harmony with each other with good school systems." - Judy
8. "I have been a Dearborn resident for more than 10 years, it was my first time coming to this city, I grew in it and loved it because, it's safe for me, and people are close to each other and friendly, everything is organized, clean roads and streets, good resturants, very close shopping areas, You feel yourself living in a village more than a city, because almost everyone knows each other." - Suzana
9. "I love Dearborn because of Greenfield Village. I still remember the sleepover we had there when I was in Brownies. Dearborn = lasting memories." - Sarah
10. "Dearborn is my home town, I moved there when I was two. I lived over on Walnut Street, And did the things kids do. Summer days at Pine Park, With a counselor all our own, Ten Eyck pool for swimming, The Youth Center skating zone. Two weeks at Camp Dearborn - We had the same tent each year. The Canteen and the dances, Bring back memories so dear. The Henry Ford Museum, Where we took visiting relations, The Memorial Day Parade, A Michigan Avenue..." - Joyce
11. "At 41, I have lived in several countries, multiple cities and owned over a dozen homes. My husband, children and I moved to Dearborn 3 years ago. In that short period, we have made more friends than in the previous 20, we have been invited to participate in organizations, events and festitivities as if we had lived here and made a mark on the community for a lifetime." - Nina
12. "I really enjoy living in Dearborn, Michigan because it has so many people that I consider good people. Like in Ireland with all of its beauty I love and choose to live here in Dearborn, Michigan. The recreation and Library's the Performing Arts, even the programs for Seniors plus the wide aray of both schools and events Dearborn puts on thanks to Our Mayor." - Timothy
13. “My hubby and I grew up in Dearborn, then moved away for 28 years, We moved back 1 1/2 years ago and we are in love with the city, I can ride my bike, and walk without crossing a busy intersection, what a joy. We also like the small markets and the small town feel. It has a quaint and peaceful feel, love it, love it, love it.” – Cindy
14. “I grew up in Dearborn, it is a great community. When I think about moving out of Dearborn, I just can't.” – Deborah
15. “Prior to 1978 when I had been attending both Dearborn High and Bryant Jr. High I played Ice Hockey for Dearborn Hockey Association. While my first year on Ice was with Adray Squirt Hockey team and Mike Adray as the team sponsor I ended my Hockey carreer with the Midget Rite-On Industries Hockey team. The team went in the 76-77 season to the state championship final game but we lost in overtime” – Timothy
16. I love Dearborn because it is a nice place for my family and me to visit. It is a place that we feel safe to walk the streets and enjoy the site in. Whether it is visiting the Henry Ford museum so my son can see how the first cars were made or seeing the awesome movies at the IMAX Theater, we know we will have a good time. - Andrew
17. I enjoy the city of Dearborn for the many picturesque scenes, such as at the Fairlane Mansion, that offer many subjects to draw upon. For example, the picture that I drew of the backdoor of the Power House at the mansion. - Tim
18. The GREAT Location of the City of DEARBORN by the GREAT Lakes make it the : GeoEconomics MultiCultures WONDER. - Jamal
19. The reason I think Dearborn is so great because of the great things our city has to offer such as various city services that keep our neighborhoods looking great. We have excellent schools where our children can walk to. Dearborn also has a great Special Education school. We have great neighborhoods with city parks that offer outdoor swimming at some of our parks. We also have a great Civic Center and skating ring. - Cheryl
20. Many of Dearborn's neighboring communities offer similar services and amenities. Good schools, safe neighborhoods, convenient parks and regular city services. These provide tremendous appeal. But the first to offer them was Dearborn! That's right, Dearborn pioneered the path for citizen's satisfaction, resulting in higher property values and making Dearborn a community that was envied, and eventually emulated by neighboring cities. Though copied, none offer the quality of the origianl, which keeps getting better and better! - Marlene
