Fur store in Detroit to close after 132 years in business
Dittrich Furs in Detroit will be closing its doors in April, the store announced on Saturday afternoon.
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Dittrich Furs in Detroit will be closing its doors in April, the store announced on Saturday afternoon.
Dittrich Furs on Third Street in Detroit has announced it will be shutting its doors after 132 years of serving Southeast Michigan.
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Police say the suspect allegedly pulled out a gun and pointed it at the clerk, stealing money from the register.
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