Just Mee
@TrustinGod
30 March, 09:46
I know for a fact this is a problem. City officials allow concrete crushing around residential neighborhoods, and could give a rat's azz about the dust that covers your vehicle on a frequent basis.
March 2024
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March 2024
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Community continues fight to shut down northwest Detroit concrete crusher - WDET 101.9 FM
The Schoolcraft Improvement Association held a press conference this week to drum up support for a city lawsuit aiming to shut down the facility.
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Sara Legvold
@SaraOne
30 March, 11:28
In response Just Mee to his Publication
One question... Who was there first? The concrete company or the residences? Just sayin.
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Residents were there first. I personally am aware of what's happening in a residential area where the company started crushing concrete about 2 years ago. People voiced their concerns, but city officials do what they usually do...ignore public concerns.
08:34 AM - Mar 31, 2024
In response Sara Legvold to his Publication
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