21. Dearborn Community is a peaceful place. People are its main assets. Henry Ford birthplace, who has brought world fame to humanity and Americans in particular ,by innovative concepts of manufacturing. Divine Mother Mata Ameritananda Mayi has been recently given the key of the city to unlock hearts of people, by our Mayor John O'Reily Jr. Feel very happy with many new shopping areas opened. Nice restaurants, Mall, Museum, Schools, Colleges, Universities, Multi-Ethnic and Multi-Faith community. Great City. May God Bless America. Thanks. - Suresh
22. I love Dearborn because of all the opportunities for education: Dearborn Public Schools, Henry Ford Community College, and U of M Dearborn. - Michael
23. As a little girl I lived in an urban city. There was plenty to do, playing cowboys and Indians in the corner trailer lot, waiting for the sheenie man as the echoes from his horn sent chills down my spine. Summer meant popsicles and long bike rides with my girlfriend down busy streets and alleys. During the winter we went ice-skating at the public park where boys would bring their hockey sticks and push us aside as... ~ Janice
24. When we moved to Dearborn, we wanted a home with vaulted ceilings a big yard. We bought an affordable 1950s home with smaller rooms and closets. Now, we've been here 20 years, and plan to stay forever. Our family's daily commutes are all less than 10 minutes. We are close to everything: good schools, jobs, affordable daycare, sports programs, a great library, museums, and entertainment. Our home is paid off, allowing us to save money... - Diana
25. Loving Dearborn is easy for me. My foster parents lived here and provided me with the first real home I ever knew. The neighborhood was a kid's paradise! 75 words aren't sufficient to describe the fond memories I have about growing up in this safe, clean and beautiful city. Suffice it to say that we moved back here to raise our kids because we wanted them to have the same warm, supportive, challenging and invigorating... - Kathleen
26. I was born in Dearborn 80 years ago and still love it. For me, Dearborn was always a "safe haven" - a bit of country surrounded by "big city". I've watched it grow and mature especially with opportunities for young adults and "empty nesters". It offers diversified culture and activities for all ages and tastes and the sense of community is outstanding. Dearborn will always be my hometown. - Edith
27. Dearborn is a city like no other! Truly, you will not be able to find a city like Dearborn anywhere else in the nation. Dearborn is really a city full of culture and diversity, which is why I love Dearborn! With over 200 Middle Eastern restaurants like Al-Amir and cafes like Midnight Cafe, it is never a dull moment. The people of Dearborn really make living here an experience, your neighbor is always a friend! - Adnan
28. I love Dearborn because of the friendly faces and the wealth of resources at Bryant Library. The resources include both knowledge and entertainment through the special programs. A perfect evening is a nice walk to the architecturally significant library with my three year old son to get books. Bryant is a wonderful gem in the community. - Jofran
29. As a senior citizen I am enjoying the benefits of the many wonderful senior programs offered by the City. I love the P.A.C. and was one of the first to purchase an annual membership. I swim regularly and partake of some of the senior programs offered. The theatre is conveniently located, abundant free parking, all good seats, good acoustics and a good variety of programs. - Dannielle
30. No matter where I live, Dearborn will always be home to me. Growing up in Dearborn, I always felt safe no matter where I went. There was always something to do in the parks, downtown, wherever. The schools were excellent, I will never forget some of my teachers. The Dearborn Homecoming in August is always fun. It's hard to put into 75 words why I love Dearborn, but Dearborn is always in my heart. - Marian
31. For three generations, my family has made Dearborn its home. It began with my grandparents building their home in Dearborn Hills in 1952. Since then, my parents, two sisters, and me have enjoyed living in Dearborn. Recently, my sister and I have each bought our own Dearborn homes. We love the history, schools, and entertainment our city has to offer. My sister and I brought Dearborn two state championships in track in 2001 and 2002. - Elizabeth
32. While I no longer live in Dearborn, my childhood there will never be forgotten. Where else can a boy grow up with a world class historical site, a busy downtown, and municipal swimming pools all within bicycle range? Dearborn has two, count ‘em, two downtowns, covers about twenty four square miles, with a population of nearly 100,000, yet somehow manages to retain that Norman Rockwell small town feel. Every visit is like coming home again. - Tom
