Once again, Krista Smith of Howell was going to be late. She was at a standstill on Michigan Avenue in Howell, one of the hostages of a train making its way through town. And, once again, she was frustrated. “I’ve been late to meetings and appointments and classes for me and my kids,” Smith said. “I have to drive that stretch multiple times a week.” The trains — or, more specifically, the length of time they stop traffic — are a popular social m…
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