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3 ex-library employees return to work
Discowerf
exhibit
The William R Faust
Public Library is hosting By LeAnne Rogers cial damage from a Mich looking at more back pay. Edward Rybski Jr. — lost an end. Talking with our
a Teacher's Discovery Observer Staff Writer igan Employment Rela Financially, it can't get their jobs in retaliation for attorney, this could take
Traveling Exhibit, featur tions Commission lawsuit worse than it was (before protected union organiz seven years," Neal said.
ing the American Civil Two of three former that is awaiting a decision the workers returned to ing activities. Cooper and "It has been two years and
War, during the week of employees involved in from an administrative work)." Rybski are back work it could be another year
Nov. 8-12. Filled with sto pending labor litigation law judge. The lawsuit was filed ing at the library, while for a decision. Either side
ries, letters and amazing returned to work Monday "The employees are by the American Fed Hausman, who is current could appeal the decision
photographs, the Civil at Westland's William P. returning to work. It has eration of State, County ly interim Garden City and that could take two or
War exhibit is a thought- Faust Public Library. nothing to do with the pre and Municipal Employ Library director, has a three years."
provoking and beauti A return date has been vious time period, back ees Council 25 charging Dec. 1 return date sched Depending how long it
ful homage during the scheduled for the third pay or anything," library the three employees — uled. took to finally resolve the
150th anniversary of the employee as the library board President Mark librarians Deborah Coo "For the good of the litigation and situation
start of the Civil War. board moves to mini Neal said. "There is still per and Lisa Hausman library and citizens, it,
The opening gala is mize the potential finan a legal case. We're not and maintenance staffer is best to bring this to
Pleas© see LIBRARY, A2
5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
8. After the recep
tion, the library will
hold a showing and
Senate adds teeth to TIGER
discussion of the Civil
War epic, Gettysburg
(PG-13), hosted by local
historian and teacher,
Jeff Koslowski (Part I
on Nov. 8, Part II on
By Darreli Clem
Nov. 10). The public is
Observer Staff Writer
invited to attend the
exhibit and movie. Amid strong, biparti
san lobbying by local and
regional officials, the
Senate Transportation
Photo contest
Committee capped a vis
it Tuesday night to Can
There's still time for
ton by approving a pair
ghosts, goblins, witches
of resolutions implor
and warlocks to par
ing federal authorities
ticipate
to provide $20.3 million
in our
to improve the traffic-
second
snarled I-275/Ford Road
annual
area.
Hal
loween In another boost to
I photo a nine-year battle to
contest. revamp the beleaguered
Last year's Just interchange, Michigan
winner. Department of Trans
visit our
portation officials indi
website, Hometownlife.
cated the state will sup
com. Prizes include free
port efforts by Canton
Buddy's pizza and tick
to secure federal dollars
ets to Emagine theatres.
from a third-round grant
To enter, go to the
program dubbed TIGER,
Don't Miss module on
or Transportation Invest
our home page or visit
ment Generating Eco KtLdS&iSfr-^:
us on Facebook. You
nomic Recovery.
can vote once a day PHOTOS BY BILL BRESLERI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
and encourage your Canton, publicly Senators Tom Casperson (right) and Geoff Hansen listen to the Ford Road issues.
backed Tuesday by lead
friends to vote too. The
ers from neighboring by an estimated 125-150 ists exiting southbound I-
contest ends Nov. 8, so
communities such as people inside Summit on 275 to access northbound
you'll have plenty of
time to share photos Westland, Livonia, Plym the Park. Haggerty without travel
from Halloween night, outh, Northville Town "I believe they heard ing on Ford.
and compete for prizes ship and Wayne, made the message," LaJoy • Install another ramp
via Facebook. an impassioned plea for said. to allow drivers on the
help by portraying Ford same exit to access
Road as among Mich Message ignored southbound Haggerty,
igan's most accident- It's a message he and also without using Ford.
UM tickets prone thoroughfares. others implied has been * Build a service drive
Canton Township largely ignored by the along the east side of I-
Michigan Wolverine Supervisor Phil LaJoy state even though a con 275 from Cherry Hill
fans who always want described himself as sultant hired by MOOT Road — one that would
ed to see a game at the "cautiously optimistic" in 2006 suggested a allow motorists to drive
Big House but couldn't after the Senate Trans three-pronged effort to past Ford and merge
get tickets now have a portation Committee ease traffic congestion: onto the interstate.
chance. Our website, concluded a three-hour • Install a new ramp, Westland Mayor William Wild and State Rep. Richard LeB-
Hometownlife.com, is public hearing attended or slip, allowing motor Please see TIGER, A2 lanc testify before the Senate Transportation Committee.
giving away two prime
tickets to the Nov.
19 game against the
Nebraska Cornhuskers Teens face charges after 1 write-in candidate in LPS election
through a special Face-
book promotion.
.prank ends in injury
To enter, visit us on By LeAnne Rogers count it Voters in the Livonia
Facebook and click on only if an school district are filling
Observer Staff Writer
the Sweepstakes tab, affidavit three board of education
or go to Hometownlife. By LeAnne Rogers "The three girls were No write-in candidates has been seats. Four candidates
com, and click on the having a dispute over have joined the race filed. are seeking to win two
Observer Staff Writer
Wolverine helmet in our a boy with the girl who to fill four seats on the If the four-year terms on the
Don't Miss module. The A Westland girl was lives at the home," Bob Westland council during affida board -- incumbent Lyn
winner will be selected seriously injured and by said. "The three girls the Nov. 8 election. vit isn't da Scheel, Dianna Laura,
randomly Nov. 14. three other teens are fac got into the car to flee However, Westland filed, it's Eileen McDonnell and
ing charges after a prank and one girl tried to stop residents who live in the like they didn't vote." Lee Yesh.
at a home went wrong. them." Livonia Public Schools In the Westland coun Incumbent board mem
Around midnight Oct. The 15-year-old girl got District will have one cil race, voters will fill ber Randy Roulier is the
INDEX
21, three 16-year-old girls on the hood of the car as write-in candidate seek four council seats — only candidate who will
Business A10 went to a home in the it was driving away, he ing a partial term on the the top three vote-get appear on the ballot run
Crossword Puzzle ....B10 400 block of Barches- said, holding on to the board of education. ters earning four-year ning for a two-year par
Entertainment B5
ter, south of Cherry Hill top of the hood and the The deadline to file an terms while the fourth tial term. Lloyd Romick,
Food B7
Homes B10 and west of John Hix, windshield wipers. The affidavit to run for as a place candidate receives a frequent school board
Jobs B11 and began draping toilet car drove around sever write-in candidate on the a two-year term — from critic, is running as a
Obituaries B8 paper around the proper al blocks in the subdivi Nov. 8 ballot was Friday. among seven candi write-in candidate for
Opinion A12 ty, Westland police Offi sion before the 15-year- Under state law, only dates. the two-year term hav
Services B11 cer Matt Bobby said. The old fell off the vehicle candidates who file the Incumbent James God- ing filed the affidavit.
