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Calendar of events

When There Are Nine obtained items from throughout Tickets are currently on sale sorship options, contact Doug (734) 699-8921.
continues in Canton the world. There will be three for $27 per person and are avail- Wallace at douglas@plymouth- The event will take place at
The Village Theater at auctions every hour, two silent able at www.cantonvillagethe- mich.org. 46425 Tyler Road in Van Buren
Cherry Hill will present "When auctions and an oral auction. ater.org or call or visit The Township.
There Are Nine", a multi-media The event is hosted by The Village Theater Box Office Garden Club meeting set
women's art exhibit, which will Roamin Club, the local rock and between 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Monday Members of the Country Mark Twain in Michigan
feature nine female artists mineral club for Western Wayne through Friday. Calls will be Garden Club of Northville will The Belleville Area Museum
showcasing their 2D and 3D art- County. The Roamin Club is a accepted at (734) 394-5300. If meet at 11 a.m. March 4 at Ward will present “When Mark Twain
work as a beacon of women's non-profit organization and is tickets remain, they will be Church, 40000 Six Mile Road in Came to Michigan” with Al and
causes and issues during sponsored by Livonia Parks and available for purchase one hour Northville. Dave Eicher from 6-8 p.m.
National Women's History Recreation. Auction proceeds prior to show opening time. The speaker for the meeting Thursday, March 19. The pro-
Month. benefit a scholarship fund at The Village Theater at will be Tony Reznick who will gram is free for museum mem-
Approximately 50 works of Schoolcraft College. Cherry Hill is located at 50400 discuss how present evolution- bers and there is a $5 fee for
art will be on display and avail- Admission is free. Cherry Hill Road in Canton, ary research has an impact on non-members.
able for sale in the Gallery@VT For more information see: gardening. Light snacks will be The museum is located at 405
until March 30. The public is https://roaminrockclub.weebly.c Maple Syrup tours set served. Main St. in Belleville. For infor-
invited to attend and to cele- om or call Clarence Sterling at Area residents have a unique For more information, call mation, call (734) 697-1944.
brate Women's History month at (248) 981-9673, or Todd Gall at opportunity every weekend in (248) 202-1518.
the event. (248) 348-5093. March at Maybury Farm. Wild Wings vs. Red Wings
Featured performers include The farm will offer Making Blues at the Elks featured Alumni in charity game
music by flutist Wanda Jones, Citizens Police Academy Maple Syrup tours every Blues at The Elks takes place Mayor William R. Wild, along
and solo dance work by Brianna registrations continue Saturday and Sunday which from 7 until 10 p.m. on the sec- with his team of Westland Wild
Jahn, assistant professor of Canton Township residents include a wagon ride to the ond Tuesday of the month in Wings, are once again getting
dance at The University of can get a first-hand look at law Sugar Bush in the woods where partnership with the Detroit ready to lace up their skates to
Southern Mississippi. enforcement procedures during the maple trees will be tapped Blues Society. challenge the Detroit Red Wing
This and all art exhibits at the popular Citizens Police for sap The wagon will then take Big Ray and the Motor City Alumni in the 11th Annual
The Village Theater at Cherry Academy. visitors back to the Sugar Shack Kings will perform Tuesday, Hockey Night in Westland chari-
Hill are free and open to the The Canton Public Safety where the sap will be converted March 10. ty event.
public from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Department will be accepting into maple syrup. The Plymouth Ann Arbor The event, being presented
Monday through Friday, one applications for the eight-week Tours are set to begin every Elks Lodge 325 is located at by North Brothers Ford, will
hour prior to and during public program during the month of half hour from 1 until 4:30 p.m. 41700 Ann Arbor Road in take to the ice at 7 p.m. Friday,
performances at the theater, as February. This year, the pro- and tastes of the syrup will be Plymouth, one mile west of I- March 20 at the Mike Modano
well as by appointment. The gram will take place from 6-9 offered. This event is popular 275. For more information, call Ice Arena located at 6210 N.
Gallery@VT is closed on holi- p.m. on Thursday, beginning each year and space is limited (734) 453-1780. Wildwood St. in Westland. Doors
days. April 23. so arrive early to reserve a spot, open at 5:30 p.m. Beginning at 6
The Village Theater at Applications will be accepted organizers advised. Women pilots to be topic p.m. the Westland Hockey
Cherry Hill is located at 50400 through Feb. 29 online at Maybury Farm is located at Historian Daniel Mason will Association Mini-Mites and
Cherry Hill Road in Canton. For www.cantonpublicsafety.org, or 50165 Eight Mile Road in discuss the 107 female pilots Mites will take the ice to show
more information, call (734) 394- in person at the front desk of the Northville. The cost for Maple who flew aircraft in and out of off their skills. The Red Wing
5300 or visit cantonvillagethe- Canton Public Safety Syrup Tour is $8 per person and what is today Detroit Metro Alumni and the Westland Wild