33. The sense of community and family bond I feel in Dearborn is much like the family life overseas. never in my dreams would I expect a place to be this welcoming and culturally sensitive. Where else can you live and know if your child doesn't like what mom cooked she can go to one of the gracious neighbors homes and have a broader variety. when we say that it takes a community to raise... - Zainab
34. I remember visiting the Village when I was little and I so loved the history and the buildings! - Joel
35. I love Dearborn for the city parks - great for the kids. - Michael
36. I love the City of Dearborn for all the recreation facilities, Camp Dearborn, Homecoming, and the Fire Works. We have a clean city and I feel safe living here. Keeping the Bryant Library open was great. It is a quite place to check out information and the staff is great. Dearborn feel's like a small town and I always see people I know. - Sandra
37. I love Dearborn! It stands as a living example of how different ethnicities, including those that have been persecuted and targeted elsewhere, can live peacefully together and embrace each other's cultures and traditions. There is not a corner of the earth that is not represented here in the people of Dearborn. Our ancestors have come from across the globe, but chose to raise their families here. - Kristin
38. The old expression "Location, Location, Location", applys to Dearborn. Those in the know, know that Dearborn is in the heart of Detroit. It is where the top shopping mall in SE Michigan resides. Folks from all over the world live here. Learn a foreign language? - there is no better place to practice your skills. Converse with another "automobile nut"? No better place to talk Ford or other car talk. You'd love it here! - Ken
39. I love Dearborn because of the Howe Montessor school. I think the opportunities the children have there is superior. Second, The Dearborn Rec. center is outstanding and has state of the art equipment, excellent staff, and very clean. It's fun for our hole family, with Gymnastic and Dance classes. Finally I love our city services. Snow removal, Street cleaning, and timely trash pick up. These are just some of the reasons why I love Dearborn. - Nadine
40. Love it since it is America's heartland! - Kimberly
41. Diversity and love for family Every day you learn something new, be respectful to your neighbors A good community is s healthy community work together to keep it clean Ready yourself to be proactive in building a safe environment Be outspoken when telling others how great Dearborn is to you Open eyes and find a beautiful home Romanticize about a beautiful place Notice to all that beautiful place is Dearborn ~ Charles
42. I came here in 1993, thinking I would eventually move to the other suburbs like everybody else... but I came to realize that people in other suburbs don't get to know their friendly neighbors like they do here. They don't have the great public schools and libraries. They don't have the fantastic garbage pickup, garage sales, and block parties. And above all, they don't have Camp Dearborn or Homecoming. That's why Dearborn is my home. - Garland
43. In Dearborn you can visit Henry Ford Museum, which has been a part of my life since childhood, and which my husband and I still enjoy. We both love the collections of cars and trains. Have lunch afterward at Al-Ameer. Our favorites include the chicken shawarma, with fresh bread, hummus, and a lemon crush drink. Yum! A truly delightful Dearborn day! - Brenda
44. We have to put our differences aside and live together. Dearborn is accomplishing this. They built a brand new 10,000 square foot, two story Arab American Cultural Center, with a resource library, and education programs. Dearborn is a tight-knit community, where everybody puts away their differences, and enjoy what the city has to offer, in business and pleasure. - Larry
45. My boyfriend and I visited Dearborn this past fall and had such a great time. We spent a whole day at the Ford Museum and Factory and it still didn't seem like enough time. The Ford Museum is hands down the most incredible museum I've ever been too--and they have an amazing cream puff sundae too! I would love the opportunity to come back! - Meaghan
46. Why I love Dearborn? Dearborn is simply HOME. A City my Great Grandparents settled in when they came from Germany. A home to my Grand Mother and when she married, home to my Grand Father. My Mother has called Dearborn home all of her 81 years. I will continue the legacy my family started all those years ago. It is now my turn to call this great city my HOME. - Ann
