Heavy winds blow Ford sign off headquarters building in Dearborn Nobody hit by falling sign
DEARBORN, Mich. – Wednesday's winds were strong enough to blow the Ford sign off the company's headquarters building in Dearborn.
Wind blew the sign right off the glass housing, leaving just an arrangement of exposed light bulbs. The blue oval cover that says Ford is gone.
Officials said nobody was hurt by the falling sign.
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