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Dearborn residents concerned that beloved oak trees will be taken down for potential sewer project
Dearborn residents are worried that beloved oak trees in Edison Park may be cut down for a potential sewer separation project. This multi-year, $100 million initiative aims to address flooding and improve cleanliness of the River Rouge. Mayor Abdullah Hammoud assured residents he plans to minimize any impact on existing trees.
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