Sports B1 girls also sprayed shav and suffered a fractured affidavit are eligible to bout, Adam Hammons, Roulier was appointed
Wheels B12
ing cream. skull. receive votes. Bill Johnson and Michael to the board in February
© The Observer a Eccentric At some point, the "When she fell off the "When ballots are fed Kehrer are seeking re to replace Trustee Dan
Volume 47 • Number 47 intended victim of the car, they (the three girls into the tabulator, all election. First-time can Lessard, who resigned.
vandalism, also 16, in the car) said she was of the write-ins (bal didates in the race are The clerk's office will
noticed the other three moving, so they thought lots) fall to the right side Richard Ciaramita- be open from 9 a.m. to
Home Delivery
[phone] girls outside. The girl she was OK," Bobby said. of the bin. The election ro, Kevin Coleman and 2 p.m. Saturday to issue
came outside, joined by "The other girl (the resi workers pull them out Peter Herzberg. and accept absentee bal
Return Address: a friend, 15, who was vis dent) saw the car leaving and count the write-ins The city's only elected lots for the election.
41304 Concept Or. iting, to confront the oth the subdivision without throughout the day," said clerk, Schoof is seeking <
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I-275/Ford Rd.
Candy screening program draws dozens
Recommended
Sixty residents took have it pass through the There were no report Enhancement
advantage of 12th annu metal detector and then ed problems. The one
Concept
al candy screening Hal hand checked for any interesting item found
loween night at West- opened or tampered was a jar of peanut but
land's 18th District packaging. The pro ter in a trick-or-treat- Features:
Court. The program, gram was monitored er'sbag. Court security (j Access to Northbound I-275 from
which began in 1999, by court security staff also found that Snick Cherry Hill Rd. without use of
allowed parents and with the assistance of ers and Kit-Kat bars Haggerty Rd., bypassing
children to bring their the Westland Police remain the most hand Ford/Haggerty intersection.
candy to the court and Explorers program. ed out treat.
(% Access from Southbound I-275 to
SB Haggerty Rd. and Cherry Hil! Rd
without use of the Ford/Haggerty
LIBRARY Neblett, director of orga zero, Neblett said the goal intersection.
nizing for AFSCME Coun is for the workers to be HI Access from Southbound l-275,to
cil 25. made whole.
Continued from page A1 NB Haggerty Rd. without use of
When there is an orga "That means returning the Ford/Haggerty intersection.
nizing effort, Neblett said them to the status they '
of the individual work both sides have legal obli had before the firing," 0 Potential for improved access to
ers, Neal said the law gations on how they con said Neblett, adding that development parcels east of I-275,
suit could put the library duct themselves. could mean lost wages for , relieving congestion at Ford/Lotz
at risk for more than a "I can't go to the library periods of unemployment, CsecjjojL
$1 million liability. It's and disrupt their opera the difference between
unclear what the library's tions," he said, adding it their previous wages
liability could be, but that was his impression that and any work they did in
number would stop grow Napsha had been direct the interim and medical
ing when the three work ed to contact employees expenses, if they had no
ers are back on staff. regarding the organizing. insurance.
"We're trying to stay The complaint filed with Neblett described the
afloat and this had a MERC attached letters reasons for terminating
chance of shutting the signed by Napsha sent to the three employees as
library down," Neal employees at their homes, flimsy, based on trial testi
said. "These people had informing them they would mony from Napsha.
good work records. They lose pay and benefits if When a ruling on the
seemed to be good work they agreed to organize. lawsuit is issued, the
ers. We can stop the bleed "The union vote and judge has several options,
ing. It seemed to be a good everything got mixed up including ordering anoth TIGER the federal grant would Haidous, drew laughs
thing to do." with other issues. Once I er election on union rep improve traffic flow, when he called Livonia
AFCSME's complaint heard about the letters— resentation. As far as the ease traffic hazards and "a suburb of Canton."
Continued from page A1
before MERC also charg they gave the impression current library board is generate as much as More seriously, he said
es that the organizing to the employees that they concerned, whether to $45 million for the local motorists need the abili
effort, which was not suc would lose everything if unionize is strictly up to Canton has twice been economy. ty to move among neigh
cessful, had been illegal they voted for the union," the library employees, rejected for a TIGER boring communities
ly interfered with, spe said Neal, a former West- something that won't be a grant, and MOOT came Local voices without "a horrific prob
cifically by then-library land firefighters union problem however it turns under fire Tuesday amid Among the highlights lem" of traffic-snarled
Director Cheryl Napsha, official. "I think we have out, Neal said. accusations state offi of Tuesday's hearing: roads that threaten their
who left the post nearly a some culpability on the "This case is unprece cials haven't strongly « LaJoy questioned safety.
year ago. : board and administrative dented in length and the fought for it. But MDOT why the project "was • Bryce Kelley, inter
"Cheryl Napsha violat side. We needed to end the number of days of hear officials Tony Krato- not on anyone's radar" im project manager for
ed several labor laws in bleeding." ings. It's all new territory," f il, metro region engi despite the earlier the Aerotropolis Devel
the process of the (union Regarding the three Neblett said when asked if neer, and Kelly Bartlett, MDOT study that cost opment Corp., said
organizing) election. You individual employees, two he expected a ruling. governmental affairs $450,000. Traffic con hoped-for development
can't threaten employees of whom were fired and office director, indicat gestion has skyrocketed centered on Detroit
or pull them into a one-on- one who had scheduled lrogersShometowrilife.com ed the state will join the since 1-275 was built in Metro and Willow Run
one meetings," said James working hours reduced to [phone] push for the third-round the mid-1970s. airports will spill over
grant. • Canton Municipal to communities such
"MDOT supports this Services Director Tim as Canton, creating an
TIGER grant," Krato- Faas said the stretch of even bigger need for
PRANK friend) thought she was and a four-inch fracture. fil said. Ford Road from Can better roads.
