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Another celebrity took sides in Detroit's most famous coney dog rivalry this weekend.
A proposal on Tuesday's Hamtramck City Council agenda would lead to a 400% boost in city council members pay and would increase the mayor's pay by 275%.
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Locals in the community knew Rafic Baydoun for his kind soul and hard-working spirit. After fighting COVID-19, Baydoun, 79, died on Saturday.
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