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Plymouth scarecrow display featuring Rocky Horror character will stay up after complaints (opens the original)
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A scarecrow depicting Frank-N-Furter from "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" will remain on display in downtown Plymouth after the organization behind it decided against covering it up following complaints. The display is part of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce's annual Scarecrows in Park event, where creative and imaginative entries, from Lego to Nemo to Michael Meyers fill the area for visitors. Artist Patrick Cox said he and his daughter, who is transgender, spent significant time and money bri
South Lyon Pumpkinfest returns this weekend for 42nd year (opens the original)
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Downtown construction in South Lyon is forcing a change for one of the city's biggest fall traditions, but organizers say Pumpkinfest will go on. Construction currently underway on Pontiac Trail thas pushed this year's event a few blocks away to Bartlett Elementary. Organizers say the new location still offers plenty of room for the festivities families have come to expect. "This is a safe footprint that gives us a lot of space and a lot of opportunities for great entertainment," Natalie Nasr, V
Senior residents face housing uncertainty after Trinity Park ends income-based rent program (opens the original)
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Seniors living at Trinity Park in Livonia are facing significant rent increases and an uncertain future after the nonprofit apartment community announced it is ending its income-based rent program next year. Dolores Pollington, one of the residents impacted, received a notice in the mail informing her of a $163 monthly rent increase. "I was shocked because I never lived in a facility that raised the rent that high in a short amount of time," Pollington said. Pollington said she moved to Trinity
Northville Victorian Festival returns this weekend; Here's everything you need to know (opens the original)
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NORTHVILLE, Mich. (WXYZ) — Northville's Victorian Festival returns this weekend, bringing an estimated 25,000 people to historic downtown for live music, arts and crafts, family activities, and a celebration of the city's history. The festival, now more than three decades old, began in 1989 when the Chamber of Commerce set out to create a signature community event. "Really is just that community celebration, the end of summer, beginning of fall. Come out and see all your friends and neighbors be
South Lyon City Council to decide fate of Flock license plate reader cameras (opens the original)
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SOUTH LYON, Mich. (WXYZ) — South Lyon city leaders are set to decide whether to keep or cancel two controversial Flock license plate reader cameras installed in the city in May. Watch Christiana's story in the video player below: The discussion is scheduled for Monday at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall, where South Lyon Police Chief Bonnie Unruh will present information to council members as they begin the conversation about renewing the current contract or canceling it, a step other Michigan communities
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