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CANTON
CANTON

Indoor Farmers Market returns to Summit on Sunday

Shoppers looking for fresh cial items and fill a unique niche participate in these Off-Season
produce and hand-crafted goods in our community.” Farmers Markets, including:
can find success at the indoor All City Dogs Food Truck will Betty's Best Soap, featuring goat
Farmers Market set for this be onsite this Sunday featuring milk soap, lotion, meat tallow
Sunday in Canton Township. craft hot dogs and sausages, as bars and lotions; Boblin Honey,
The Canton Farmers Market well as a variety of sandwiches featuring a variety of honey;
will return with special Off- and sides for lunch options. The Cora + Co Handmade, featuring
Season Markets in February, featured food truck for the March handmade children's clothing
March, and April at the Summit 19 market will be PizzaPazza. and accessories; Crave Home
on the Park community recre- In addition, House of Mac LLC, featuring natural skincare
ation center. food truck will be onsite during products and jams; Evermore
The Markets are planned the April 16 market. Bridge Card Backyard Farm LLC, featuring
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, and Double Up Food Bucks bread, soup, dip dry mixes, and
Feb. 19, March 19, and April 16, transactions will also be accept- spices; Kapolnek Farms, featur-
in the Banquet Center at the ed by a variety of vendors. ing a variety of meats; Mariposa
Summit on the Park, located at Tokens may be purchased at the Boutique, featuring hair bows
46000 Summit Parkway in Canton Leisure Services table. accessories and custom-made
Canton. Market-goers are encouraged to clothes; Moxy Eats, featuring
“Bringing back our off-season enter through the banquet doors. salami chips; Pat Kubert, featur-
markets to the Summit on the The new season of the out- ing pot holders, and sugar
Park is always a win-win for door Canton Farmers Market scrubs; Pick Michigan, featuring organic spices, teas and salts; and salads.
everyone,” said Canton Farmers will begin Sunday, May 14, and greenhouse produce; Planted STEAP, featuring loose leaf tea For additional Canton
Market Supervisor Jennifer will be open from 9 a.m. until 1 Detroit, featuring salads and pro- and brewing accessories; The Farmers Market information,
Franz. p.m. every Sunday through Oct. duce; Sign Woodworks, featuring Cheese People of Grand Rapids, visit www.canton-mi.org/496, con-
“We are so glad that we're able 15, in Preservation Park, located home and holiday signs and dec- featuring a variety of cheese; The tact the Farmers Market coordi-
to help support our local farmers at 500 N. Ridge Road in Canton. orations; SkinCare SocialClub, Pasta Shop, featuring pasta and nator at cantonfarmers mar-
and crafters who provide access A variety of local food growers featuring various skincare prod- sauce; and Urge Juice, featuring ket@cantonmi.gov, or call (734)
to healthy food sources and spe- and producers have signed on to ucts; Spice Grrrl, featuring cold pressed juices, smoothies, 394-5375.
Canton police officers host Coffee with a Cop Feb. 25

Members of the Canton designed so members of the pub- Police Department were looking changed due to shifting demo- program has also expanded to
Township Police Department lic can become more familiar for ways to interact more suc- graphics, more commuters, and outside the Unites States to
will be buying the coffee during with and informed about the cessfully with the citizens they the introduction of different com- Canada, Europe, Australia,
the next Coffee with a Cop ses- local police department. Officers served each day. Community munication methods such as Africa, and Latin America.
sion. welcome input regarding neigh- policing has long been consid- websites and social media. Coffee with a Cop opens the door
The informal and informative borhoods and concerns of town- ered a framework for establish- Coffee with a Cop events now for interactions outside of the cri-
gathering is set for 9 until 11 a.m. ship residents. ing trust between the community take place in all 50 states and is sis situations that typically bring
Saturday, Feb. 25, at St. Michael Coffee with a Cop was and the police. However, over one of the most successful com- law enforcement officers and
Lutheran Church, 7000 Sheldon launched in 2011 when officers time the character and composi- munity-oriented policing pro- community members together,
Road in Canton. The sessions are from the Hawthorne California tion of local communities have grams across the country. The officials said.
Indian specialty grocery store is proposed for township

The flavors of Indian cuisine Township Planning Commission Plans call for the demolition Arizona. Patel Brothers has Planning commissioners
could soon be available in recently reviewed plans for a of the current building on the 2.6 been in business since 1974 and required changes to the mason-
Canton Township with the 20,000-square-foot Patel Brothers acre property and construction now operates 52 grocery stores ry, landscape, lighting and drive-
potential opening of a grocery grocery store to be constructed of a new building. Architects for across the country, along with way plans. When those changes
chain focused on spices and at the former site of Canton the proposed store told commis- those in Ann Arbor, Farmington are included in the plans, the
ingredients used in India and Computers on Canton Center sioners that work was under way Hills, Garden City and Troy, project can be submitted to the
the Middle East. Road, between Ford and on Patel Brothers grocery stores according to the company web- township board of trustees for
Members of the Canton Hanford roads. in Ohio, Georgia, Florida and site. consideration.