WNDU: 5-year plan helps St. Joseph downtown
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Some would say St. Joseph, Michigan is known for its downtown, mix of shops and scenic views of the lake, but all that doesn’t come without work. The Downtown Development Authority recently discussed its five-year plan for the downtown.
Excerpt: Some of the things they want to change are Main Street as a whole; they want to make it a little more attractive. They also want continue to add banners along the street, as well as change all of the street lighting. Another change many businesses are excited for is having better signs to help visitors find all of the shops and attractions in the area.
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