dead. She got the 15-year- Her brain went forward ton Center to the West- • State Reps. Dian
old up and into her car, on the impact and she has Needing support land city limit had 2,411 Slavens, D-Canton, and
Continued from page A1
she drove her (the 15- a brain bleed the hospi Bartlett pledged he accidents during the last Kurt Heise, R-Plymouth,
year-old) to her home. tal was having trouble will relay to state Trans six years — with 815 of jointly addressed the
her friend on the hood, Her mother called 9-1-1," controlling," Bobby said. portation Director Kirk those occurring between Senate panel, with Heise
so she got in her car and Bobby said. "It's a miracle she's alive. Steudle the contents of Haggerty and Lilley. calling the 1-275 corri
went looking for her." The 15 -year-old was .. She has lost her sense of Tuesday's hearing. Sen- Moreover, he said fixing dor "the economic.back-
T&e lS-yea^dldswas treated-atTthe'scerfe 'and'.^ :,smefl.\MMaay4((&"dtV3li> f *at,e 'BFahSpoftation-Coni- s the 1-275 interchange,-", Wone^of western' ®M*e'.
found several blocks transported to Oakwood was her first day baclfat •"•- mittee Chairman Tom would be far less costly- County. ''>v?»
away from the home on Annapolis Hospital by school." Casperson, R-Escanaba, than a new $200 million • Kraiofil, MDOT's '
Barchester laying uncon Westland Fire Rescue, All of the girls are stu said the latest TIGER interchange at Cherry region engineer, said
scious in the street and then later transferred to dents at Westland John proposal needs strong Hill or Warren. the state has tried to fix
bleeding profusely from Children's Hospital. Glenn High School and support from Lansing. • Westland Mayor Wil roads within severe bud
a fractured skull, Bob "She didn't want to go at one. time were friends, "We need the direc liam Wild called the get constraints. He said
by said. the hospital and was com Bobby said. tor (Steudle) to pick project critical for driv officials have tried to
"She (the 16-year-old bative. She has staples At the request of the the phone up and say ers trying to reach des maintain what already
homeowner, the two pas (to federal authorities) tinations such as the is built rather than pay
sengers in the car have that this is a priority," Westland Shopping for costly new projects,
been charged with lit Casperson said. Center, the new MJR though he said Canton
tering, he said. One girl State Sen. Patrick Theaters complex on has received help with
returned and cleaned up Colbeck, R-Canton, Wayne Road and the certain intersection
the mess, he added. appeared encouraged city's industrial parks. improvements.
A juvenile petition seek after the Senate pan Appearing with state Moreover, Kratofil
ing charges against the el voted 5-0 Tuesday Rep. Richard LeBlanc, said officials need to
driver has been filed with to approve two sepa D-Westland, Wild lob face difficult decisions,
the Wayne County Prose rate pro-TIGER resolu bied for the project and such as weighing a fuel
cutor's Office. tions he introduced — said anyone "who trav tax increase, if roads
"No one had the intent to one which he said could els the logjam that is are to get the attention
hurt this girl, they wanted go to Washington, D.C., Ford Road depends on they need. Colbeck, how
her off the car. It was bad within days and anoth it." ever, said he believes
that they never caUed the er that still needs a state • Livonia Mayor Jack gains can be made with
police or went to check on House vote. Kirksey, approaching out higher taxes by pri
her," Bobby said. "It's a major safety the speaker table with oritizing spending.
issue," Colbeck said dur Northville Township
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GARDEN CITY
WESTLAND
Resident reports broken window pane
Computer among
items taken from
Broken windows back window smashed sica Simpson perfume, after discovering the
A resident in the 27700 and a tire slashed on his valued at $19.99, from K- driver's side mirror had
block of Cherry Hill on van. The victim said the Mart, 29600 Ford. Offi been broken off dur
storage unit Oct. 31 reported that a event occurred over cers responded to a call ing the overnight hours
pane of glass, valued at night and estimated dam from Kmart loss preven of Oct. 30. The dam
$100, had been damaged age at $400. tion officers who had the age, estimated at $100,
by a small rock that had man in custody. The sus occurred while the vehi
apparently been thrown. Retail fraud pect was transported to cle was parked in the
Larceny
Oct 24 police that a The victim told police Police are looking for Garden City PD where street in the 6000 block
On Oct. 31, a resident home he owns in the she had no idea who the a woman who alleged he was processed, cit of Harrison.
in the 7200 block of 32000 block of Avon- culprit might be but that ly grabbed a case of beer ed for retail fraud, and
Farmington Road told dale has been renovat the very same thing had from 7-Eleven at 28205 released to appear in Drunken driving
police that someone ed in preparation for happened exactly one Ford Road and fled the court later. The perfume A 35-year-old Garden
had stolen a 6-foot by being sold. When he year ago. store without paying. was recovered. City man was arrest
10-foot black and wood arrived at the home, • A resident in the Witnesses provided a ed for operating while
en trailer. The owner he said the front entry 33700 block of Donnel description of the vehi Attempted intoxicated after he
said the lock had been door of the garage was ly called police Oct. 31 cle and police plan to break-in allegedly rear-ended
cut to steal the trailer, kicked in and a kitch after discovering some review a videotape of the another vehicle while
valued at $1,500, en window had been one damaged two win incident. A resident in the in the drive-thru lane at
smashed out. Nothing dows of the home with 28400 block of Mar Taco Bell, 28893 Ford, on
Larceny was missing from the a projectile. The hom Larceny from quette called police Oct. 30.
A Dearborn Heights garage and no entry eowner told police the vehicle Oct. 30 after discover When officers arrived
woman told police Oct. had been made to the incident occurred some ing a screen had been to investigate the acci
31 that someone cut home. time in the last 24 hours A resident in the 28900 removed from her home dent, they reportedly
the lock of f her storage The owner told police and estimated the dam block of Balmoral report and two handprints observed signs of intox
unit at Storage Pros he thought a disgrun age at $700. ed to police her purse were visible on the inte ication. Field sobri
Self Storage, 29180 Van tled contractor might and contents, includ rior glass. Investiga ety tests and a prelim
Born. Reported miss be responsible for Stolen vehicles ing credit cards, person tors recovered the prints inary breath test were
ing were a computer, a the damage. He said . Employees at Auto al documents and a dig and submitted them administered and the
duffle bag containing the man did not com One, 30639 Ford, told ital camera, were stolen for forensic examina man was taken into cus
hair styling gear and plete the work and was police someone stole from her unlocked vehi tion. The victim had no tody. He was also found
SCUBA diving equip angry when the home the company's red 1994 cle while it was parked in suspects, but a neigh to be wanted on a war
ment valued at $5,600. owner refused to pay Chevrolet pickup truck the street Oct. 30. There bor reported hearing an rant from Hazel Park
The woman said she him. from the lot of the busi were no suspects, and unusual noise at about 6 and he was driving on a
had last been at the ness Oct. 31. All keys the victim cancelled all a.m. suspended license, police
storage unit on July 28. Larceny from a were accounted for and her bank cards. said.
