Ann Arbor removes neighborhood watch signs
Here is some of the video the city posted on its Facebook page earlier this week, taking down more than 600 neighborhood watch signs. The signs originated in the 1970s, but all these years later, elected officials say the neighborhood watch program is defunct here in Ann Arbor. They say Ann Arbor is a welcoming city, and the signs, they say, aren’t welcoming.
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