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Inaugural Green Street Fair a successAbout 130 environmentally conscious exhibitors vendors and companies were brought to Kellogg Park in downtown Plymouth to educate the community about eco-friendly products and services during the Green Street Fair. Photos by Molly Tippen
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Opinions differ on airport planEven if they didn’t agree with the Wayne County Airport Authority master plan, residents who attended the final of four public sessions hosted by the authority appear to have had their questions answered. Jones wants ‘SMART’ PlymouthThe same drive and determination that made Hayes Jones an All American at Eastern Michigan University and a two-time Olympic champion track athlete is the same fervor he will use to grow regional transportation in southeastern Michigan.  Advertisement
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Whalers select 14 in OHL draftIt’s too early to tell whether the Whalers’ 14 picks in the Ontario Hockey League Priority Draft on Saturday will make an immediate impact or just ride the pine. OpinionThe way to ‘go green’If the attendance at the first Green Street Fair in Plymouth is any indicator, there is a strong desire to help save the environment. | ||||
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