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Plymouth Township residents demand answers after they say county ditching project backfired
Plymouth Township residents claim a Wayne County ditching project intended to resolve flooding issues has worsened safety conditions, causing eroded yards, deep ditches, and standing water. Months of complaints to county officials have gone unanswered, with residents reporting physical hazards and unresolved infrastructure problems.
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