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Fish & Loaves food pantry receives $165,000 donation from Taylor (opens the original)
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Taylor city officials recently presented the Fish & Loaves Community Food Pantry with a check for $165,000. The money came from Community Development Block Grants and other federal funds. Fish & Loaves, based in Taylor, is one of the largest client choice food pantries in Michigan. Clients choose from a wide variety of fresh produce, dairy, bread, frozen meat, canned goods and shelf-stable items. The client-choice model reduces food waste and improves food distribution. In addition to Taylor, it
Ecorse Road to close as part of I-94 reconstruction (opens the original)
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Ecorse Road will be closed under I-94 in Taylor to place bridge beam settings, beginning at 6 a.m. Monday, Oct. 5. The road will reopen at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9, according to a release from the Michigan Department of Transportation. – Eastbound Ecorse to northbound Inkster Road to eastbound Van Born to southbound Telegraph to eastbound Ecorse – Westbound Ecorse to northbound Beech Daly to westbound Van Born to southbound Inkster Road to westbound Ecorse. MDOT says motorists should expect delays
Lincoln Park shrouds Flock cameras; council cites ‘constitutional’ concerns (opens the original)
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All operating Flock cameras in Lincoln Park have been shrouded, after the City Council voted on Monday, Sept. 28, to disable the devices until several evaluations are completed. The large audience at Monday’s meeting cheered and clapped loudly after the council’s unanimous vote. Mayor Maureen Tobin read a resolution that said the devices “present serious concerns about privacy rights and other potential constitutional violations.” The resolution also said the cameras have been vandalized, creati
Michigan city moving forward on data center ordinance as lawsuit pending (opens the original)
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A Michigan community is devising a zoning ordinance to address data centers while a lawsuit is pending in federal court that alleges the city unfairly blocked such a facility. The city of Gibraltar, located in Wayne County’s Downriver area south of Detroit, recently posted on its Facebook page that it hired the planning firm McKenna to assist in drafting an ordinance. The Planning Commission, Ordinance Steering Committee and legal counsel have reviewed the draft ordinance, according to the Faceb
Gibraltar moving forward on data center ordinance as lawsuit pending (opens the original)
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Gibraltar is devising a zoning ordinance to address data centers while a lawsuit is pending in federal court that alleges the city unfairly blocked such a facility. The city recently posted on its Facebook page that it hired the planning firm McKenna to assist in drafting an ordinance. The Planning Commission, Ordinance Steering Committee and legal counsel have reviewed the draft ordinance, according to the Facebook post. “The city remains committed to adopting a comprehensive zoning ordinance g
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