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JustABozoOnThisBus

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4. Bad weather played a part. It seemed there were always fewer fires ...

Reply to braddy (Reply #3)

Thu Oct 31, 2019, 01:05 PM

Oct 2019

... when Devil's Night was cold and rainy. As it was last night.

It would be nice if "Devil's Night" would fade into a distant urban legend, not a permanent custom.

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Decades-long Devil's Night is dead in Detroit. Fires disappear on Halloween eve [View all] demmiblue Oct 2019 OP

Same trend in Flint and Saginaw Siwsan Oct 2019 #1

Aww man. rownesheck Oct 2019 #2

This s a big breakthrough, wonder how it was accomplished. braddy Oct 2019 #3

Bad weather played a part. It seemed there were always fewer fires ... JustABozoOnThisBus Oct 2019 #4