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May 7, 2015
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Heather DeShawn
Warren
Sunise: Jan. 21, 1974
Sunset: April 18, 2015
Heather DeShawn Warren
died april 18, 2015.
Ms. Warren moved to
Inkster from Detroit in 1979.
She is the daughter of D.L.
Warren, Sr. and Thadoshie
Warren, the sixth of seven
children.
She was preceded in death
by her father, a brother, D.L.
Warren, Jr. and her name-
sake niece, Heather-Monae
Warren.
Among her survivors are
her mother, a brother,
Carlton Warren of Inkster;
four sisters, Rose (Boyd)
Warren Gilchrist, Sheryl
Warren, Janice Warren and
Theletha Warren, all of
Inkster; a favorite aunt,
Virginia
Herring
of
Greenville, MS; a host of
uncles, aunts, nephews,
nieces, cousins and other
family members, and many
friends.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral home
on Inkster Road in Inkster
with the Rev. J. Steele, the
Rev. J. Collins, the Rev. W.
Johnson and the Rev.
Savonte Warren participat-
ing in the ceremony.
Interment
was
at
Knollwood Memorial Park
in Canton Township.
John W. Harris
Sunrise: June 11, 1931
Sunset: April 27, 2015
John W. Harris died April
27, 2015.
A veteran of the U.S. Army,
Mr. Harris served in the
Korean Conflict. He also
served in the National
Guard Reserve. He worked
at Ford Motor Co. for 42
years prior to his retirement
in 1991.
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his loving
wife of more than 60 years,
Lorine Harris; two sons,
Rodney Harris and Tony
(Vanessa) Harris, all of
Inkster; three grandchil-
dren, DeShaun (Nila)
Harris of Belleville; Amber
Harris of Inkster and
Samantha Harris of Detroit;
three great-grandchildren,
Ashley, Tyler and Kaya
Harris, and many friends.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home
on Inkster Road with the
Rev. Edward K. McCrary
officiating.
Interment
was
at
Woodmere Cemetery in
Detroit.
Detroit Metropolitan
Wayne County Airport
Runway 4L/22R and
Associated Taxiway
Reconstruction
Romulus, Michigan
The Wayne County Airport
Authority (WCAA) has com-
pleted
a
Draft
Environmental Assessment
(EA) that is now available to
the public for review and
comment for the recon-
struction of Runway 4L/22R
and its associated taxi-
ways. The Draft EA has
been made available for
review
at
Notices.aspx and at the fol-
lowing locations:
• Detroit Metropolitan
Wayne County Airport,
WCAA
Administration
Office, L.C. Smith Building -
Mezzanine,
Romulus,
Michigan
• FAA, Detroit Airports
District Office, 11677 South
Wayne Road, Romulus,
Michigan
• City of Romulus Public
Works Department, 12600
South
Wayne
Road,
Romulus, Michigan
• Romulus Public Library,
11121 South Wayne Road,
Romulus, Michigan
A public open house will be
held on Thursday, 21 May
2015 from 5:30pm to
7:30pm EDT at The Holiday
Inn located at 8400
Merriman Road, Romulus,
MI, 48174. The public is
welcome to attend to learn
more about the project and
the impacts associated
with project implementa-
tion. In addition, the public
can provide comments on
the Draft EA at the public
open house. Written com-
ments must be received by
5:00pm Eastern Daylight
Time on 1 June 2015.
Emailed comments should
be
sent
to
to:EAComment@flymsy.co
m. Mailed comments must
be postmarked no later
than 1 June 2015 and
should be mailed to:
Theresa Samosiuk
Project Manager
Wayne County Airport
Authority
L.C. Smith Building -
Mezzanine
Detroit MI 48242
Before including your
address, phone number, e-
mail address, or other per-
sonal identifying informa-
tion in your comment, be
advised that your entire
comment - including your
personal identifying infor-
mation - may be made
publicly available at any
time.