vehicle no broken glass was Vandalism The man was lodged at
Break-in found at the scene. The Warrant arrest The driver's side mir the police station, pend
Just before 4:30 On Oct. 26, a resident truck, valued at $2500, A 17-year-old Can ror was reportedly bro ing a felony charge as
a.m. Oct. 27, police in the 36000 block of , was entered into the ton man was reported ken off a 2009 Chevy a three-time offender,
responded to an alarm Manila told police that police international data ly arrested near Cam Cobalt while parked police said.
call at SNM Market, someone took a porta base. bridge High School on an overnight Oct. 30 on the Approximately two
34243 Palmer. Offi ble tool kit and his cell outstanding felony war street in the 29600 block hours later, a 23-year-
cers reported finding phone from the bed of Vandalism rant for criminal sexual of James. There were no old Westland man was
the front door had been his pickup truck. He A 2007 Kia parked on conduct when an officer suspects reported and arrested for alleged
pried open and the said he began looking the street in the area of stopped to interview the damage was estimated ly operating while intox
glass was broken. An around and located' his Leona and Moeller on man and his female com at $350. icated after patrons at
interior gate prevented cell phone, broken in Oct; 31 was damaged panion Oct. 30 after sus » A vehicle owner in Taco Bell reported a
entry into the business. half, under the window when a projectile shat pecting narcotic activi the 6400 block of Gil- man slumped over the
of a neighboring home. tered the rear window. ty, police said. The man man reported the driv wheel in the drive-thru
Vandalism There were no suspects was taken into custody- er's side mirror of her lane. The driver strug
A Pinckney man told By LeAnne Rogers and the vehicle own and turned over to Can 2004 Mercury was bro gled with police officers
er estimated damage at ton Police. ken off while her car was who arrived to investi
$400. Nothing was taken parked in the street in gate and was taken into
from the car. Retail fraud front of her home Oct. custody for drunk driv
• A resident in the A 59-year-old Dearborn 30. Damage was estimat ing, resisting an officer,
31900 block of Bar Heights man was arrest ed at $300. driving on a suspended
ton called police Oct. 31 ed Oct. 30 after allegedly • The owner of a 2001 license and possession of
, 1:^^1^^0^^a^fter d^iscove^ring t^he 1s^tealin^g a bo-ttle- of Jes Oldsmobile called police marijuana, police said.
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Farmers find Westland folks 'genuine' and 'caring'
Tina
DeWulf of
Shelley Arreola of Westland DeWulf
had just discovered the farmers Farms
market a week before it dosed, puts out
thanks to a neighbor. more
of the
squash
By Sue Mason that was
Observer Staff Writer brought
to the
The Westland Farmers Mar market
ket may be closed for the sea for the
son, but the vendors who were final day.
there week in and week out
are already making plans for Branham's booth was next sandwiches, chicken and baby toes that had been picked a ed he sell it at the Westland
2012. to Vic the Breadman where back ribs to shoppers. Foot week earlier and kept to ripen Farmers-Market.
"Westland and Allen Park Nancy Clapham was helping traffic picked up at the mar for the market. "The people in Westland sup
are the best markets," said Elaine Cockrum of Westland ket as people discovered its "They've been stored, but port their market," he said.
Tish Branham of Scott-Tish with her bread selections. She new location, he said. For the there not as pretty as they ""This will end up growing
Bee Honey and caring. "They pointed to Branham as the rea first year, the farmers market were earlier," said Tina and become a better market
have the nicest people here. son the Breadman was at this , was Set up in the parking lot of DeWulf who was at the market every year. It's a real farmers
They're down to earth and car year's farmers market. Westland Shopping Center. with her father Tim DeWulf. market and it helps the farm
ing. They're the kind of people "This is a very nice market, "It's taken time for people She offered shoppers cup ers in Michigan."
you want to know and bring people here are very genuine," to find us," he said. "It's pro cakes her daughter Amanda Jason Sutherland of Kap-
into your home." she said. "We've been coming gressively got better. I've got Potter had made. They were nick Orchards said he sees the
The market season ended almost since it opened." a steady clientele or I get peo decorated with crushed cook same customers all the time,
last week and despite gloomy Westland is the farthest ple who see the barbecue sign ies, made to look like dirt, and but there are people who see
weather, shoppers were out west the Breadman. strays from Ford Road and come in. I carrots and cabbage. the awnings and walk over to
taking advantage of the fresh from the Royal Oak Farmers think I'll be here next year." "Business has been pretty see what it is. For the last day
produce, breads and popcorn Market which is open year- Shirley Arreola was a late steady as more people learn of the market, he sold a vari
being sold by vendors. round. For the final market comer to the market. She dis about us," said DeWulf who ety of apples, cider and dough
Branham, a Livonia resident, day, there was a variety of covered it when she came to admitted that this is her favor nuts.
was marketing her all-natural breads, including cinnamon the market with her neighbor ite time of the year. "I love "We get a lot of new custom
honey products, including jars raisin with and without glaze, the week before it closed. cooking stuffed cabbage and ers who are here doing court
of bee pollen. and cornbread pizza and corn- "I would come if it was open squash." stuff," he said. "We'll be back
"My whole goal here is to bread pizza crusts for the glu next week*" she said. "I bought Bob Beaudette had plen next year."
make people healthy," said ten intolerant. squash, cabbage, tomatoes. ty of corn — popcorn — to The market will open for the
Branham, offering samples of "I come every week to get Everything is'huge here." sell. President of Kettle Corn 2012 season in May. Informa
her honey products. "Every bread. I like the bread," said That was certainly, the case of Michigan Inc., he does 14 tion about it will be available
thing I do is about health not Cockrum, "My favorite is the at the DeWulf Farms booth. farmers markets as well as the at www.cityofwestland.com.
about flavor. Each type of hon onion rye." Cabbage and cauliflower that popcorn at.Greenfield Village
ey does something different Bill Besso has been serving were the size of soccer balls, where someone mentioned [email protected]
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Former Wayne County Community College trustee Ted Scott poses with his wife Sharon, a current trustee, in the Environmental Garden dedicated to him at the Belleville campus.
WCCCD d e d i c a t es g a r d en
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By LeAnne Rogers was there. It was well-
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icating a gar tional safety for Wayne
den at the Wayne County.
