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Romulus library reopens with new carpeting

Visitors at the Romulus Public on ways to improve the library,” the updated sections expanding
Library this week will see new said Romulus Public Library ” throughout the adult services
carpeting throughout a complete- Director Patty Braden. When people see what we've done area and new shelving compliant
ly renovated adult services area. “There were requests for with the space I think they will be pleased with the Americans with
The latest renovations to the expanded space, mobile tables Disabilities Act
computer area, circulation desk and more comfortable seating. to see that their vision has come to life. The renovations are support-
and meeting room will conclude When people see what we've ed by the Romulus Public
the updates to those spaces in done with the space I think they Library budget.
the library, a spokesman noted. will be pleased to see that their Taxpayers will not see an
The library closed for a week vision has come to life.” better lighting and a more user- room designed to serve as one increase in taxes to support the
to accomplish the installation Building renovations began in friendly shape and size; a new large room, or, with a partition, funding of the renovations,
and reopened yesterday, Feb. 23. late October and are expected to larger computer area with power two smaller rooms; a sink, cabi- Braden stressed.
“When developing our strate- conclude in early spring. and data outlets on the floor for a nets and outlets for patrons to To learn more about the
gic plan four years ago, we asked Improvements include: a func- cleaner space and easier inter- prepare drinks or snacks for Romulus Public Library, visit
residents to share their thoughts tional modern service desk with net access; an expanded meeting their groups; new carpeting in www.romuluslibrary.org.
Be-Bop Spartans will perform in Canton Saturday

The Michigan State University Be-Bop The Be-Bop Spartans are conducted by
Spartans, a 25-member student jazz orches- internationally renowned bassist Rodney
tra under the direction of Conductor Rodney Whitaker. A professor of jazz bass and direc-
Whitaker, will perform selections from their tor of jazz studies at Michigan State
repertoire of jazz, soul, swing, and blues at University, Whitaker has performed and
The Village Theater at Cherry Hill at 7 p.m. toured with more than 100 legendary per-
Saturday, Feb. 26. Joining the MSU perform- forming jazz artists.
ers will be special guest Stefon Harris, one Comprised of jazz orchestra I students,
of the premier jazz xylophonists, along with the instrumentation includes saxophone,
the Plymouth High School Jazz Band. trombone, trumpet, bass, drums, piano, and
Harris belongs to the grand lineage of guitar.
vibraphonists in jazz and is a master player Tickets to this special performance are
and true virtuoso. Recognized as “the real $10 general admission or $5 for students and
deal” at a young age, Harris performed with can be purchased online at www.cantonvil-
Joe Henderson, Wynton Marsalis, Buster lagetheater.org or by calling (734) 394-5300.
Williams, Kenny Barron, Cassandra Wilson, Tickets can also be purchased at The Village
and many other legends - and made his Theater Box Office one hour prior to show-
recording debut as a leader on Blue Note time.
Records in 1998, when he was only 25. The Village Theater at Cherry Hill is
Winner of “best vibraphonist” awards in located at 50400 Cherry Hill Road, Canton,
DownBeat and JazzTimes polls, Harris has MI 48187. For additional information, visit
gone on to become a mentor to a new gener- www.cantonvillagetheater.org or call (734)
ation of players. 394-5300. Jazz xylophonist Stefon Harris
Canton hosting indoor Farmers’ Markets at Summit

The Canton Farmers Market will Grrrl, featuring organic spices, teas and Markets will pick up where the outdoor For additional Canton Farmers Market
return with special Off-Season Markets at salts; STEAP, featuring loose leaf teas; regular season of the Canton Farmers information, visit www.canton-mi.org/496,
the Summit on the Park community recre- The Cheese People of Grand Rapids, fea- Market left off. The new season of the out- contact the Farmers Market Coordinator
ation center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March turing a variety of cheeses; and The door Canton Farmers Market will re-open at cantonfarmersmarket@canton-mi.org
20, and April 24. Rustic Red Head, featuring candles. from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Sunday, May 8, and or call (734) 394-5375.
A variety of local food growers and “Every winter we look forward to host- will continue every Sunday through Oct. The Summit on the Park is located at
producers have signed on to participate ing our monthly off-season markets at the 16 in Preservation Park, located at 500 N. 46000 Summit Parkway in Canton, MI,
in these Off-Season Farmers Markets, Summit on the Park to provide conven- Ridge Road, Canton, MI, 48187. 48188.
including: Baubles by Barb, featuring ient access to our vendors,” said Canton
handmade jewelry; Bittersweet Garden & Health and Wellness Specialist Jennifer
Bakery, featuring a variety of baked Franz. “Now more than ever we are glad
goods; Blue Lilac Skincare, featuring that we're able to help support these local
skincare items; Boblin Honey - featuring farmers and crafters who provide access
honey; Deliteacious, featuring loose leaf to healthy food sources and unique
teas and tea gift sets; Jessica's items.”
Confectionery, featuring chocolates and Bridge Card and Double Up Food
baked treats; Kapnick Orchards, featuring Bucks transactions will also be accepted.
cold storage produce and baked goods; Tokens may be purchased at the Canton
Kapolnek Farms, featuring a variety of Leisure Services table. Market-goers are
meat; One Tough Cookie, featuring deco- encouraged to enter through the banquet
rated sugar cookies; Pick Michigan featur- doors. Social distancing will be required
ing greenhouse produce; Sign when shopping in the market area and
Woodworks, featuring home and festive face masks will be highly recommended.
holiday signs and decorations; Spice All of these indoor Off-Season Farmers

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Police Department within 2017 JEEP SW 2014 CHEVROLET SW from the City of Westland
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Mi, County of Wayne, will 2008 FORD SW The above vehicles are Police Department within ing and storage. Vehicles
conduct a public auction 1FMCU94128KC06912 impounded through the 48 hours of the sale. may be deleted from this
of Impounded and 2007 CADILLAC SW Redford Township Police 2000 ASSEMBLED TRLR list at any time prior to the
Abandoned vehicles. The 1GYFK66847R225669 Department. All paper- 00000586479 start of the auction. This
following vehicles will be 2005 SUZUKI MC work must be picked up The above vehicles are is a cash only sale and all
offered for sale to the JS1GN79AX52100200 from the Redford impounded through the vehicles must be paid in
highest bidder. 2006 HINO BOX Township Police Depart- City of Westland Police full at the conclusion of
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The above vehicles are Canton Township Police
impounded through the Department. All paper-
City of Dearborn Police work must be picked up
Department. All paper- from the Canton
work must be picked up Township Police Depart-
from the City of Dearborn ment within 48 hours of
Police Department within the sale. There is a
48 hours of the sale. $100.00 buyer fee per
1992 MERCURY 4D vehicle purchased
1MECM50U8NG639306 through the auction made
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impounded through the Canton Township.
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