All
comments
received on the Draft EA
will be considered by the
Airport and FAA in prepar-
ing the Final EA.
Death Notice
Be it known to all men
and/or any interested par-
ties, the Inkster Housing
Commission gives proper
and due notice that any
and all possession belong-
ing to
HUGO WYNN
2000 Inkster Road
Inkster, MI 48141
Remaining in unit 4660
who passed away April 23,
2015 will become property
of the Inkster Housing
Commission, unless other-
wise properly claimed and
removed in five (5) days.
Be it know to all men
and/or any interested par-
ties, the Inkster Housing
Commission gives proper
and due notice that any
and
all
possessions
belonging to
SHARON STEWART
1900 Inkster Road
Inkster, MI 48141
Remaining in unit 4561
who passed away April 27,
2015 will become property
of the Inkster Housing
Commission, unless other-
wise properly claimed and
removed in five (5) days.
Operations Assistant - Must
be comfortable with com-
puters/software and talking
with customers over the
phone. Call Mosquito One
at 734-922-5700 or e-mail
Sa l e s@Mo s qu i t oOn e .
com. Salary based on
experience. Seasonal posi-
tion, could lead to perma-
nent. Downtown Belleville
location.
Yard work
mow & trim
All Seasons
734-667-3513
CITY OF INKSTER
FIREFIGHTER
Openings for full-time
Firefighter(s). Salary based
on experience. Please visit
our website at
ofinkster.com/services/hu
manresources for details.
Drivers: Drive Like a
Champion. Penske Logistics
Hauling Freight! HOME
DAILY & Regional, No-Touch
Positions. -$3000 Sign-on
Bonus! Excellent Weekly
Pay! -Plus, Monthly Bonus!
-And, Brand NEW equip-
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months exp Call: 1-855-395-
6630.
Owner Operators Needed!
Dedicated Lanes! From MI,
KC,TN areas. CDL-A, 12 mo
Exp.
or
Tabitha: 800-325-7884 Ext. 4.
Full time Drivers wanted!
Holland is hiring Drivers in
Detroit. Drvs w/ 1 year or
50k miles exp, w/ tanker &
hazmat. The recruiter will
be on site May 19, 20, 21
from Noon to 5pm at 27411
Wick Road, Romulus, MI,
48174.
Apply
at
Hollandregional.com/caree
rs EEO/AAE Minorities/
Females/Persons
with
Disabilities/
Protected
Veterans
DEARBORN HEIGHTS
POLICE
25637 MICHIGAN
DBN HGTS MI 48125
THE FOLLOWING
VEHICLES HAVE BEEN
DEEMED ABANDON AND
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
ON May 16, 2015
AT 1:00 P.M.
DALTON TOWING
27218 CURRIER DBN
HGTS MI 48125
313-299-9727
1999 CHEVROLET
1G1JC1243X7298426
1993 FORD
1FACP52UXPG125651
1995 FORD
1FALP6244SH162946
2003 SAAB
YS3FB49S631063658
1999 FORD
2FMZA514XXBA23292
2001 SATURN
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2001 LINCOLN
1LNHM97V61Y616121
2004 SATURN
1G8AV12F74Z136540
2002 CHEVROLET
1GNDX03E22D122463
2002 CADILLAC
1G6KD54Y02U203186
2009 TOYOTA
4T1BE46K29U888827
2008 CHEVROLET
1GNDV23W38D104184
2007 DODGE
1B3HB48B07D375823
2000 FORD
1FAFP68G6YK129621
1995 HONDA
JH2A80205SK401540
1994 PONTIAC
1G2HX52LXR4217925
2007 PONTIAC
1G2ZF58B274163796
2008 PONTIAC
1G2AL55F887334435
2001 BUICK
1G4HP54K11U107183
2003 CHEVROLET
2G1WH52K539233292
2004 PONTIAC
2G2WP522541294379
