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PUBLIC AUCTION
THE FOLLOWING
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DEEMED ABANDONED
AND WILL BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,
JAN. 18, 2017
11:00 AM
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Nominations for ‘Distinguished Graduate’ still sought
A proposal to increase the
number of carnival rides for
children during the Strawberry
Festival met with some opposi-
tion during the recent meeting
of theBellevilleCityCouncil.
Chamber of Commerce
President Michael Dotson pre-
sented the plan to the council
members which would
increase the number of chil-
dren's rides and move them
from the St. Anthony's Church
site to Third Street downtown,
including the parking lot of
Chase Bank, the parking lot
behind the museum and in the
center of both Third and
Fourth streets and on the prop-
erty next to the chamber
offices. These rides would be
in addition to the Ferris wheel
which is usually installed at
Fifth Street along with other
children's rides in that area.
“We want to make the
Strawberry Festival better
every year,”Dotson said.
In the presentation, which
included hand-drawn maps of
the proposed plan, Dotson said
the chamber did not want to
present any safety issues for the
citywith themove.
Police Chief Hal Berriman
and Fire Chief Brian Loranger,
however, said that would be the
situation with the plan.
Berriman and Loranger both
said that Third Street is used as
an emergency route to get from
one side of town to the other.
They also said that the use of
the planned areas would nega-
tively impact the amount of
parking available for vendors
onMainStreet.
Loranger said the plan
looked like a parking night-
mare and noted, “The only way
I have to get through with a fire
truck is throughThirdStreet.”
Berriman said that he was
“dead set against” the proposal.
His objections were second-
ed by DPW Chief Rick
Rutherford who said moving
the rides to Third Street would
block vendors from getting to
their booths.
“The council certainly does
not support rides in proximity
to residences and taking away
parking,” said Mayor Kerreen
Conley.
“I'm not comfortable about
voting on it. Jack [Loria] isn't
comfortable or Tom Smith
either.”
After much discussion and
optional plans and locations
considered, the issue will be re-
addressed at the next
Strawberry Festival meeting,
officials said. The council mem-
bers took no formal action on
the proposal.
Nominations are being
sought for the annual
Belleville High School
Distinguished Graduate
award.
Nominations will be accept-
ed for the annual honor until
Jan. 31. The Distinguished
Graduate Award is an annual
honor that recognizes
Belleville High School gradu-
ates who have distinguished
themselves in business or pro-
fession, or have contributed to
the welfare and progress of
the community.
Nominees must have grad-
uated prior to 2006. The select-
ed honoree, or family member
in the case of the posthumous
award, will be invited to
attend the National Honor
Society induction ceremony
April 28, when the award will
be presented.
Nomination forms are
available on the website of the
Van Buren Public Schools and
at the school administration
building.
Operation Warm
Members of the Northville Township Firefighters Charity
Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, display some of the coats
and jackets the group donated to Northville Civic
Concern this year. The firefighters charity has partnered
with Community Choice Credit Union and Operation
Warm, a national non-profit dedicated to warming the
hearts, minds and bodies of children in need, to help
provide brand new coats to those served by Northville
Civic Concern. While the Firefighters Charity Fund works
annually with Civic Concern to provide food and other
assistance to local families in need, this is the first year
participating in the Operation Warm campaign. The
effort aligns with the firefighters' charity mission of work-
ing together as a community to help improve the lives of
others. The organization also works to provide support
to injured or fallen firefighters and police officers and
their families, children's charities, senior outreach and
local family and youth organizations. “We believe that
Operation Warm can have a long lasting impact on Civic
Concern and our local community,” a spokesman from
the group noted.
The only way I have
to get through with a
fire truck is
through Third Street.
”
Proposed carnival ride move draws opposition
