Council Weighs Placement of “Red Flannel Town” Plaque in New City Hall

Jake Watson

Jun 29

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CEDAR SPRINGS — As Cedar Springs transitions into its new City Hall, city leaders are weighing what to do with a familiar and deeply symbolic piece of the community’s heritage.

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