I would use the money to let my kids buy new outfits for school.

I would use the money to go to Angelina's for dinner with my family. Then maybe head over to Willow Tree to pick up something for myself. If there was enough left over we'd head down to Stroh's for some ice cream.

I would buy my guy a new fedora at Chelsea Menswear, get a couple's tarot card reading at the Boston Tea Room, and end the evening with a Snickertini at Gizmos!

I would take my parents, fiancé, and in-laws to the new Sushi Bar. I'm hooked on their crunchy rolls, so I feel everyone else should be too ;)

I would give to my daughter to use at the Traffic Jam..

Bar crawl starting at R.P. and 6 stops later, calling a cab from the Stone Pub! And hitting Strohs at some point too!

I would support all the local businesses in one day, def hit up some resale shops!

I would buy candy from The Candy Store, hot fudge cream puffs at Sanders, and just spend the rest on junk food!

I would buy stuff for me and my family
Save that money and buy something nice for me and my family on christmas

I think I would do appetizers at RP McMurphy's, dinner at Portofino, ice cream at Stroh's and Coastal Thai the next day for lunch!

I've lost 60 lbs. I would stock up at Total Health foods ( I'm also excited about the new juice bar). There's a pretty green scarf I'd like to buy at The Boston Tea Room & maybe take a couple of Yoga classes. I'd also stop by Tongue's Protein Bar Chill for a cup of Chai & conversation with Timmy & his Dad.

Wyandotte night out with out the kids, my husband and I have four children so a nice dinner or lunch at Portofino followed by a Diamond Jack tour then take the kids to strohs at a later date.

First go to dinner at that hamburger place, then stroll over to the corner ice cream parlour for dessert. Then visit the candy store. Of anything left drop w couple of bucks for gas at the Marathon station . Thanks in advance.

- Buy a nice dress from Traffic Jam then dinner at Franks (ummm...pizza!), a couple of sundaes from Stroh's and then a nightcap (or 2 or 3!!) at either Portofinos or RP's. The idea evening in the city of Wyandotte!!

I would give it to my parents so they could go out to dinner (they love RP's) and have some drinks (probably at Sports or The Oak)! They do so much to help support me while I'm in college, so it would be so nice to be able to give something back to them!

A three generation night in the city. There is something for everyone in dowtown Wyandotte. From the wonderful restaurants (RP's) to great coffee shops (The Grind) to tasty desserts (Sweet Nothings). Finally a nightcap at any of the Veterans Clubs.

I'd bring in friends who don't normally spend time in Wyandotte and show them a good time.

I would use it to shop @ the Dotte's Farmer's Market and then head to Weyand's Fisheries for the main entree; then go home and have my hubby fire up the grill and have a very healthy tasty meal in our backyard. Then we'd go for a stroll afterwards and either end up at Saunder's for dessert or Sweet Nothings. Makes my mouth water just thinking about it!!!!!

I would buy $100 worth of ice cream at Stroh's and use it to have an ice cream party with my co-workers and our patrons at the Bacon Memorial District Library!

Dinner at Frank's Pizza, dessert at Stroh's and something for me at Willow Tree. :)

I would donate it to the Wyandotte animal shelter

I would treat my son's baseball team and my daughter's softball team to Twist n Shout after one of their games. They play hard and deserve a treat. Sharing it with about 25 kids would be a joy.

Date night for me and my husband at Portafinos! And a new outfit at 4 Her for me :)

Date night for me and my love...never been to Coastal Thai so I would love to try it, then to my favorite Wyandotte bar, My Place for some drinks and karaoke :).

I would love to take a trip on the Diamond Jack with my husband. Then pizza at Frank's Restaurant. Maybe a drink or two at RP's, and then a stop at Stroh's for an ice cream sundae. I wish I could spend it at Lions, Tigers and Beers. Hopefully they will rebuild it, so we can go there when it is finished.

I would eat, shop and relax.

I just wrote a book. The protagonist is from Wyandotte. It took a lot out of me and I don't know if my story will be a success. If I had the money, I'd return Downriver and promote my book. If it becomes a New York Times bestseller, I'd buy a condo complex for all my relatives who are struggling in the Detroit area, so they could rent from me, at low rent instead of the ridiculous payments they have to make now! I'd set up a college fund for aspiring writers and have a reality show like “The Voice" for lyricists, screen play writers, journalists and authors. I'd have university professors and professional play-writes guide the contestants. I'd "put back" into the community helping people who are illiterate or have dyslexia learn how to read and comprehend. That is my dream and I know that if I could promote my book, "A Sideshow Journey," it would be the start I need to help people help themselves.

I would take the kids for some slurpees then play at bishop park for a while, then have lunch at big boys or franks for pizza. Check out some of the shops and see if we could get something cute for baby. Then hit strohs for ice cream before heading home. or maybe bob Jo's , kids really like that also.

I would spend half at Total Health Food Store ( my favorite and best health food store downriver!!) And I would take the other half and have a "GIRLS NIGHT OUT" in downtown WYANDOTTE. The best city in the state to have a goid time!!!

I would go to Salon Mischa and get a fabulous hair style and then go to 4Her and buy some clothes!

I would donate some to the Wyandotte Animal Shelter. I would then take my sister to Coastal Tai for a birthday lunch. Go to Stroh's for ice cream for desert and then go sit down by the river and enjoy the water and its activity.

