Local group fixes up park in northwest Detroit
A Royal Oak resident formed a non-profit called Let’s Help Out, Detroit to make improvements to a Northwest Detroit Park. The new group will next raise funds for Priest Elementary School’s library.
A Royal Oak resident formed a non-profit called Let’s Help Out, Detroit to make improvements to a Northwest Detroit Park. The new group will next raise funds for Priest Elementary School’s library.
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A local woman led a group of volunteers for a small project in Detroit, hoping it makes a big difference.
Bonnie Roberts, 26, of Royal Oak, and eight others built new bleachers at and cleaned up a park in northwest Detroit this weekend.
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