A nonprofit born from the chaos of the touring music industry has planted a permanent flag in Wyandotte, opening a new peer-support and creative-recovery center on Oak Street that organizers say will bring lived-experience guidance and art-based programming directly to Downriver residents. The space marks a turning point for Passenger Recovery, a Detroit-founded group that began in 2016 as an informal support network for musicians and has since …
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