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Northville's long-buried Rouge River visible again, but project draws praise, criticism

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The Rouge River is visible again in Northville and new trees are glowing with fall color. But not everyone's happy with how the project happened.
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Northville's long-buried Rouge River visible again, but project draws praise, criticism

The Rouge River is visible again in Northville and new trees are glowing with fall color. But not everyone's happy with how the project happened.

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HometownLife broke the news in on Monday, October 20, 2025.
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