47. I love Dearborn ,because its my Hometown.I grew up in the south end where every person and business and family had a place to call home,doors were left unlocked,and you were always welcome. I had a wonderful childhood growing up,going to Salina School,which iam very proud of,as so did my mother and her family.Dearborn just keeps getting better and better. - Wedad
48. Why I love Dearborn is because it's where I grew up. After living there for 25 years, then moving 4 years ago, I just want to move back. I just love everything being close like shopping, ice skating, and good doctors. I also love Dearborn because of its rich heritage. My family came to Dearborn in 1917. Dearborn had some of the best schools in the nation. Four generations worked at Ford Motor Company. - Amy
49. Sunday: Shatila chocolate croissants! Monday: Westborn produce. I'll create a salad masterpiece! Tuesday: I'm craving vegetarian curry from Anam. Wednesday: Shish tawook sandwich from La Pita. Do I have garlic breath? Thursday: Crispy fried perch and coleslaw from Fish Market Friday: Garlic spaghetti and pizza from Grace See's Saturday: Alcamo's Olives To sum it up quite simply - food glorious food! - Margaret
50. From Lindbergh to Bryant to DHS my education was fulfilling and very memorable. Friends and acquaintances along the way molded and painted my past. From the adventurous weekends at Camp Dearborn to the colorful parades down Michigan Avenue, I cherish all the memories. Now, as a parent and an owner of a Dearborn business, I'm raising my children in Dearborn so they too can experience the wonderful way of life this fine city can offer. - Jon
51. What a superb place Dearborn is for our family! Dearborn's safe, clean, affordable, nurturing environment offers educational and cultural experiences, outdoor beauty and fun amid an array of cultures. Museums, libraries, concerts, a nature center and bike trail enrich our lives. Neighborhood parks with ice rinks and pools add to our enjoyment. Friendly neighbors, including five diverse cultures accept my husband, also an immigrant. Could any family ask for a friendlier, ideal place to live! - Joann
52. One of the reasons I love Dearborn is for its Henry Ford Centennial library. There are tons of books to peruse, as well as internet access and reference books. They even have a free movie year round in the auditorium. It's a fine, large library with many activities for school age children; they have monthly book sales and different talks about history at times. The library's staff is also very knowledgeable and friendly. - Patrick
53. Why I Love Dearborn Beautiful neighborhoods, including three which are designated historical. Bus routes which run through Dearborn. Libraries, especially Bryant Library. Close proximity to Henry Ford Community College and UofM Dearborn The Henry Ford is right in "my own backyard" Ford Field and Levagood pool The diversity of its residents Listening to Jay Korinek on WHFR Wonderful medical facilities Historical ties with Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company Little Café Seeing Dearborn "in the news" Old churches - Mary
54. For 22 1/2 years I have enjoyed living in Dearborn. The proximity to the airport, downtown Detroit, the availability of drug stores, grocery stores, restaurants, shopping centers, theaters, libraries, and excellent services along with stable property values has been wonderful. The clean streets, trimmed trees, and well maintained sidewalks, plowed streets, and other city services are a joy. I appreciate the recycling efforts of the city and the efficient police and fire department. - Mary
55. As I look back, Dearborn is the only place I will remember because it is my home and where I grew up. I could never leave this city. Dearborn will always stay locked in my heart forever. When you step outside your house, you will always find your wonderful neighbors that greet you everyday. You will never find neighbors anywhere like the ones you will find in Dearborn. - Khalil
56. I love Dearborn because I can find any thing I want job, study, fun, museums, restaurants, mosques, churches, libraries, collages any thing you can imagine - Saleh
57. I love Dearborn because it feels like a small town, yet it's part of a major urban center. It's friendly neighborhoods, downtowns, and parks; with unbeatable city services. You have to love a city whose motto is: "Be Nice to People"!
