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CANTON - PLYMOUTH
CANTON - PLYMOUTH

Area mourns death of attorney Don Morgan

Well-known Plymouth attor- In 1965, Mr. Morgan graduated ment, and shared his strong bari- Hunley), and Julia and Cece
ney Donald “Don” Crane from the University of Michigan tone with the choir. Mr. Morgan Crowther.
Morgan, 80, passed away peace- Law School, and he and his wife would later become a represen- While his wife was the love of
fully at Angela Hospice on March moved to Livonia. It was there tative to the Presbytery of his life, Mr. Morgan also loved
26, 2021. A long-time resident of Mrs. Morgan, a third-grade Detroit, a role his family said he being a lawyer, reading, all things
Plymouth, he was a pillar of his teacher, met fellow teacher, Judy found both challenging and history, playing golf, summer and
church and community for more Chauvin, and her then husband, rewarding. winter sports in Harbor Springs,
than 55 years. Paul Chauvin. The couple would Mr. Morgan joined Wayne II music, and telling long, long sto-
Mr. Morgan was born in later become “uncle and aunt” to Republicans in 1979, becoming ries to anyone who would listen,
Detroit to Nancy Crane Morgan the Morgan children, and go-to chairman in 1992. He also served until a stroke took his speech in
on Sept. 17, 1940. He attended travel companions. On their on the board of Growth Works, 2015, his family recalled.
Lakewood High School, and trips, the men would engage in Easter Seals, and Presbyterian Mr. Morgan was a lawyer his
after becoming president of the various shenanigans including Village. entire adult life, working first as
senior class, finally got a date using aliases and accents. Mr. Morgan was predeceased a partner at Kerr, Russell & Donald Morgan
with Judy Munro, his wife of 58 The Morgans moved to by his son, Donald M. Morgan Weber in Detroit, briefly at requests donations be made to
years. Plymouth in 1965 and he was (Donny). In addition to his wife, Draugelis & Ashton, in Plymouth the First Presbyterian Church of
Like his mother, Mr. Morgan immediately involved in the com- Judy Munro Morgan, he is sur- and finally on his own on Main Plymouth, 701 Church St.,
attended Ohio Wesleyan munity including Rotary, where vived by his daughter, Wendy Street. He received numerous Plymouth, Michigan 48170, Hope
University, where he joined he served as president from Morgan Crowther, and son-in-law professional honors and acco- Clinic, P.O. Box 980311, Ypsilanti,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE), and 1985-86 and The First Marty Crowther; Donny's former- lades, but will best be remem- Michigan 48198, or to a charity of
made many lifelong friends. Presbyterian Church of wife, Ann Morgan Belyk; her hus- bered as a devoted husband, choice.
After graduating in 1962, he often Plymouth where he served as an band, Nick Belyk; grandchildren “Poohbah” to his grandchildren, Due to the current COVID-19
returned there with his wife, elder; a member of session; as Brady Morgan and Abbie Belyk; and as a leader in his church and restrictions, services for Mr.
most recently for his 55th gradu- president of the finance commit- granddaughters Makayla Morgan community. Morgan will take place at a later
ating class reunion. tee; ran the audio visual equip- (daughter of Amanda Parrish In lieu of flowers, the family date.

Hop on board

The Easter Bunny Express recently traveled to St. Thomas a'Becket Church and two other
neighborhoods as Canton Leisure Services and the Canton Public Safety Department
helped residents celebrate Easter and spring cheer. About 150 residents were able to have
their photo taken with the Easter Bunny and enjoy Easter candy. In addition, participants
were able to choose from donated items collected
by St. Thomas a'Becket Church, including:
reusable bags, raincoats, rain boots, hats, gloves,
sports equipment, arts and crafts kits, toys, as well
as personal care items such as shampoo, tooth-
paste, bath gels and more. “These types of special
events help strengthen our community while pro-
viding a fun and supportive experience for the par-
ticipating families,” said Laura Mortier, Canton
recreation specialist. “Canton Leisure Services and
Canton Public Safety's partnership with St. Thomas
a'Becket is an indispensable part of the equation
which helps us meet a critical community need that
would be difficult to fulfill without their support.”
This special Easter Bunny Express was designed
to engage community members in a personalized
festive celebration, as well as provide an opportuni-
ty to enhance camaraderie and provide an oppor-
tunity for community members to come together in
a safe and positive environment, officials said.
For more information, visit www.cantonfun.org or
call (734) 394-5360.

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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD ELECTRONICALLY
April 27, 2021 - 7:00 PM
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at 7:00 PM. The meeting and public hearing
will be held by electronic remote access. The Planning Commission will consider amendments to the zoning ordinance pertain-
ing to outdoor events/event venues within the township.
The public is invited to participate in the public hearing and express their comments or ask questions. For information on how
to participate in the meeting and view the documents for the public hearing, please visit the township's public meetings page on
the website https://twp.northville.mi.us/, or by calling the Department of Public Services at 248-348-5830. Written comments
will be received by the Northville Township Planning Commission at 44405 Six Mile Road, Northville, MI 48168.
Tim Zawodny, Chair
Planning Commission
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INVITATION TO BID
CITY OF ROMULUS
ITB 20/21-15 - PROJECT #0155-19-0090
OZGA SANITARY SEWER INVESTIGATION PROJECT

The City of Romulus is requesting sealed bids for the Ozga Sanitary Sewer Investigation Project.
The project is located on the approximately 0.15-mile stretch of Ozga Street between Porter Street
and West Huron River Drive. The work includes installing 10-inch sanitary sewer within an ease-
ment along the front of the six homes on the west side of Ozga Street.
No pre-bid meeting is required.

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City of Romulus Clerk until 2:00 PM local time, on
April 20, 2021. All bids should be clearly addressed:
ITB 20/21-15 - PROJECT #0155-19-00940 OZGA SANITARY SEWER INVESTIGATION
PROJECT
City of Romulus Clerk's Office
11111 Wayne Road
Romulus, MI 48174

Contract documents shall be on file after 1:00 PM, April 6, 2021, at the City of Romulus Clerk's
Office or may also be examined from the office of the City's Engineer, OHM Advisors, 34000
Plymouth Road, Livonia, MI 48150 (phone 734-522-6711).

Companies can also view or download copies of the plans and bid documents from the MITN
Purchasing Group page of BidNet Direct ( https://www.bidnetdirect.com/mitn).

Bid security in the form of a Certified or Cashier's Check or bid bond for a sum no less than five per-
cent (5%) of the amount of the Bid will be required with each Bid.
The City of Romulus reserves the right to accept or reject any bid or waive irregularities in Bids. No
Bid may be withdrawn for a period of one hundred twenty (120) calendar days after the scheduled
closing time for receipt of the Bids. A contract may ultimately be awarded to the lowest most respon-
sive and responsible company, as determined in the sole discretion of the City of Romulus or other-
wise in a manner deemed by the City to be in its own best interest.

Neither the submission of nor acceptance of any bid shall constitute a contract between any bidder
and the City of Romulus. No such contract shall exist without first being approved by a formal
action of the members of the Romulus City Council and only after all required bonds and proof of
insurances and copies of endorsements have been received by the City and the agreement is signed
by authorized representatives of the City of Romulus and the successful Bidder.
All questions regarding the project or the ITB documents should be directed only to Rich Hobgood
of OHM at 734-466-4492 or via email at rich.hobgood@ohm-advisors.com.
The City of Romulus strictly prohibits the reproduction or publishing of any published document or
solicitation without the express written consent of the City of Romulus. Unauthorized posting of any
notice of these documents or reference to said documents or solicitations is strictly prohibited.
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