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Janet Van Every - Green Oak Township Resident Fighting ORV Track Plan, June 1984

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Julia Lopez - Green Oak Township Resident Fighting ORV Track Plan, June 1984

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Green Oak residents fight ORV track plan

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Overgrown Old Irish Cemetery - Corner Of McCabe & Silver Lake Rd In Green Oak Township, September 1955

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Township Proposals Cover Wide Range

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