I would buy a bunch of craft supplies and waterballoons (kids love waterballoons) and then have an open craft day and water day for the children in our neighborhood at FOP park!

We would start by "making a memory" at Pottery Creations, then have dinner at Coastal Thai, followed by coffees enjoyed on a bench by the river watching for freighters to come through.

I would go to The Grind (of course lol) and then Hood's for something unique and then traffic jam:)

I have a new granddaughter that definitely needs more spoiling! I would spend it on her at the shops in Wyandotte!!!!

Dinner at Angelina's, dessert at Stroh's, and then let the kids stock up at The Candy Store :)

Sports for a raspberry wheat, Angelia's for dinner, Country Enchantments for a pandora bead and Gizzmo's for dessert:)

I would take my dad to dinner (his Wyandotte choice). He watches our 18 month old every day while we are at work.

My wife and I would start the night out at Franks Pizza for some really good and greasy pizza pie. After that we would get an ice cream from Strohs and walk the downtown area. To end the night we would end up at Gizzmo's for a nice martini.

Girls night at Sushi bar and pottery creations!!!

I would take the Tata's Task Force (18 of us) for a glass of wine or a fabulous martini at Belicoso Cafe! The perfect thank you for their generosity in volunteering their time and talent to do something GREAT for Downtown Wyandotte!

Family dinner on the deck at Portofino. Best way to spend a summer evening!

My fiance and I would go on a MUCH needed date night for dinner at the sushi bar and take my first trip into stroh's for dessert.

I would treat my husband & daughter to dinner for their July birthdays at the Wyandotte resteraunt of their choice followed by dessert at Strohs.

Get a tune up at a local Auto shop, and an oil change! If I happen to have a few bucks left over - Stroh's it is!

I'd use it to spend at the farmers mkt. then treat ourselves to a Sanders "cream puff hot fudge. Then maybe a coffee at the Grind.

I would take my husband, parents and step-parents out for dinner at Coastal Thai then I would buy everyone a custard at Bob Jo's!

I would donate the entire amount to the Wyandotte Animal Group, an animal rescue group
that has been saving homeless & unwanted pets for 24 years. They would put the money
to good use.

I would start the day off by taking my family to Bouncing off the walls for open bounce. Next we would get take out from Mancino's pizza and have a pizza picnic lunch at Bishop Park (the best park downriver). After that I would take my kids to The Candy Store for a small treat.After a trip to the fountain so the kids could cool off, I would take them to dinner at Joe's Hamburgers because they have the best sliders, chili fries and onion rings. For dessert we would stop at Twist and Shout for cones. Then I would drop the kids off at home and my husband and I would go to Gizmo's because after that long day with the kids we would definately need a couple of drinks!!

I would start off at Franks and have dinner, then I would head down to Sanders and have a hot fudge cream puff and finally over to Dohickeys for drinks and I would do all this with my boyfriend Jack!!! A great night in a great city!!!

I would donate it to a family in need.

Once a week I would bike ride with my kids to Strohs to have ice cream and make that a new summer tradition until the $100 ran out.

My wife and I would take Father Michael Cremin and Father Linus Kinyua ( Pastor and Associate Pastor of St Joseph, St Patrick and St Elizebeth Catholic Churches) to lunch or dinner their choice of a Wyandotte establishment. They both have been working hard the last two years to merge the three Churches. It will be a sad week end with the closing of St Elizabeth but because of their dedication and prayers they will make a difficult situation an easier transformation.

I would spend it at one of the dollar stores in town on school supplies and donate to the schools to pass out to kids who came without the basic tools for learning in September.

I would have a great dinner at Portofino's on the deck! Then go down to Edible Arrangements and get a bouquet! Yummy that' sounds perfect! Now im hungry' lol!

Its summer and my daughter worked so hard in school Id let her spend it! we always put our money on wyandotte!

Jean
I help run the soup kitchen at First Congregational Church in Wyandotte on the first and third Saturday's of each month, I would use the $100.00 to buy food to serve the people at the soup kitchen.

I would save it for the five of us to spend at the street fair!!

Coastal Thai for dinner, a little something from 4 Her, and some workout gear from The Fighting Fit....my boxing gloves stink! ;-)

I would take my whole family to dinner at McMurphy's then head to Stroh's for dessert! :o)

I would take my Mom and daughters to dinner at Franks for a fabulous pizza, then to Stroh's for ice cream. The rest I would spend on a beautiful piece of art that I've had my eye on at Biddle Gallery...and indulge MYSELF for once!

I would right away walk over to Wyandotte Optical and get an eye exam and see what I can get glasses-wise, something that is desperately needed!

I would start off at either RP's, Sushi bar or Solero for dinner. Have dessert at Stroh's then spend the rest shopping.

Kim, Ron & Hailey
I would wait for my Husband to come home from working out of town. Take our daughter to Stroh's for Chocolate ice cream, then pay for a sitter and go to the new sushi Bar, and a martini @ Gizmos, and stop off at every bar and have a drink, save enough money for a cab ride home in Wyandotte.

Eating out under the shade of Gregorio's patio with chilled glass of Sangira! Followed by Stroh's and maybe some karaoke down at Speedboat ;)

I would use the money to support the small businesses in Wyandotte that have helped my friends and I. Starting with going to tongues for some great coffee, Sushi Bar for amazingly fresh sushi, and a drink at Sports. Nothing better than helping out Wyandotte and getting to spend it with friends!

Thanks for all the great entries. The contest is now closed. We'll announce the winner soon.