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On today's show:
- COVID-19 Updates
- Chrysler is paying $9.5 million in additional fines to the SEC
- Macomb County gets $12.5 million in settlement money over the giant sewer collapse in Fraser back in 2016
- The Detroit Housing Fund for the Future kicks off to make more housing that's affordable for middle and low income possible in the city of Detroit
Plus, our feature conversation at 6m30s: Oak & Reel — a new seafood and pasta restaurant in the Milwaukee Junction neighborhood — just opened a few weeks ago and Engineer Randy visited the place to provide a preview for our listeners and chat with Chef Jared Gadbaw.
Website: https://www.oakandreel.com/
There are some pictures from the visit on our website: http://www.dailydetroit.com/2020/09/29/first-look-at-oak-and-reel-plus-things-to-know-in-detroit/
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