County Community Col The garden provides
lege District's Western a pleasant spot where
Wayne County campus students can take a
to former trustee Ted break from their stud
Scott drew many old ies.
friends and colleagues. "It is a pleasant spot
"It was very nice but to walk in. There is a
it's a little like going to fountain — it's nice to
your own funeral," said hear the water run
Scott, a Westland resi ning," Scott said.
dent, after the ceremo "There is a spot to buy
ny. "It was an extreme sandwiches and things.
ly nice event. It was It's on the west side
nice to see people. I of the building. It's
appreciate their show a pleasant location. I
ing up." hope they enjoy it."
Scott served on the It was during Scott's
WCCCD board of trust tenure on the board of
ees from 1989-99, so he trustees that WCCCD
said he was quite sur Chancellor Curtis Ivery
prised when he learned was hired filling a spot
he was being honored that had been open fre
by the college. His quently.
wife Sharon is current "He (Ivery) has been
ly midway through her here about 16 years.
first term serving on That's extraordinary .
the WCCCD board. considering the histo
"There was a very ry long ago. He's done
nice turnout from the an extraordinary job,"
Sonya Kowalski, daughter of Ted Scott, talks with Mike Reddy, a former trustee, and his wife Lome, friends of her father.
City of Westland where Scott said. "The stu
I worked for years," dent population has
said Scott, who worked increased to 70,000.
for the Westland Fire About 15 years ago, it
Department before was 7,000. You don't
retiring as a Westland meet anyone there who
firefighter in 1985 after doesn't treat you right
nearly 30 years service. — they don't know who
The garden dedica I am anymore."
tion at the Belleville Another benefit of
campus drew cur the dedication ceremo
rent and past officials, ny, Scott said was get
including former West- ting people out to the
land mayors Thom Western Wayne County
as Taylor and Charles campus which has been
"Trav" Griffin. expanded.
"It was nice to see
people I've known for [email protected]
a lifetime. My family [phone]
Jennifer Wright and Drew Burns of the Van Buren Town
ship Parks and Recreation Department were among the
guests at the garden dedication.
Wayne County Community College Chancellor Curtis Ivery
was among the speakers at the garden dedication honor
ing former trustee Ted Scott.
City of Wayne Mayor Al Haidous and Mike O'Brien, retired
Wayne fire chief, visit at the Ted Scott garden dedication
at Wayne County Community College District's Western
Wayne Campus in Belleville.
Westland Deputy Mayor Jade Smith was among the Muna Khoury, Wayne County Community College Vice
guests at the garden dedication at Wayne County Commu Chancellor of Communications and Institutional Advance
nity College in Belleville honoring Ted Scott. ments, spoke at the garden dedication ceremony.
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Needed: 200,000 diapers by Thanksgiving
By Darrell Clem Marybeth including husband Steve, per bank, we hope to help
Observer Staff Writer Levine a Ford Motor Co. pur those in our community
stacks dia chasing program manag who are struggling to fill
Unpaid yet seeming pers inside er, and their sons John, 9, basic needs."
ly tireless, Canton resi a storage David, 7, and Nathan, 5. Levine's website even
dent Marybeth Levine has unit. She "Every penny goes to buy lists ways to help by pur
collected nearly 639,000 hopes to supplies." chasing diaper bank
diapers since April 2009 collect Moreover, business clothing, hats, coffee
for scores of nonprofits, 200,000 es, community organiza mugs and other items.
charities and social ser diapers tions, faith-based groups Though 75-80 percent of
vice agencies that help during her and others who want to those helped by the dia
families across metro fall diaper become involved as dia per bank live in Wayne
Detroit. drive. per drop-off sites or who County, Levine said the
Now, the Detroit Area want to sponsor one-time organization also reach
Diaper Bank needs help diaper drives can leam es into Oakland, Washt
collecting 200,000 dia # how from the website. enaw, Macomb and Mon
pers by Thanksgiving as The anchor event for roe counties.
Levine faces a holiday the fall diaper campaign Levine can "stretch a
season when demand for occurs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. dollar" donated for dia
help grows, though dona Nov. 16-17 at the Canton pers. She said she can buy
tions can slow down. Public Library, where, a diaper from a suppli
Levine already has col ' A iM\ once again, donors can er for as little as 7 cents,
lected nearly 129,000 dia drop off diapers at a truck compared to a retail price
pers for her fall cam JlfSk donated by a local cater that's substantially more.
paign, though she seemed *L. ing business, Fat Chef in a The diaper bank will
a little worried as she Little Coat. accept diaper packages
BILL BRESLERI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
stood inside a Canton- Laurie Golden, the that have been opened but
based storage unit where Starfish Family Servic for domestic abuse vic Levine hopes to sur library's marketing and not used up, Levine said.
she has stored diapers es, which serves western tims from Canton, Plym pass her 200,000-dia- communications man While baby diapers are in
since her charity outgrew Wayne County. "I don't outh, Livonia, Westland, per mark by Thanksgiv ager, said it's important highest demand, she also
her basement. know how we made it Redford, Garden City ing, and numerous dona to help the diaper bank cited a specific need for
"They go out as fast as without her. and other western Wayne tion drop-off sites are list because "so many of our children's diapers sizes
they come in," Levine "It's just not a healthy County communities. . ed on the DADB's website library users — infants 4 through 6 and for adult
said, stacking diapers on a situation for families who "Families often come to at www.detroitareadia- and toddlers, disabled diapers in XL and XXL
shelf. "It has always been have children and no dia First Step with just a few perbank.org. The site also and elderly —- are sup sizes.
a constant challenge." pers," Brown said. "Some possessions they can car provides ways to donate ported by the work the "We take any size, any
Levine started her vol of these moms are des ry — and no money for money to the tax-deduct diaper bank does." brand," she said.
unteer work to help agen perate for these diapers. diapers," said Theresa ible organization, and it Golden said the library With that, she returned
cies meet a need not cov This is an incredible ser Bizoe, associate director. lists an array of region can't address literacy to her job of stacking dia
ered by safety-net pro vice Marybeth is doing." "The diaper bank's servic al diaper drives helping and learning unless basic pers inside her storage
grams such as WIC Brown estimated that es help support these fam through Thanksgiving needs are met. facility—a facility she
(Women, Infants & Chil Starfish, alone, has ilies as they go through and beyond. "A child that is suffer hopes to fill by Thanks
dren), food stamps and received more than 40,000 changes needed to keep "A hundred percent ing the physical effects giving so that she can
Medicare. diapers from DADB. their families safe." of our (monetary) dona of not having a clean dia help those who often can
"We love Marybeth Levine and her volun DADB also collects dia tions goes to diapers," per is not able to focus not help themselves.