2000 KIA
KNAFB1211Y5866494
2002 CHEVROLET
2CNBJ634526947953
2000 FORD
2FMZA5341YBB35123
2002 PONTIAC
1G2WP52K92F165986
2003 FORD
1FAFP40433F443508
2005 FORD
1FAFP53235A142088
1997 TOYOTA
1NXBB02E1VZ556521
1992 PLYMOUTH
3P3XP6435NT273091
2003 FORD
1FAFP56S73G150328
2004 JEEP
1J4GW58SX4C318982
2004 SATURN
5GZCZ63414S843430
2002 DODGE
1B3EL46R62N114747
2006 CHEVROLET
1GNDT13S962186220
2003 CHEVROLET
1G1ND52J83M692642
2001 NISSAN
JN8DR07Y01W531432
2001 FORD
2FMZA51471BB30565
2003 SATURN
5GZCZ63B03S896035
1997 FORD
1FABJS31L7VHC01223
1999 FORD
1FAFP6639XK220140
2001 CHRYSLER
2C8GP54L51R122029
1999 CHEVROLET
1G1JF5246X7147367
2003 CHEVROLET
1GNDX03E23D202217
2001 FORD
1FMYU70E11UC26808
1994 TOYOTA
JT2AT00N9R0030871
2007 KIA
KNDJC736675681928
2002 DODGE
1D7HU18NX2S705298
1997 CHEVROLET
1GND406E8VD185091
1996 PONTIAC
1G2JB5245T7511103
2001 CHRYSLER
3C8FY4BB81T546184
1996 CHEVROLET
2G1WL52M9T1163794
2009 FORD
3FAHP07Z39R164672
1999 SATURN
1G8ZH5282XZ196815
1989 MERCURY
2MEBM75F9KX643131
1995 OLDSMOBILE
1GHDU06L3ST324272
2003 MERCURY
1MEFM55S33G623063
2005 NISSAN
3N1CB51D15L552836
2002 KIA
KNAFB161225073898
1990 FORD
1FAPP9195LT148651
2004 PONTIAC
2G2WP522441124837
2004 DODGE
1B3EL46X54N229874
2001 FORD
1FAFP56S21G285424
PLEASE NOTE:
THE BIDDING WILL START
AT THE TOWING AND
STORAGE
CHARGES.
NOTE CARS MIGHT NOT
BE AT THIS LOT FOR
VIEWING.
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B
ELLEVILLE
- I
NKSTER
- R
OMULUS
Members of the Inkster com-
munity are mourning the death
of well-known businessman
Fedele Bello, the owner of
Bello's Pizzeria, who died April
4.
Mr. Bello, 77, owned and
operated his business in the
community for more than 30
years. Born April 21, 1937 in
Italy, he immigrated to the area
in 1967 with his wife and two
children. He became the father
of two more children while liv-
ing in Michigan. He worked
four jobs, according to his son,
FredBello, in his efforts tomake
a better life for his family.
He opened Bello's Pizzeria
on April 1 of 1976, when restau-
rants in the Inkster community
were scarce and kept his busi-
ness operating in the community
for more than 30 years, finally
closing in July of 2006. During
that time, his son said, he
opened three more pizzerias
and continued to work seven
days a week until his death due
to lung cancer.
“His passion was his work
and his family,” his son said. “He
helped keep so many young kids
in Inkster out of trouble while
giving them work to do. He had
somany loyal customers fromall
over,” he added. Mr. Bello was
known for his unstinting gen-
erosity and provided clothing
and help to his employees and
often gave credit to customers
facing hard times so that they
would not go hungry. His son
said that Mr. Bello was always a
friend to the Inkster fire and
police departments.
“Hewas known as Papa Bello
to so many young kids in the city
who did not have fathers,” he
said. “If his kids were
healthy...and the bills were
paid...he gave back whatever
was left. I know he will be
missed by somany,” he said. “He
truly loved the people in
Inkster.”
