Rolling Hills
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| Address | 7660 Stony Creek Rd, Ypsilanti, MI 48197, United States |
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| Hours | Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM Wed |
| Phone | +1 734-484-9676 |
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| ID | 2313954 |
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Palestinian fears grow amid rising Israeli settler attacks
... Posters in remembrance of 19-year-old Qusai Maatan, showing him astride his white Arabian horse, now surround a small roundabout in the village of Burqa, set among olive trees in the Rolling Hills north-east of Ramallah...
Yorkshire Water ad uses footage of Herefordshire
...A promotional video for Yorkshire Water has been criticised for using stock footage of the Rolling Hills of Herefordshire and images taken in a Russian bar...
Ukraine war: Front line troops discuss counter-offensive
... In the fields and Rolling Hills that stretch towards the Black Sea, Ukrainian forces were pushing forwards, finding ways through the minefields and attacking Russian positions from unexpected angles, and - slowly, but steadily - capturing significant chunks of territory and several villages and small towns...
Manipur: Fears grow over Indian state on brink of civil war
... Some 43% of the people are Kukis and Nagas, the two predominant tribal communities, who live in the Rolling Hills...
Living on the frontlines of a US-China flashpoint
... The steep limestone cliffs and Rolling Hills that make up this tiny island on the northern edge of the Philippines rise out of the Luzon Strait...
Onshore wind: 'I've saved £200 because of my local turbine'
... The Rolling Hills around the rural town of Market Weighton, in East Yorkshire, are dotted with wind turbines...
Ukraine war: Borrowed time for Bakhmut as Russians close in
... We race out of the city and onwards through Rolling Hills that offer a commanding view of the area...
Happy Valley: What's life really like living on Sgt Cawood's beat?
...By Oli Constable in Hebden Bridge & Alex MossBBC NewsNestled at the bottom of Rolling Hills on the edge of West Yorkshire, the fictional TV location known as Happy Valley has had a real impact on the people and places where it was filmed...
Yorkshire Water ad uses footage of Herefordshire
A promotional video for Yorkshire Water has been criticised for using stock footage of the Rolling Hills of Herefordshire and images taken in a Russian bar.
The advert was meant to promote the Bradford-based company's campaign urging customers to save water.
But viewers took to Social Media to point out the errors, with one branding the ad " more Malvern than Malton".
Yorkshire Water said the advert had since been removed from its channels.
Alongside stock footage of the Malvern Hills and a bar More Than 2,700-miles away in Sochi, research by Bbc Breakfast also found footage of A Man driving a left-hand drive car, which was shot in Ukraine, featured in the advert.
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The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Environmental campaigner Feargal Sharkey told Bbc Breakfast : " It underlines The Most serious point, once we get past the mild amusement of it all, and that is this laissez-faire, almost casual indifference that water companies, like Yorkshire Water , show towards their customers. "
A spokesperson for Yorkshire Water said: " We're aware that stock footage was used in our 'word of mouth' Social Media campaign teaser video, and have since removed this from our channels.
" However, we're excited to share The First video in our series will be out soon, featuring Harrogate residents and a small Harrogate business. "
Yorkshire Water has been criticised recently for the amount of sewage discharged into rivers and along coastlines.
In May The Company 's boss apologised to customers for sewage being discharged into the region's rivers.
In a letter to every household, chief executive Nicola Shaw said The Company would invest £180m in reducing sewage leaks from storm overflows.
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