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Letter attacks Michigan halal restaurant. Owner offers shared meal

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By Laura Colvin Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A Taylor restaurant thanks the community for an outpouring of support after an inflammatory letter questioned whether a halal-food business belongs in the city. Halal Bros 2 Go, which opened in August at 22331 Goddard Road, posted a statement on social media Nov. 11 after learning an unknown person was reportedly distributing the letter at Southland Center.
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Leadership shake-up continues: Plymouth Township picks new treasurer

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By Laura Colvin Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Plymouth Township is getting its fourth new board member of the year – a new treasurer – following a wave of departures from township leadership. The Plymouth Township Board of Trustees voted 4-2 on Nov. 10 to appoint John Gorzalski, a longtime financial executive and township resident, to replace Treasurer Bob Doroshewitz, who is resigning effective Dec. 9. Doroshewitz announced in June that he would step down, partly for health reasons.
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Train delays slowing you down? Plymouth testing cameras at crossing

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By Laura Colvin Verified
| Hometown Life Verified
The city of Plymouth, Michigan, is launching a pilot program to help motorists avoid train delays. Solar-powered cameras will monitor a railroad crossing, allowing drivers to check for blockages via a website or app. The one-year pilot program will cost the city $3,500, with the potential to expand to other crossings. Plymouth motorists tired of waiting for trains to pass may soon have a new way to avoid getting stuck at railroad crossings.
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