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Man accused of trying to burn Dearborn Fresh Supermarket arrested after police chase, crash
Read full article: Man accused of trying to burn Dearborn Fresh Supermarket arrested after police chase, crashPolice pursued and arrested a man accused of starting two fires outside Dearborn Fresh Supermarket, according to chief Issa Shahin.
Man decides to drive on banks of Rouge River, gets out to go to bathroom, sees SUV slide into water
Read full article: Man decides to drive on banks of Rouge River, gets out to go to bathroom, sees SUV slide into waterA man’s SUV slid into the Rouge River when he got out along the banks to use the bathroom outside, police said.
New testing site in Dearborn also houses first responders to slow spread
Read full article: New testing site in Dearborn also houses first responders to slow spreadDEARBORN, Mich. – Mayor John B. O’Reilly Jr., Police Chief Ronald Haddad and the Dearborn Fire Department worked together to get a new testing site in Dearborn up and running. After a lot of teamwork, they came up with the state’s first drive-thru rapid testing site. Inside is room for 200 first responders to stay if they test positive and don’t want to risk spreading the virus to their families. “The city of Dearborn has stepped up to provide not just for their city but for western Wayne County," Gilchrist said. Dearborn officials will continue to work on getting as many tests as they can to test as many first responders as they can.
High levels of black mold shut down Dearborn fire’s Melvindale station, forcing crew to sleep in trucks
Read full article: High levels of black mold shut down Dearborn fire’s Melvindale station, forcing crew to sleep in trucksMELVINDALE, Mich. – Dearborn firefighters who work inside Firehouse No. 5 in Melvindale had to sleep in their trucks last night after testing inside the firehouse revealed high levels of black mold, making it unsafe to breathe inside. UPDATE: Dearborn firefighters will move back into Fire Station No. Dearborn Firefighter’s Union head Jeffrey Lentz said the firefighter could not get rest in a truck all night, creating a safety hazard for them. In the meantime, firefighters at the Melvindale station will be housed at the Melvindale Recreation Center."