58. It's the birthplace of the "American Century". From Dearborn, Henry Ford gave the world mobility, mass-production, middle-class wages, air travel, and more. His legacy and museum remain. Dearborn's hometown to Henry Ford and me! - Dennis
59. I love Dearborn because there is so much see and do I have been to the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield village many times and there is always something new there. - Dorothy
60. This is a fantastic city. The Leadership is great. We have a terrific Police and Municipal services. The schools are second to none. I also love the diversity and the wealth of different cultures. If the rest of the world could work together like the residents of the city of Dearborn, The World would be a better place. - David
61. I love Dearborn, because it is my home. When I came here at the age of 10, I was welcomed with smiles and love and thats what you see a lot of in this city. The people are so caring and generous. It is were I grew up and went to school from Elementary school to college. It is where I got married and had my children. It is where I will spend my years. - Manal
62. There are many things I love about Dearborn. Where is there any other city where you have many things to see and do. I grew up in a rural area and I can see why we bought our house in Dearborn. The neighborhoods are tree lined and tranquil and there are parks around many neighborhoods. It is so very clean and in the summer, there are flowers blooming everywhere. You feel safe and secure. - Wendy
63. Dearborn has so much to do and see, what's not to like? - Dana
64. I love Dearborn as it's a perfect city-home to anyone looking to live in a community where residents take pride in their landscape and attractiveness of their homes. Centrally located to health facilities and major through-ways Dearborn has numerous attractions, Westborn Market, a top notch grocery with a excellent cheese department. Artist's performances and creations, antiques, music, ice cream, diverse restaurants and meeting places, hardware, office supplies(and Marshall's)and world class museums! - Linda
65. I've been in the automobile industry for thirty years. It's been the livelihood whereby I've been able to raise a family, put all my sons through private school and college as well as live in a nice home and take yearly vacations. Dearborn honors the founders of the automobilie industry with it's museums. Automobiles were instrumental in helping the US economy grow over the last century. - Patrick
66. I love Dearborn for its ethnic diversity. Dearborn is a city full of people of varied heritage that live in harmony. Everywhere I go in the city I see different types of people and hear different languages being spoken. I’m proud Dearborn houses one of the largest religious centers in the country, I enjoy watching cricket games in the parks, and my visits to the restaurants and shops feel like a tour around the world. - Aisha
67. I love Dearborn for its juxtapositions of polar opposites: -The savage, raw power of Rouge Steel and the refinement of the historically significant Ford Homes District; -The plethora of sights, smells and alien tastes of its Lebanese, Iraqi, Yemeni, Italian, Chinese.....markets and the elegant dining of the Ritz Carlton Grille; -The bruising, frenetic activity of a pickup soccer game on an East Dearborn playfield and the refined sporting play at the Dearborn Country Club. - Mike
68. Dearborn has it all: neighborhoods, nightlife, nature. It’s both big city and small town. Historic homes and contemporary condos. Two downtowns for shopping and dining. Higher education and Hines Drive. A multi-cultural melting pot. A family focus. Industry, museums, malls. Bike paths and, parks. Big business and immigrant entrepreneurs. Rouge River, Ford Foundry, Festivals. Cultural enrichment and a rich heritage. Dearborn has it all: Come home to Dearborn; Dearborn will make you feel at home. - Toni
69. I am 45 years old now and when I was a child of 10 I visited Dearborn with my School. We went over to The Henry Ford Museum and I loved every moment of the sight i caught with my eyes. I always told myself i would go back to Dearborn but never had the chance too. Dearborn to me is like a Heaven on Earth and I love it! - Michelle
70. Having an "alley" has been such a great asset. I have met so many nice neighbors and the nice part is, many of us have become friends. Many of us on Nona St. and Beech St. have become friends. It reminds me of growing up in our neighborhood as a kids. I love Dearborn because of my neighbors, walking through the neighborhood, knowing the cashiers at Krogers, and the library. I love the Memorial... - Alice
71. Dearborn is special to my heart. Every fall my daughter and I take a “color drive” enjoying the gorgeous tree-lined streets near the Dearborn Golf Course. Glistening in the sunlight is the Hyatt Regency where my husband and I spent our wedding night. Greenfield Village and Holiday Nights hold special memories. Westborn Market is always a pleasant gourmet experience. I love Dearborn most of all because my three children were born at Oakwood Hospital. - Mary Ann
72. Why I Dearborn? In a word – FORD… As a grandson of an early Ford autoworker, seeing history up close and personal at the Ford Museum and Greenfield Village were things I enjoyed as a youngster but appreciate even more now as an adult. As place with a history of things that change American lives, and of being a true “melting pot” for many cultures in recent times, Dearborn is one pretty darn lovable town! - Eric