and what she's doing," teers also have drawn pers for adults, especial said Levine, whose vol on learning early litera
said Paula Brown, chief accolades from First Step, ly the elderly who may be unteer efforts get a boost cy skills," she said. "By
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Diane Monies remem I heard about. Everyone Livonia Save Our Youth the women felt an urgen office in suite 102 at 8623 members, said, "This is
bers all too well the sum knew someone who had Task Force, a grief support cy to reach out to oth Wayne Road, just south a safe place to feel and
mer of 2006 when her 22- lost a loved one!" she said. group was formed for par er parents trying to cope of Joy Road, in Westland, understand the healing
year-old son Brian died of Over the next few years ents who had lost a child and heal under similar cir and continue monthly. The process and find hope
an accidental heroin/fen- Montes worked through due to substance abuse or cumstances. They contact first meeting will address after losing a child." Con
tanyl overdose. her grief, primarily by suicide. Most of the wom ed facilitator Tana Bridge coping with the holidays tact the Task Force office
Twelve young people in faith, but also with a en are still friends today. about starting another in an informal and relaxed for more information or to
Livonia died of drug-relat unique group of women Alarmed by an apparent group. Meetings will begin setting. register at Katie@saveo-
ed deaths that year. "It who had suffered similar increase in drug overdose 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Laura Sokana, one of uryouthtaskforce.org or
seemed like that was all losses. Sponsored by the deaths in recent months, Nov. 9, at the Task Force the original support group [phone].
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Calendar can be submitted There are many in the local 522-3918
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fax at [phone]. For
Time/Date: 6-8 p.m. Thurs Details: Community
more information, call (313)
day, Nov. 10 Service programs and plan
222-6751.
Location: Wayne Commu ning. Catered lunch; visitors
UPCOMING nity Center, 4635 Howe at welcome. The group also
Annapolis, Wayne has an evening meeting
EVENTS Details: The Wayne Cham the second Thursday of the
ber of Commerce is holding month. Check www.west-
a Holiday Night Out for landrotary.com for time
QUILT SHOW ladies. Get a chair mas and place of the evening
Time/Date: 9 a.m. to 5 sage, tarot card reading, meeting.
p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5 and more, plus shop at 35 Contact: Jeff at (734) 261-
Location: Westland vendors of local and home- 5010
Christian Union Church, based business - J&S Por
AMERICAN LEGION
1046 Wayne Road, north of trait America, Stoneworks
Cherry Hill, Westland by Linda, Lindt Chocolates, Time/Date: 7 p.m. first
Details: Ladies United Lia Sophia, Longaberger A bit of Seuss Tuesday of the month
Voice will host its seventh Baskets, Pampered Chef Location: Harris-Kehrer
annual Quilt Show at the , Strength and Spirit, VFW Post, 1055 S.Wayne
church. The event will Scentsy, Premier Designs Jaynee Sands of Garden City (from left) gives her impression of a Dr. Seuss character, as Road, Westland
include many quilts (old Jewelry, Skaklee, Rodan & does her co-workers Rita Wanderski of Garden City as the Cat in the Hat, Laura Robty of Details: American Legion
and new) on display, craft Fields, Tupperware, Kika- Westland as Thing 2 and Mandy Bills of Westland as Thing 1 at the Ram's Horn on Middle- Westland Post 251 meets at
and antique vendors, door paprika Clothing, Partylite, belt in Westland on Sunday. They ail made their customers smile and encouraged their the VFW hall the first Tues
prizes, $1 fat quarters, a SendOut Cards, Tastefully younger customers to read Dr. Seuss books because reading is fun. day of each month. The
Make-and-Take project, a Simple, Essential Bodywear, post welcomes all veterans
bake sale and lunch. A $3 Farmington SoapWorks, male and female who have
donation is requested for Candletopia and DTL Her to Details: The Irish Genea er, social and small group Admission is free, however, been honorably discharged.
admission. name a few. There also will logical Society of Michigan interaction and a memo a free will offering will be Contact: Bill Acton at
be refreshments. The event will sponsor a seminar as rial/ healing service. If your taken to support the bands. [phone], Ron Nick
Contact: For more infor
is free of charge. part of its 15th Anniver loss recent or distant, you Contact: www.tsa. els at [phone] or
mation, call chairperson
Mary Surbrook at (734) Contact: For more infor sary celebration. The guest are younger or older, come higherrockcafe.4t.com or visit the website at www.
748-839 and leave a mes mation, call the chamber at speaker is a native of Ire share this journey of new call [phone] post251 .com or www.
sage. [phone]. land, Nuala Farrell Griffin. growth. The cost is $20 CRAFT SHOW post251 .org.
The seminar will begin at 8 per person, includes a box
VENDOR-CRAFT SHOW MASS AND FELLOW a.m. with registration and lunch and refreshments. Time/Date: Saturday, Nov. LIONS CLUB
Time/Date: 11 a.m. to 5 SHIP a continental breakfast. Registrations must be 12 Time/Date: 11:45 a.m.
p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 Time/Date: 2:30 p.m. Sun The program will begin at received by Nov. 6. Location: William Brennan the second Monday of the
Location: American Legion day, Nov. 13 9:15 a.m. and run until 5 Contact: For more infor Activity Center of St. Sebas month and at 6:30 p.m.
Auxiliary Post 396, 6860 Location: St. Kenneth p.m., with a break for lunch mation, call Carol (313) tian Church, 20700 Colgate the fourth Monday of the
Middlebelt, Garden City Church, 14951 N. Haggerty, 12:30-1:30 p.m. There will 562-3080 or Joan (248) 478- Dearborn Heights month
Details: The post will be Plymouth, also be vendors throughout 1084 or visit the website at Details: Crafters and ven-. Location: Big Boy Restau
holding a Vendor/Craft Details: Widowed Friends, the day and door prizes. www.widowedfriends.org dors are needed for the St. rant at Wayne Road and
Show, featuring Miche a peer group in the Arch The cost for the entire day for the registration form. Sebastian Catholic Church- Hunter in Westland.
