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Township clerk seeking election poll workers

Plymouth Township Clerk set at $18 to $25 per hour ” School). Likewise, all voters
Jerry Vorva is already making depending on the assignment. If you would like to be added assigned to Precinct #09 at
preparations for what clerk's For further information, contact Living Word Church to
anticipate will be huge voter Vorva at (734) 354-3224, or Paula to the permanent AV list, we have forms Northridge Church. There is
turnouts the 2020 elections. Jefferson at (734) 354-3229. that can be completed at the clerk's office. another precinct at Northridge
Vorva said his office also The new absentee ballot laws Church as well. None of the
anticipates a much larger absen- allow residents to be placed on a precinct boundaries have
tee voter turnout due to the new Permanent Absent Voter List changed, just the voting location,
changes in the law which allow which means the clerk's office office of the clerk, the applica- we have forms that can be com- officials said.
for “no reason” absentee voting. will always send an application tion will be processed and absen- pleted at the clerk's office,” Vorva Elections dates in 2020
Workers for the election are to vote before every election. tee ballots mailed. stressed in a prepared state- include March 10 for the
currently being recruited to Anyone who wishes to utilize “We do not automatically send ment. Presidential Primary; Aug. 4, for
meet the increased voter absentee voting is required to out ballots. You must complete Plymouth Township has relo- the Primary Election which
turnout. Vorva said the team is complete and sign an applica- an application and sign it in cated all Precinct #03 voters includes local offices and the
looking for individuals with lead- tion for each election in which order for us to process your from Plymouth Township Hall as Nov. 3 General Election.
ership and/or computer skills they choose to vote using an request and this applies to each a polling place to Allen Early For more information, contact
and a desire to be a part of the absentee ballot. After the signed election. If you would like to be Learning Center (formerly Vorva or Jefferson at the num-
2020 election process. The pay is applications are received by the added to the permanent AV list, known as Allen Elementary bers listed above.
‘Life is a Cabaret’ show will benefit Relay for Life

Those who love the music of Ella Denise Staffeld, a mortgage loan officer
Fitzgerald, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, at DFCU Financial. “The support from
Sammy Davis Jr, Doris Day, Tony Bennett, the community has been overwhelming.
Lena Horne, Bobby Darin and Nat King It's a fantastic cause, and I'm so grateful
Cole can take a trip to the nightclub for the incredible talent volunteering
scene where every musical era is repre- their time for this important mission.
sented during a special musical perform- Take a step back in time to the Rat Pack
ance set for 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5. era for a fabulous evening of entertain-
“Life is a Cabaret - LIVE from the ment and compassion. Last year we
Starlight Lounge” is a special musical raised over $20,000, so I can't wait to see
fundraiser for the American Cancer what happens this year,” she said.
Society Relay For Life of Canton and The pre-show reception will start at 6
Plymouth. p.m. with a dessert and sweet treats bar,
Under the musical direction of Kevin featuring Cold Stone Creamery and a
Ryan, director of music and liturgy at St. Prize Pull, 50/50 and other entertain-
Thomas a'Becket, this unique fundraiser ment. A cash bar will also be available.
will include a live band with special Tickets for this event are $25 each and
guest trombonist, Bugs Beddow, as well can be purchased online at www.can-
as a cast of talented individuals and spe- tonvillagetheater.org or by calling or in
cial appearances from some local person at the Village Theater Box Office
celebrities. DanceBeat and DACE from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Monday through
Studios will also add to the fun with their Friday - (734) 394-5300.
dance stylings. The evening will be Any remaining tickets will also be
emceed by local personality Roy Sexton, available for purchase at the box office
director of marketing for the law firm one hour prior to show time.
Clark Hill. The Village Theater at Cherry Hill is Participants in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Canton and Plymouth
“We are thrilled to be returning for located at 50400 Cherry Hill Road, community event pose for a photo at The Village Theater at Cherry Hill. Photo courtesy of
year three,” noted Producer/Director Canton. Denise Staffeld
Canton property ordered demolished To subscribe to The Eagle call 734-467-1900.

Julie Brown the property being secured, as well as pos-
Staff Writer sible squatters. Kristin Kolb, corporation
counsel for Canton, noted the 870 Lotz
Members of the Canton Township Board property has deteriorated over consider-
of Trustees voted unanimously Jan. 14 to able time, agreeing with the township
give the owner of the property at 870 Lotz building official, who also spoke to the
Road 28 days to demolish the structure. board briefly on his findings at the proper-
Two neighboring properties also owned ty.
by Jeanne and Willie Wyatt of Detroit in Prior to the unanimous vote, attorney
Canton Township will come before the David Nykanen spoke for the Wyatts.
Canton Board of Trustees in coming In other township business, the property
months for action, officials said. at 44112 Yost was also unanimously OK’d
Canton Public Safety Director Joshua for demolition that evening and a contract
Meier noted at the meeting his concern was awarded for that work.