Mr. Bello lived in Dearborn.
Among his survivors are his
wife, Teresa and his children,
Antonio Bello, Giovanni (Sonia)
Bello, Fred (Romina) Bello and
Linda (Donald) Reed; a brother,
Salvatore Bello; grandchildren,
Giancarlo, Jesse, Alessandra,
Antonio and Adriana; sisters-in-
law, Maria Belli and Teresa
Bello, andmany friends.
Funeral services were fol-
lowed by entombment at St.
HedwigCemetery.
Arrangements were entrust-
ed to theVoranFuneral Home.
Employees in the Van Buren
School District will see a slight
increase in their paychecks
soon.
Members of the board of edu-
cation recently approved a 1-per-
cent pay increase for members
of five unions with bargaining
agreements with the district. The
increase, which will cost the dis-
trict $322,800.76, will be for one
year only and is a means or
repayment of wage cuts taken by
employees. The 1-percent will be
an amount owed the employees
by July 1, 2014 to April 24, 2015,
according to district spokesper-
son.
The payments will be include
a lump sum on the last paycheck
in April or May, and then a slight
increase in payments until the
end of the school year.
Board members approved
payments to the Van Buren Food
Service Association, a new bar-
gaining unit whose membership
approved the 2014-15 contract on
March 19. The cost to the district
will be $4,962.70.
Also approved was an agree-
ment with the Van Buren
Education Association for a total
expense of $233,965.28. This
union represents the district
teachers who took a 7-percent
salary cut and is addition to an
increase approved June 3.
Also approved was a payment
to members of the Van Buren
Educational Support Team in
the amount of $49,100.57. This is
in addition to the increase in the
contract ratified Feb. 9 for a 1-
percent raise for this school year
and a 1-percent raise for next
school year
The board members also
approved payments totaling
$21,798.59 to the Van Buren
Administrators and Supervisors
Association, to be paid on the
last check in May. A 1-percent
increase will be included in
checks from that date until the
end of the school year.
The Van Buren Association of
Educational Secretaries mem-
bers will receive a total of
$12,798.59, in addition to the 1-
percent agreed upon in a con-
tract ratifiedAug. 11.
Wolverine Pro Wrestling is
hosting a fundraising wrestling
exhibition to help a lifelong
Romulus resident in her battle
with stage four cancer.
Lee Tracy, the owner of
Wolverine Pro Wrestling, said
that he has known Cindi (Silvey)
Hensley for more than 35 years
and graduated from Romulus
High School with her. Hensley,
whose husband Glenn is also a
lifelong Romulus resident, was
diagnosed with breast cancer
last year and the disease has
now metastasized into her
bones and spread to her liver,
Tracy said, and she is currently
hospitalized with a blood clot
andmultiple lesions inher liver.
He has organized the
wrestling event to help defray
some of the costs of his lifelong
friend's medical bills and is call-
ing the event Smackdown for
Cindi.
There are 15 wrestlers who
have agreed to participate in
the six or seven matches
planned for 6:30 p.m. May 24 at
Roller Skate Park, 19750
Sumpter Road in Belleville.
Tracy said professional
wrestlers from as far away as
Toronto will travel to fight for
this cause, including WPW
Champion Tyson Dux, Russ
Jones, N8 Mattson and Abe
Action Jackson.
Tickets for the event are
priced at $12 for adults and $5
for children ages 6-13. Children
younger than 5 will be admitted
free.
"Cindi is a beautiful person,"
Tracy said, "she is a true fighter
and that's why, if for only a day,
wewant to fight for her."
Fedele Bello
City mourns loss of beloved business owner
There are 15 wrestlers who
have agreed to participate.
”
The payments will be include
a lump sum on the last paycheck in April or May,
and then a slight increase in payments
until the end of the school year.
”
Wrestlers planning charity match to aid cancer victim
School board members OK payments to employees
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