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CANTON
CANTON

Township recognizes Village Arts Factory

Canton Township has a new duced gifts and goods.
partner in the art world follow- She added that the newly
ing the official recognition of strengthened collaboration with
The Village Arts Factory com- the township will provide
plex by the Canton Township resources to the complex to
Board of Trustees. increase events and services that
The Partnership for the Arts will continue to support and fos-
& Humanities acquired the his- ter the cultural arts community
toric Henry Ford property in the in the township.
township in 2012. The complex, Township Supervisor, Anne
consisting of three buildings, the Marie Graham-Hudak agreed.
Factory, The Warehouse and the “We are pleased to be forging
Dorm, has been steadily renovat- an alliance with the Partnership
ed and transformed into inclu- for the Arts & Humanities to sup-
sive spaces for resident artists port community events, arts pro-
and business owners. The com- gramming and economic devel- The Village Arts Factory houses multiple artisans in Canton.
plex has also become gallery opment in Canton.
space for historically underrep- “The opportunity to experi- tum that is already being culti- Development Plan…We are Personal Pilates & Fitness;
resented voices and perspectives ence the arts and humanities, vated there. Collaboration on committed to investing in our Privileged Cosmetics; Reigning
and has played host to important along with expanded program- this level will bring additional ongoing relationship with the Motion Dance Company;
holiday and cultural events, ming, will benefit all Canton resi- energy, creativity, and lifeforce to partnership and support them in Science & Lyes; Schwartzy
according to Ann Conklin, vice dents, including the under- a pulse in the Village that grows their efforts.” Photos; SmokeyCitrine and True
chairperson of the organization. served, disabled and at-risk- stronger each day,” Conklin said. Currently at the complex are 2 You.
Conklin said the factory has youth far into the future.” Township Clerk, Michael The Branded Barby; The Cherry More information about the
provided a safe space for learn- “The Partnership for the Arts Siegrist was also in support of Hill Potters Guild; Cookies and artists and small business own-
ing new skills and developing and Humanities is elated to have the new collaboration. More LLC by Sheila; D & M Art ers of the Village Arts Factory is
creative expression at any age or a deeper level of investment and “The Village Arts Factory is Studio; Good Vision Studios; available at www.villagearts fac-
stage and has a retail outlet for a dedication from the township to central to the township board's Flowing Script; Jump-A-Rama tory.com or vaf@partnership-
unique assortment of locally pro- continue to build on the momen- vision for the Cherry Hill Movement & Fitness Center; forarts.org.
Resident sentenced in power saw attack on wife

”
The Canton Township man The couple's two other chil-
accused of assaulting his wife Tallent was sentenced dren, ages 6 and 4, were not
with an electric table saw and harmed in the incident, accord-
physically abusing his 8-year-old to serve 28 to 50 years. ing to police reports.
daughter has been sentenced to Tallent fled the scene on foot
28 to 50 years in prison. but was apprehended in a near-
Oswald John Tallent, 47, was block of Stonebrook Drive at defendant caused the lacera- by field by police and arrested,
found guilty of assault to intent 1:14 p.m. March 30, 2020 in tions to his wife's face with a saw prosecutors said. Tallent was
to murder, torture and assault response to a domestic violence and that he slammed the 8-year- arraigned on the charges on
with intent to do great bodily incident. Upon arrival, the offi- old onto the pavement before April 1, 2020 in 35th District
harm. Tallent was also convicted cers discovered Tallent's wife in dragging her up the driveway by Court.
of third-degree child abuse in the driveway of the residence her hair during the altercation Tallent was sentenced to
connection with an assault on with lacerations to her face and with his wife. Following emer- serve 28 to 50 years for assault
his 8-year-old daughter. body. The 8-year-old victim was gency care at the scene by with intent to murder, 28 to 50 Oswald John Tallent
According to court docu- also found to have a bump on Canton EMTs, the victims were years for torture, 10 to 20 years
ments, Canton Township police her head and scrapes on her transported to a local hospital for assault with intent to do four years for third-degree child
were dispatched to the 7300 body. Prosecutors alleged the for treatment. great bodily harm, and two to abuse, to be served concurrently.

Clinic

FROM PAGE 1

the official ribbon cutting ceremony later
this year.”
“The DAV Department of Michigan
believes naming the Canton Outpatient
Clinic in honor of Major General Dillard is
a fitting tribute to his dedication to duty
and selfless sacrifices over a lifetime of
service to our country,” said Paul Kaiser,
adjutant, Disabled American Veterans
Department of Michigan. “Major General
Dillard is not only an inspiration to all of
us who have served, but also to genera-
tions of future veterans that will answer
our nation's call.”
“Major General Oliver W. Dillard
Senior's 34 years of exemplary service to
our nation cannot be understated, and the
renaming of this facility is a small step
towards recognizing his incredible service for all he represented, for his accomplish-
to our nation,” said Kevin A. Conklin, ments during his service, and in breaking
State Commander, and Derek Blumke, down barriers for African American serv-
State Adjutant & Quartermaster, Veterans ice members.”
of Foreign Wars Department of Michigan. Appointments are currently being
“Through the renaming of this facility, our accepted for veterans seeking medical
nation can begin to express its gratitude services at the facility.

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