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      • Local elections set in area communities
      • Romulus again wins economic development honor
      • New marijuana ordinance prompts council squabble
      • Annual International Festival set for Saturday
      • Canton Farmers’ Market to host holiday artisans event
      • McCartney Project to perform on Village Theatre stage
      • Grounded
      • Goodfellows Tea is served
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      • Belleville officials explain Tuesday advisory vote
      • Holiday Home Tour is planned in Northville
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      • Winning entries
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      • Major construction project set for I-275
      • There will be pirates, princesses, ghosts and ma...
      • Local elections scheduled throughout area for Nov. 5
      • City manager retires after 29 years in township
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