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Push for permanent Ypsilanti shelter drives resident protests

By Sophia Kalakailo,

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By Sophia Kalakailo,

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William Jarrell

1d ago

need change in Ypsilanti that means some of the people need to leave stumbo there is two Ypsilanti a pond is the divided everything on the other side is growing. but the Michigan ave side is falling and they don't care there check is still the same pay. wake up America

Super Star

1d ago

Well, the Ypsi masters have allowed peeps to poop on the sidewalks and storefronts so much that you'd think they're trying to make Ypsi like the dream towns they're trying to emulate... like San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Chicago, and New York. Businesses have pulled out of downtown Ypsi due to the disgusting filth as well. Perhaps they should make a full-time shelter in the downtown area.

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