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INKSTER - WAYNE
INKSTER - WAYNE

Attack leaves 2 Inkster toddlers in critical condition

Two young children remain arrived at the home, which is Assistant Police Chief Bill scene. Hospital in Detroit for further
in critical condition following a near Middlebelt Road and Ratliff, the officers found two Officers also confronted an treatment.
New Years Day attack in a home Avondale, they received no toddlers, a boy and a girl, suffer- adult woman in the home and a Police said the relationship
of Grandview Street in Inkster. response to repeated knocks ing from obvious physical struggle ensued, according to of the woman to the children
Police were called to the and calls requesting response. injuries described as severe to police reports, before she was remains unknown but that the
home at about 7:30 a.m. Jan. 1 by While walking around outside their necks and throats. The taken into custody by officers. investigation into the situation
a 911 caller who requested a the home, the officers reported young boy was unresponsive Both children were hospital- is ongoing. Anyone with infor-
well-being check on two chil- hearing a child crying, and used when discovered by officers, but ized and remained in critical mation is asked to call the
dren known to be in the home. force to enter the house. was resuscitated by CPR admin- condition. The boy was report- Inkster Police Department at
When responding officers According to Inkster istered by the officers at the edly air-lifted to Children's (313) 563-9850.
SOLD

12 houses at former Kiwanis

Park site are already purchased

Twelve of the 22 homes planned at the years,” he said during a Wayne City
former Kiwanis Park in Wayne have Council meeting last fall.
already been sold, according to a recent Soave said Infinity Homes specializes
social media post from officials. in houses for first-time and upgrade buy-
Infinity Homes, developer of the proj- ers, and said the Kiwanis development
ect, is currently constructing houses on will be affordable. “Our market interest is
John Street, near the intersection of under $300,000, that's what we're pretty
Annapolis and Howe in the city. According waded into,” Soave told the members of
to Rino Soave, owner of Infinity Homes, the city council. “So, this will pretty much
this is the first project in the City of Wayne. fall right into that niche.” Soave said he Members of the council also approved the October meeting.
He said his company “does a fair amount expects the highway access and every- an 18-month agreement with Infinity “We're really excited to be bringing a
of work right across the road in Romulus- thing downtown Wayne has to offer will Homes to develop the spaces formerly new development of housing to the City of
we've probably built well over 350 homes make the space attractive to potential resi- known as Sue Winn Park, Vandenberg Wayne,” Soave said. “I think the city has
in Romulus in the last seven or eight dents, as well. School and Angelo Demario Park during been really welcoming to us.”
Wayne District Court is

awarded grant for kiosk

Making payments to the 29th District ”
Court in the City of Wayne will soon
become much more convenient.
The court was recently awarded a The grant, was awarded
grant from the Michigan State Police in the amount of $18,016.
which will fund the construction and
installation of a kiosk outside the court
building on Sims Street. The grant, was
awarded in the amount of $18,016,
according to a prepared statement from tactless and after-hours payments due
the court and the kiosk will allow con- the court.