73. Dearborn is a city that has many positive effects. Whether its talking about the good education our children receive, fast emergancy response, very clean streets, the diversity of ethnic groups, the beautiful houses, the safe neighborhoods, and having a good mayor like the current mayor O'reilly. The city has one of the lowest crime rates in the country. I would never ever think about moving out of this city. - Fathia
74. Dearborn has always been my life. I was born and raised in this small, yet secure enviornment. It's beautiful landscape and friendly faces are just a few things that stick out. When someone asks me where I'm from, I proudly say "from the heart of America". - Basma
75. Dearborn has pizzazz! From its tree-lined boulevards to the spire atop the Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn is a city proud of its people and proud of its heritage. History makes note of its contributions to the American way, and the faces of its residents bear witness to its welcoming spirit. You can grow up in Dearborn, and you can grow old here, too. Whatever time you spend in Dearborn will stay with you forever. - Daniel
76. Whether I enter Dearborn from the North, South, East or West I can’t help but smile each and every time I see the “Welcome to Dearborn” sign. As I enter the Dearborn city limits I am comforted with the immediate sense of “I’m home!” As a community we stand beside one another through thick and thin within our neighborhoods, schools, work and businesses, our loyalty to Dearborn and to each other always shining through. - Cheryl
77. What makes Dearborn so special to me are the people. Born and raised in Dearborn, I have enjoyed the benefits of close knit neighborhoods and wonderful schools that helped breed life-long friends. Now my children get to experience the same gifts this city offers. Great neighbors who you can count on, block parties, neighborhood associations and wonderful parks. This is just one aspect of this wonderful city! - Susan
78. Trees, Trees, Beautiful Trees, Filled with pretty birds singing & soft buzzing bees! Moms walking babies ~ Dads walking dogs, Sunshine or snow, residents are doing their jog! If it's hockey in the street or baseball in the park, The kids are outside playing in the light and in the dark! Parks are a plenty and the schools are the best, Families love living here even with an "empty nest"! - Karen
79. From the great city services, schools, parks and homecoming, what isn't there to love about Dearborn? One of the best things about Dearborn in the summer, is the city pools. My children learned how to swim just down the street from our house. Now the kids participate in the summer swim teams and compete against the other city pool teams. What excellent memories my kids are growing up with! - Teresa
80. Dearborn equals warmth and acceptance. As a lifetime Dearborn resident, I have seen Dearborn grow and prosper, welcoming a multi-cultural population throughout the years. Our diverse populations live and work together in perfect harmony. Dearborn is a safe, clean, wonderful place to live. Dearborn offers its residents big-city amenities with a small-town feel. Experience Dearborn….and find your ‘home’! - Patricia
81. Being born to this highly lovable, yet secure place has been an honor. Its beauty, and vast resources can attract about anyone. The friendly people of this small community are like family to me. Precious memories that I can't forget, even the smell of the fresh red roses of a warm spring day is still in my nose till this day. Without Dearborn is like saying a house without a rose. - Yehia
82. Living in Dearborn is an honor. The neighborhoods are very safe to live in. The diverse ethnic groups the city has makes me not want to go any where else. The people of this nice community are always working together to make it a the best city in the country. - Muammer
83. Life was unforgettable living in Dearborn. Being safe in the street even in the dark. Limbo contests, ping pong, parades, picnics and fireworks, what a life full of happiness. And it was free! The Mother of the year contest my late Mom won was priceless! A clean city with achievement and memories that will last you a lifetime. Dearborn has given us the opportunity to excel beyond our expectations and make something out of nothing. - Suzanne
84. As a lifelong resident of Dearborn, I cannot say enough about the city and how it has made such an impact on my life. I grew up in the city, raised a family here, and continue to participate in all the activities that are offered in this great city. When grandchildren come to visit from out of state, they are eager to stay with us because of the many places and things to do. - Barbara
85. Dearborn is and always has been my home. From sledding at Ford Field to Greenfield Village and Dearborn Homecoming, this city has a wonderful small town feel. I love going to Leon's for breakfast and seeing dozens of people I know. I'm proud of my city; the memories it has provided, the good times I've had, and the good times still to come. - Erin
86. Dearborn is the greatest city in Michigan for people who enjoy walking. The mix of neighborhoods and retail make it possible to walk everywhere to take care of business and enjoy leisure time. There are activities for all ages. City services are excellent, especially the libraries. Neighborhoods are diverse, architecturally and ethnically. People take pride in their homes and businesses. The central location makes travel in Southeastern Michigan easy and convenient. - Linda
87. I lived in Dearborn 56 years, when I got married to John. I was so proud to be a Dearborn resident, My 5 children attend Edsel Ford HS and University of Dearborn where they received Masters degrees, I like Dearborn for is it very clean city and convenience of shopping. Residents all keep there homes up to date and are very proud of them. Our snow services of cleanup and our trash is always kept up... - Jeanne
