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Seasonal celebration

The Christmas Concert by music students from the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park has become an annual tradition with the Plymouth Noon Rotary Club and this year
was no exception. The students filled the Cultural Center just before the holidays and the Festival Singers presented choral selections under the direction of Jennifer
Neumann while the Symphony Strings performed holiday and traditional instrumental favorites under the direction of Catherine DePentu. The singers were accompanied
by Carole DeHart on the piano. Photo by Sean Rhaesa

Calendar of events

Families Against Narcotics (248) 202-1518. Center, 15218 Farmington the Arts, 33455 Warren Road. Policy groups to meet
sets Wayne Public Forum Road, just south of Five Mile The story takes place in in The first meeting of the
Families Against Narcotics Plymouth Ice Festival Road. 1942 and two of Hollywood's mayor's policy working groups
(FAN) will host a Northwest offers a 'sensory friendly' peek The featured program for biggest divas have descended in Inkster is set for 6-8 p.m.
Wayne Public Forum from 6:30 The 2020 Plymouth Ice the evening will be a presenta- upon the luxurious Palm Beach Wednesday, Jan. 15 at the
until 8:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 6 at Festival, set for Jan. 10 through tion of selected sets of mem- Royale Hotel -- assistants, lug- Dozier Recreation Center.
the Summit on the Park, 46000 12 in downtown Plymouth has ber's 3D images. gage, and legendary feud with According to Dennis Black, a
Summit Parkway in Canton. teamed with the Miracle Following a refreshment one another in tow. Everything senior advisor in the mayor's
Audiences will hear from League of Plymouth and the break, the second “Open” com- seems to be in order for their office, “The city policies will
family members about how Plymouth District Library for a petition of the season is wartime performance until come from the citizens partici-
addiction in a loved one Sensory Friendly Plymouth Ice planned. they are somehow assigned to pating in these workshops.”
impacted their lives and family Festival Evening from 608 p.m. Meetings are free to attend, the same suite. Mistaken identi- Chairmen of the respective
relationships and how they Jan. 9. and visitors are always wel- ties, overblown egos, double groups will be selected he said.
learned to cope, overcome and The event will feature live come. entendres, and a lap dog Current groups include;
ultimately find peace and joy in ice carving near the library Stereo cameras, 3D movies, named Mr. Boodles round out Housing; Education; Workforce
living. entrance, sensory friendly and educational videos are this love note to the classic Development; Economic
For more information, entertainment inside the available for members to bor- farces of the 30s and 40s. Development, Criminal Justice
access nwwayne@fami- library and interactive sensory row or rent. The play is not suitable for Reform; Energy Production
liesagainstnarcotics.org. or fol- ice blocks. For more information, visit all ages. and Information Technology.
low on facebook The event is free, includes www.Detroit3D.org, or call For tickets and more infor- To register for the meeting,
@WayneChapter FAN. snacks and is open to all special (248) 398-3591. mation visit https://inspire the- call (313) 768-6071. The Dozier
needs families. atre.ticketleap.com Recreation Center is located at
Garden Club to meet For more information con- Township hosts blood drive 2025 Middlebelt Road in
Members of the Country tact Kelly Hermann at Plymouth Township will host Elks host Blues performance Inkster and the meeting will
Garden Club of Northville will Kelly@miracleleagueofply- a blood drive from 1-7 p.m. Jan. Blues @ The Elks takes take place in the multi-purpose
meet at 11 a.m. Jan. 8 at Ward mouth.com or at (616) 439-0466. 8 in the board meeting room at place from 7 until 10 p.m. the room.
Church, 40000 Six Mile Road in township hall, 9955 N.Haggerty second Tuesday of the month at
Northville. Photographers to meet Road in Plymouth. the Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Bowling fundraiser planned
The speaker for the meeting Members of the only 3D pho- The need for blood is con- Lodge #325 in partnership with The Romulus Chamber of
will be Cheryl English who will tography club in Michigan will stant and only volunteer donors the Detroit Blues Society Commerce and Friends of the
discuss the Autumn Jewels. meet from 7-9:30 p.m. on can fulfill that need for patients (www.detroitbluessociety.org). Romulus Library have planned
Light snacks will be served. Wednesday Jan. 8, at the in our community, noted Fire There is a $5 donation at the a bowling fundraiser from
For more information, call Livonia Civic Park Senior Chief Daniel Phillips who is door and dancing is encour- beginning with registration at 7
coordinating the effort. aged. p.m. Jan. 18 at Romulus Lanes,
Ford Road done to increase the safety on a unit of blood every 2 to 3 sec- will perform Jan. 14. Joining 37452 West Huron River Dr. in
Nationwide, someone needs
The Kathleen Murray Band
Romulus
Ford Road.”
Traffic signals along Ford onds and most of us will need Murray with vocals is Mike Bowling will begin at 8 p.m..
FROM PAGE 1 Road will be re-timed, state blood in our lifetime, he added Ferencz on guitar, Craig Scott Tickets are $25 per person or
officials said, to accommodate For more information, con- on bass, Bob Bowman on $50 per couple which includes
inconvenience for motorists traffic during construction and tact Phillips at (734) 354-3221 drums and Evan Mercer on three games of bowling, shoe
but that the issue is one of safe- assured representatives from keyboard. rental, pizza and a soft drink.
ty. the Canton Downtown Suite Surrender presented The Plymouth Ann Arbor There will be a 50/50 raffle and
“Like any project of this Development Authority that Inspire Theater will be pre- Elks Lodge 325 is located at a cash bar.
size, there is going to be some plans would consider the senting Suite Surrender: a 41700 Ann Arbor Road in Organizers said that the
inconvenience for drivers ... impact on the aesthetics along farce by Michael McKeever at Plymouth. event is usually a sell out and
there's no getting around it,” the affected area, including the 7:30 p.m. Jan. 10, 11, 17, 18, 24 For more information, call urged early ticket purchase.
Williams said. public art along Ford Road, and 25, and at 3 p.m. Jan. 12, 19 (734) 453-1780 or visit The event is limited to the first
“But something has to be MDOT representatives said. and 26. The performances will www.plyaa325.com or email jaz- 72 bowlers. For tickets or infor-
be at the Westland Center for zattheelks@gmail.com mation, call (734)893-0694.