Bags, Avon, Solar Lites, Spe diocese of Detroit, invites is $35 before Nov. 12, and TRAIN SHOW St. Anne Altar Society's Details: The Westland
cialty Cards and quilts, plus widowed individuals to $45 thereafter. Time/Date: noon-4 p.m. Christmas Craft Show. Lions Club holds lunch
many more. There also will celebrate Mass together on Contact: Information Sunday Nov. 27 Eight-foot table rental is and dinner meetings on
be a bake sale, homemade; Sunday, Nov. 13, followed and registration forms are Location: Parish Hail of Ss. $25 and $45, electricity $5.- Mondays.
soups and sandwiches will by refreshments, social time available online at www. Simon and Jude Church, Contact: For more infor Contact: For more infor
be available for a donation and information about rootsweb.com/miigsm. 32500 Palmer, west of Mer- mation, call Phyllis at (313) mation, call Debbie Dayton
of $3 for those who get other widowed activities in WIDOWED FRIENDS riman, Westland. 561-1807. at [phone].
hungry while they shop. a safe setting. Check in at Time/Date: 9 a.m. to 2 Details: Ss. Simon and EDUCATION WRITING GROUP
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT 2:15 p.m. for Mass. p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 Jude Church' Ushers Club
Time/Date: 7 p.m. Satur Contact: For more infor Location: St. Gerald is holding Railroadiana Time/date: 7 p.m. the
day, Nov. 5 8m9a5t-i6o2n4, 6c.a ll Pat at (734) CFaarthmoinlicg tConh uRrcoha,d 2,1 b3e0t0w een Tswraainp Stohyosw a.n Bdu tyr,a sinesll. oTrh ere WLoIcLaLtOioWn: C36R6E6E0K C herry Hill smeocnonthd Wednesday of every
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Details: St. Matthew is p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 a "peer" group in the Admission to the show is $2 a Parent/Tot, Young 3's, 3- Network is made up of
having a Euchre Tourna Location: Monaghan Archdiocese of Detroit, per person, $4 per family. year and 4-year programs. women who want to
ment. The cost is $5 per Knights of Columbus, presents, "Coping with the Food and beverages are Contact: [phone] explore their lives and
person, an appetizer or 19801 Farmington Road, Holidays." The program available. Parking is free. ST. DAMIAN souls through life-writing,
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Saturday, Nov. 5, and 1-9 www.stdamian.com. some time writing, and for
p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6 those who are comfortable
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7506 N. Inkster Road, north Details: The YWCA of ing. Membership in Story
of Warren Road, Dearborn Western Wayne County's Circle's National Network
•f-iW * Heights Education Department is optional. Participation in
^iy offers quality preschool the group is free.
Details: St. Mel's annual
y programs to children aged . Contact: www.storycircle.
Thanksgiving Festival will
2-5 years old at no cost to org or send an e-mail to
feature a Vegas Room,
most families. There are [email protected]
games. Bushels of Baskets,
many locations available
Tin Can Alley, homemade TOASTMASTERS
throughout the commu
baked goods, ham and tur Location: Westland
nity. Home-based programs
key wheel, raffle drawing Easytalkers Tpastmasters
are also available.
£ '- on Nov. 6, a pork chop din Club meets every Thursday
Contact: [phone],
ner on Nov. 5 and a Polish at 6:45 P.M. in the lower
Ext. 10
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call Bill at [phone] or
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Curt at [phone].
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Don't let overspending
Keep score of LeBlanc's votes online
ruin your holiday season It's now easier to keep opinion of what is occur page," LeBlanc said.
score of votes by a local ring in Lansing." "However, not everyone
legislator online. During the first 10 uses Facebook, so this
State Rep. Richard months of 2011, the leg scorecard is easy to read
By Rick Bloom recognize that other peo ic times, adults who are LeBlanc, D-Westland, has islature has considered and allows all residents
Guest Columnist ple have to cut back. giving gifts to children unveiled a scorecard of major issues, including a with access to a comput
The next step is to set should consider alterna each House vote at www. $900 million budget cut er to track bills and view
It's the time of year up a budget. Unfortunate tive gifts as opposed to LeBlanc.housedems.com. to public education, elim my vote on their behalf. 1
where stores will be ly, too many Americans giving them the latest toy It includes every vote ination of item pricing stand behind every vote
ramping up their adver overspend for the holi or whatever. I always rec taken in the House dur requirements in grocery I cast on the House floor,
tising and, once again, day season and find that ommend that parents, ing the first 10 months of stores and other shopping and this scorecard is a
starting to hype the hol they're still in debt from grandparents, aunts and the 2011-2012 legislative locations, and the taxa way to further open the
iday season. I just read last year's holiday, even uncles consider giving session. tion of pension checks to lines of communication
an article before they begin shop the gift of education dur "The purpose of partially allow for a tran between myself and the
that stat ping for this year. Setting ing the holiday season. the scorecard is two sition to a revised cor residents of Westland on
ed stores a budget and sticking to it The Michigan Educa fold: accessibility and porate tax structure, the these important issues."
will start will help you stay within tion Savings Plan is a accountability," LeB third different business The scorecard will be
their holi your means. great way to accomplish lanc said. "My hope is tax law within only a five- updated after each week
day sales My general advice is this. The beauty of the that this tool will encour year period. the Legislature holds ses
earli when buying gifts, spend MESP is that the mon age community mem The nearly 100-page sion.
er than what you can afford. In ey can virtually be used bers to participate in document includes a Anyone interested in
they did other words, if you have for any public or private the legislative process, brief description of each contacting LeBlanc or
last year. to finance your purchas institution in the coun and continue to share bill considered by the receiving regular e-mail
Before Money Matters es, it's probably a sign try. We all hear about their thoughts and con House, as well as the out updates about what is
you know that you cannot afford how expensive college cerns with my office. It's come of the vote and occurring in Lansing and
it, holi Rick Bloom them. If you charge has become and we all important that I continue links to more information Westland, can e-mail him
day sales something and you can know the importance of to receive regular feed on the legislation. at richardleblanc@house.
will begin not afford to pay it in full a good education. There back from the people of "I had been posting my mi.gov or by call (888)
right after Labor Day. when the charge card bill fore, during this holiday Westland regarding their votes on my Facebook 737-5325.
Although the holidays arrives, once again, you season, if you're looking
should not be about buy know that you are over for a gift for a child, put
ing gifts, the reality of spending. ting money into MESP is
the situation is that gift- The holiday season a gift that will pay div
giving has become an should be a time of hap idends years and years .»<
integral part of the holi piness and joy. Unfor from now.
days. Because of this, and tunately, for many this As we enter the holi • II" \l -a,- •=.. OITJV -.„
because many Americans is not the case. Suicides day season, let's not lose
are struggling like they increase during the holi focus as to what the holi
have never been before, day season and people are days are really about The
it is important to design generally very uptight. holidays should be a time
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ily receive a gift. And are buying gifts for and son. Good luck! for Active/Alert, Memory Impaired,
remember, not all gifts to set a budget and stick Frail/Recovering & Alzheimer's residents
with it. These two little
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Vehicle technology can
improve your next road trip
By Jon Gunnells models and even works as Phone technology can
Guest Columnist a replacement for former also help you save mon
OnStar subscribers who ey when you are cruising
Leaves are falling off had older analog units. around in your vehicle.