ater.org. Headquarters located at 1150 S. children younger than 2 are Airport at 7 p.m. March 12 at the Wings will follow at 7 p.m.
Canton Center Road. Questions admitted free with an adult. Wayne Public Library. Tickets for the event are $10
Senior Tax help offered can be directed to Community Visit www.mayburyfarm.org The library is located at 3737 for adults and $5 for children
AARP Foundation Volunteer Relations Ofc. Patty Esselink at to learn more. South Wayne Road in Wayne. ages 6 to 12.
Tax Aides will offer free tax (734) 394-5194. Children 5 and younger are
preparation services at the Business Awards dinner Ghost hunt is planned admitted at no cost with an
Northville Community Center Alumni invited to game planned in Plymouth The Wayne Historical Society adult.
again this year. Tax preparation The Romulus High School The Plymouth Community will present a Ghost Hunt at the Tickets are available for pur-
is by appointment only and is Eagles Basketball Team has Chamber of Commerce has 140-year-old museum from 7 chase at Westland City Hall, the
offered from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. invited alumni to a business selected the recipients of the p.m. until midnight March 13 Mike Modano Ice Arena, North
each Thursday at the Northville social and the game beginning at 2020 Business Awards. The win- with the Great Lakes Ghost Brothers Ford, 33300 Ford Road,
Community Center. 5 p.m. Feb. 29 in the Romulus ners will be honored at the Sixth Hunters. and online at https://
Appointments are now under High School Cafeteria. The Annual Business Awards Dinner Tickets are priced at $20. westland.ticketleap.com/2020-
way and the last day will be evening will begin with meet set for 5:30-8 p.m. March 11 at The museum is located at 1 hockey-night-in-westland/
Thursday, April 9. This service and greet networking at 5 p.m. Fox Hill Golf and Banquet Town Square in Wayne at the Seating is limited so early
is provided to taxpayers with followed at 6 p.m. with presenta- Center. corner of Main and Biddle. For ticket purchase is recommend-
low/middle income with special tions and the varsity basketball Selected for the honors based information call the museum at ed by organizers.
preference for appointments game against River Rouge High on their contributions to the (734) 722-0113.
will be given to those 60 and School beginning at 7 p.m. Plymouth community were Rosie the Riveter set to visit
older. Independence Village of Kids Crafty Saturday The Belleville Area Museum
Appointments are being Dress Shirt Monologues set Plymouth as the Large Business The Van Buren Township will celebrate National Rosie
accepted, at (248) 305-2851. for Village Theater stage of the Year; Jacob Matthew Recreation Department will the Riveter Day from 1-4 p.m.
AARP Tax Volunteers are Dress Shirt Monologues" will Jewelers was chosen as the Mid- host Kids Crafty Saturday from Saturday, March 21 with visits
certified for tax preparation and be performed on the Main Stage size Business of the Year and the 10 until 11:30 a.m. March 14. from original and tribute Rosies
will electronically file federal of The Village Theater at Cherry Small Business of the Year Staff will available to provide along with Suffragette reenac-
and state tax returns. Tax payers Hill in Canton from 7:30-9:30 award will be presented to Ace craft supplies and instruction. tors.
will leave the 1-1 ½ hour p.m. Feb. 29. Strategies. The event is designed for those Dressing up as a Rosie or
appointment with a copy of their Writer, director and producer Honored with the legacy in kindergarten through fifth Suffragette is encouraged,
e-filed returns, and the knowl- Rene Ingram-Dunham is bring- award will be former Mayor grade. organizers said.
edge that their tax returns have ing the show to the local stage James Jabara. The cost is $5 per student. The museum is located at 405
been filed at both Michigan and following her 2019 smash-hit The cost for the strolling din- Register by calling the Parks Main St. in Belleville. For infor-
IRS acceptance sites. "Stiletto Monologues" debut. ner is $30 per person. For spon- and Recreation Department at mation, call (734) 697-1944.

Rock, Mineral & Fossil
auction is planned
The 48th Annual Rock,
Mineral and Fossil Auction is set
for 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. Saturday,
Feb. 29 and noon until 6 p.m.
March 1 at Schoolcraft College
VistaTech Center, 18600
Haggerty Road in Livonia.
The family event will feature
more than 1,000 commercially

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of the wettest in over 100 years - I
believe it rained 20 of the 31 days
in May - and we weren't able to
secure a license to sell alcohol
until late June, but despite those
things we still came close to
breaking even.”
Plymouth Township
Supervisor Kurt Heise was
noticeably pleased with the
report.
“I think Tony Moscone and
his team did an outstanding job
in their first year,” Heise said.
“Clearly, there were some unex-
pected hazards, namely the
weather, but they invested a lot
of their own money in the course
and made some significant posi-
tive changes.”
Township Treasurer Mark
Clinton was also impressed with
the work of ADM.
“Golfers are playing a better
course, ADM is running it cheap-
er and, who knows, if we have a
dry spring, revenues should go
up,” Clinton said.
Moscone said that the ADM
expects a slight profit at the
course this year which, as part of
the management contract, the
township will split with the com-
pany.