Border will look better thanks to $155,000
Grant to help improve the boundary between the Detroit and Grosse Pointe Park by to improving properties along Mack, Alter and Jefferson…
The Free Press quotes Libby Pachota of the Jefferson East Business Association as saying that “the money will be used to upgrade business fronts, beautify the streets and clean up and plant vacant lots. Longer-term plans include building homes on vacant sites”.
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