trees and football The FMV mirrors have Need to find the cheapest
season is under way the same capabilities as gas? Of course there's an
which means two things: previous OnStar units: app for that—some of the
it's no longer socially with hands free calling, best apps for gas prices as
accept roadside assistance, emer "Gas Buddy" "Fuel Find
able to gency crash response, er" and "Gas Hog." The
wear navigation and more. Gas Buddy for example is
shorts and The FMV mirror is a free app that is available
it's the available nationally at with iPhone and Android
perfect retailers like Best Buy smartphones.
time for a and can be purchased There are even smart-
road trip for $199 for a limited phone apps to help users
or fall col time after a $100 instant avoid speed traps. Trap-
or tour. rebate. To see if your car ster, is a speed trap shar
Tech Savvy
But is compatible with the ing app that is available
before new mirror, visit OnStar. for iPhones, iPods, Black
ion Gunnells
you cram com berry and Android Phones
your fam Whether you are going and GPS units.
ily into the minivan, or the on a long road trip or com Trapster currently has
SUV—brush up on all the muting to work, a wider more than 13 million
new car technology that variety of music wouldn't users sharing more than 4
can make your drive easi hurt. Ford owners with million speed traps.
er, safer and more fun. Sync or MyFord Touch After you get your
Let's start with naviga have been linking up their oil changed and tires
tion systems — because phones and MP3 play inflated, make sure you
if you are like me, you ers with their vehicles for set aside some time to
haven't bought one yet, years — but now Buick update your car com
and you refuse to ask for will be linking up their munications center, get
directions. vehicles with Pandora. your navigation unit and
With navigation systems Beginning with select download all the mon
there are a few routes you 2012 models, Pandora will ey-saving apps you can
can choose. There's the be accessible through find. There are thou
traditional option of a GPS Buick's infotainment sys sands of apps available
unit like a Garmin or Tom- tem — and by 2013 it will that can help you on your
Tom that is compatible be standard in all models. way. Current automotive RUTH A. MALHALAB RAMIV1 PHOTO
with all vehicles and plugs Ford has also added a and smartphone tech Cup cake mom
into your cigarette lighter. new wrinkle to its in-car nology can do just about
There's also the fru communications systems everything except tell
gal route where you can which should make tex- you what type of snacks Jennifer Still of Garden City works with her mom Mary Denning, owner of Mary
download a smartphone ting while driving both to bring. You're on your Denning's Cake Shoppe in Westland, at the Parade Company's preview party for the
app like Google Maps to safe and legal. Drivers own there. unveiling of the new Art Van Furniture float. Still and Denning gave out hundreds
enable navigation from who connect their smart- of fresh baked cupcakes to those there to see the 100-foot long float that has four
your handheld device. phones to their Ford Sync Jon Gunnells, a Northville consecutive sections and features a little girl's bed that's the equivalent of 40 king size
But, the most compre systems will have their Township resident, is a social beds. This years 85th America's Thanksgiving Parade will be Thursday, Nov. 24.
hensive unit is a new take text messages read to media planner at a Detroit-
on an existing technolo them while they drive. based advertising agency. A
gy. You've likely heard of The feature is available 2007 graduate of Michigan
OnStar, but maybe you in 2011 and 2012 models State University, he holds a
haven't heard of the new including the Ford Focus. B,A. in journalism. He can MEDC seeks business
OnStar FMV mirror. The Updates will also be avail be reached at jonathan.gun-
new product is compatible able for users with 2010 [email protected]. Follow him
for a variety of makes and models. on Twitter ©GunnShOw.
incubator proposals
to Switch!
The Michigan Strategic prehensive business plan for-Proposals/. Electron
Fund and the Michigan for delivering entrepre ic versions of each busi
Economic Development neurial services to start ness plan proposal must
Corporation have issued up businesses, such as be sent separately to the
a Request for Propos marketing assistance, MSF via e-mail to incuba-
als (RFP) to solicit plans legal services and train [email protected] by
from high-performance ing. Applicants must 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
business incubators or develop a dashboard of 23. Proposals will not be
accelerators in Michigan indicators to measure the accepted via U.S. mail or
to support entrepreneurs effectiveness of the busi any other delivery meth
in launching and grow ness incubator and accel od.
ing start-up companies erator programs that also Prospective bidders
throughout the state. ties to the state's strate may submit questions
"Early-stage compa gic goals. regarding the RFP via
nies require seed cap In June 2011, the Mich e-mail by 5 p-sd. Friday,
ital and access to a igan Legislature man Nov. 4, to incubator2012@
strong network of pub dated that a portion of michigan.org. Note: The
lic and private resourc the funds appropriat MSF will not respond to
es," said MEDC Presi ed to the Michigan Stra questions that are not
dent and CEO Michael tegic Fund for innova received by the above
A. Finney. "We are confi tion and entrepreneur- date and time. In addi
dent that with the fund ship be used for business tion, questions that are
ing of these organizations incubators and accelera phoned, faxed or sent
and the types of servic tors located in Houghton, through regular mail will
es they will provide, we Kent, Macomb, Oakland not be accepted.
will continue to acceler and Washtenaw counties,
Responses to all qual
ate the growth of innova a city with a population
ifying questions will be
tive technology start-ups greater than 650,000, and
posted on the MEDC's
in Michigan." a Midland County satel
website, www.michiga-
lite site of an incubator
The total amount of nadvantage.org on at 5
located in Isabella Coun
available funding is $6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10.
National Bank Transfer Day million. This funding may ty. The Michigan Econom
be used to support up to The MSF will also con ic Development Corpo
three years of servic sider proposals from enti ration, a public-private
• fefmnftr, mm&mmr»®Wtrm®wmimr i es for each incubator or ties located in other gov partnership serving as
accelerator award made ernmental units provided the state's marketing
by the MSF. The maxi- that no governmental unit arm and lead agency for
' mum request allowable receives more than one business, talent and jobs,
•'Banks; ' Pirfoicit Credit Union: • under this RFP is $2 mil award. focuses on helping grow
lion. The RFPs can be Michigan's economy. For
•p Bem'€srd Fern •iweoefeife&itf " - In order to be consid viewed online at www. more on the MEDC andD
ered for a grant, appli michiganadvantage.org/ its initiatives, www.Mich-
-' • Cfieekifi§ Aceour& f&m • fUBE Qmekl'ffQ Mcmunt -: cants must submit a com Public-Notices-Requests- iganAdvantage.org. ;
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land, wants to help the Wayne (Assembly) Plant, performance.
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slipping dramatically in (37644 Ford) during nor world's largest manu
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gious Consumer Report's the next 30 days." we need to be positive
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