Busy I-94: Truck Fire near Chelsea and Semi Crash in Ann Arbor
Photo: Chelsea firefighters put out a truck fire on I-94. Photo by Heather Finch Emergency responders had a busy day and night on I-94 over the past day, as ...
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Photo: Chelsea firefighters put out a truck fire on I-94. Photo by Heather Finch Emergency responders had a busy day and night on I-94 over the past day, as ...
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