Sterling Heights city leaders are exploring whether an existing freight rail corridor running through Sterling Heights and Warren could one day carry passengers again, linking Macomb County to downtown Detroit for the first time since commuter rail service in the region ended in 1983. The push comes with urgency attached: officials say sections of the line are already being dismantled, and the window to preserve the corridor may not stay open mu…
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